Speaker 1: There we go. That's better. Now you can hear me. Why, hello, there,
Speaker 1: We have a lot to cover tonight. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: a lot of fun. So let's get too started, please
Speaker 1: and oh look already in the house, Mike Burgess, I'll
Speaker 1: be here. Okay. Yeah, So that's uh, that's the YouTube side,
Speaker 1: all right, let's get things rolling. I gut stuff from
Speaker 1: doctor Clinton to talk about a bunch of stuff I
Speaker 1: picked up from Instagram. A lot of other things discussed.
Speaker 1: And remember there's still that coupon code for fifty percent
Speaker 1: off at doctor Glidden's membership site. Link is in the description.
Speaker 1: Lots of people have been signing up. They're taking advantage
Speaker 1: of as they're getting locked in for life for fifty
Speaker 1: five cents, fifty five cents a day to have doctor
Speaker 1: glyndon your doctor.
Speaker 2: Words for anyone who is not a Jew, derogatory terms
Speaker 2: meeting everyone else but us. So they want to harm
Speaker 2: as many goys as they possibly can.
Speaker 3: And look at their talmud. Their talmud says kill pemmer Hall.
Speaker 3: It's your religious duty to steal from them, to bring
Speaker 3: harm to them.
Speaker 4: Martin Luther, the.
Speaker 5: Man who created Protestant Reformation back in fifteen forty three,
Speaker 5: wrote a book called The Jews and their Lies.
Speaker 2: In this book he outlined toad coded Jewish doctors.
Speaker 3: Jewish doctors are here to poison us Germans. This is
Speaker 3: what he was saying in fifteen forty three, the Jews.
Speaker 5: And their lives, and their lives and their lime.
Speaker 4: Jews and their lives.
Speaker 6: Lives live.
Speaker 5: Shoes and are live are linnare line.
Speaker 7: Shoes live?
Speaker 4: What do you mark loo or no about these shoes?
Speaker 8: It's back in fifteen forty three.
Speaker 1: Okay, there we go. I try to do a fade out.
Speaker 1: Hopefully that works when you use certain devices. It doesn't
Speaker 1: let you fade out like a stream yard. It overrides
Speaker 1: your device that you're fading with like a dick. It's
Speaker 1: a milo. Let me get back and fix this. Now
Speaker 1: take it off that put this back on that's suppose
Speaker 1: to stay off. All right, there we go. Enough buttons
Speaker 1: on me nice? So yeah, the thing that you've seen
Speaker 1: in the picture there, let's see where we are, sir.
Speaker 1: I guess who we're looking. Okay, so that was me
Speaker 1: in the summertime last summer. So I haven't lost anything,
Speaker 1: I just maybe not as uh frim down I'm not
Speaker 1: doing my jogs because it's been raining, but I've been
Speaker 1: doing my four miles a day pretty much every day.
Speaker 1: Last night I didn't do it. Today I'll do five
Speaker 1: miles and do weight training. But the point of me
Speaker 1: putting this out here is because I'm getting back into
Speaker 1: the bodybuilding part of it. That's only though apparently according
Speaker 1: to coach Greg, it's not called bodybuilding until you are
Speaker 1: in a competition and you're on a stage. Otherwise you're
Speaker 1: just lived in weights. So if that's if that's the
Speaker 1: way we roll, if you're doing it's like no, because
Speaker 1: I go through hard dieting and all this sudd It's
Speaker 1: like I've been I was keto for fourteen months in
Speaker 1: my life, straight, What do you mean? You know what
Speaker 1: I mean? So it's like, don't don't diminish other people's
Speaker 1: efforts just because they don't have a fucking piece of
Speaker 1: paper to show for it. Anyway, Code Daniel fifty percent
Speaker 1: off Doctor Glidden's membership. You can see it on the
Speaker 1: actual outside here, but we're we're gonna look at this
Speaker 1: in our description too. So when you go over to Rumble,
Speaker 1: the only one that it's clickable on because YouTube's a jackass.
Speaker 1: You can click it right here, and if you hit
Speaker 1: show more, you can go to my website and doctor
Speaker 1: Glidden is right here. BFF is my is my personal
Speaker 1: Black Friday sale until the twelve until I'm sorry, till
Speaker 1: the fifteenth of December for my hot sauces. And that's
Speaker 1: a twelve percent off coupon. Take advantage of it now,
Speaker 1: over're on this side where my head's at, can they
Speaker 1: Why can't things be automatic or have somebody who does
Speaker 1: this shit for you? Anyway? So it was updated so
Speaker 1: it says use code Daniel for fifty percent off annual
Speaker 1: membership for a limited time. No other resource is as
Speaker 1: clinically verified as this one. The health recovery protocols found
Speaker 1: here are based on thirty seven years of doctor Glyndon's
Speaker 1: clinical experience as a licensed nutropathic physician. And then it says,
Speaker 1: see our show and because this old website does a
Speaker 1: cocks look, you gotta hit you got to highlight that
Speaker 1: right click, and hey, go to blah blah blah and
Speaker 1: then it'll take you there for real. Isn't that neat
Speaker 1: in that neat all? Right? Oh, that one got pretty popular.
Speaker 1: This thing's it's picking up the channel that's just exclusive
Speaker 1: to all the Doctor Monso, Doctor Glyndon stuff. It's picking up,
Speaker 1: it's picking up. I have the worst toothache in the
Speaker 1: planet right now. It's causing me a massive headache. It's
Speaker 1: making everything across the bridge of my jaw, my upper jaw,
Speaker 1: so basically my skull throb and pain. And it's weekend
Speaker 1: and the rain I'm sure probably doesn't help. But I
Speaker 1: chipped the tooth like some stupid caramel I was eating,
Speaker 1: and I all of a sudden I bit into something hard,
Speaker 1: like what the hell is that? And then I realized
Speaker 1: it was my tooth that just basically separated my back
Speaker 1: back back back molar. They took away my wisdom teeth
Speaker 1: like dick, So it's not the wisdom tooth.
Speaker 9: I guess.
Speaker 1: We got to get into that too and discuss there's potential,
Speaker 1: Like doctor Demonzo said, if you had your wisdom teeth,
Speaker 1: there's obviously you're not supposed to ever take out any
Speaker 1: part of your body. But they might actually come in
Speaker 1: sideways on purpose. Naturally, they might grow sideways and then
Speaker 1: tilt forward like that. So when they say, oh, it's
Speaker 1: coming in sideways, we got to get rid of it.
Speaker 1: That's just a lie, and I'm sure they're If they're
Speaker 1: dentists and they're not aware of that, then they're idiots.
Speaker 1: So there's a different reason for why they want to
Speaker 1: take your your wisdom teeth out. I wish I knew,
Speaker 1: I wish I knew everything when you have to when
Speaker 1: you're It doesn't matter what age you are. There's like
Speaker 1: no excuse that they'll murder somebody in your family, like
Speaker 1: my aunt, because you didn't know at eleven years old
Speaker 1: what to say to him. You they'll and you're in
Speaker 1: you're eight years old. If you don't know everything, your
Speaker 1: little brother gets fucking killed by doctors, like every fucking thing.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: It's so it's really easy to have a lifetime of
Speaker 1: regret come from that, right, always showing up late to
Speaker 1: the party with all the information that can't help anybody
Speaker 1: because everybody's fucking dead.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 1: Well, that's why we're doing this whole thing with doctor
Speaker 1: Peter Glynnon's membership site, so that maybe we can get
Speaker 1: this information out to people sooner than their thirties and forties,
Speaker 1: so that they don't go through a lifetime of indoctrination
Speaker 1: and become victims and abused and damaged or killed prior
Speaker 1: to being told the truth. And you can start your
Speaker 1: children off the correct way. Now, you don't just have
Speaker 1: to tell them, hey, look, this is how it is.
Speaker 1: What they're telling you it's not true. You can fill
Speaker 1: it with something else and show them what is true,
Speaker 1: and then you can show them results. And then you
Speaker 1: can prove not only that the other's way is harmful
Speaker 1: and damaging and wicked and evil and shortsighted and ignorant,
Speaker 1: but that the true way is life giving, beneficial, inexpensive,
Speaker 1: non invasive, and just makes so much more sense. That
Speaker 1: that is how God would have intended something. Not oh,
Speaker 1: if you want to get better you have to crawl
Speaker 1: through hell. That's very Jewish. That's very that that type
Speaker 1: of thought thinking is very talmudic. All right, that's that's
Speaker 1: not that's not normal. Did this whole suffering and and
Speaker 1: and you know, mixing the profane with the divine and
Speaker 1: this like God is both things type of No, he's not.
Speaker 1: He's he's love and he's pure and he's the benevolent creator.
Speaker 1: And you can have it's not lopsided, and you don't
Speaker 1: need evil to understand what what good is. That's nonsense.
Speaker 1: You just need to have a tether to the good,
Speaker 1: that connection with God that informs you. It makes you
Speaker 1: want to It's like a prayer, and you want to
Speaker 1: make them proud, and you want to do good to
Speaker 1: others and share that which you feel with others. Now,
Speaker 1: if you don't feel that, then what you share with
Speaker 1: others is probably pretty awful. And there's people like that
Speaker 1: walking around. We're going to talk about some of those
Speaker 1: people tonight. So just click on this. And if I'm
Speaker 1: on the right side still and I am this button
Speaker 1: that says members here, I think says log in if
Speaker 1: you're not already logged in. If it says log in
Speaker 1: and you're not a member yet, you'd click it and
Speaker 1: it'll bring you to something that looks like a sign
Speaker 1: up site. And these are the two, just to remind everybody.
Speaker 1: The other way to do this is once you click
Speaker 1: onto my link here, which is in just by going
Speaker 1: to my site or by going to lips. You can
Speaker 1: either click this right there. You know, I'm gonna try
Speaker 1: this in the in the YouTube and see what happens.
Speaker 1: Right now, I can't put a link into description because
Speaker 1: they don't let you do description links until after the
Speaker 1: video is done. I'm surprised it's not showing. I got
Speaker 1: it to go view view your channel. I'm gonna try
Speaker 1: this in the in the YouTube and see what happens.
Speaker 1: You guys are too nice, all right, So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: put this in here. Hopefully it doesn't take it away.
Speaker 1: It looks like you can see it, right, and then
Speaker 1: it's cold Daniel. Maybe it's maybe I'm the only one
Speaker 1: that can see it. They like to squash of these
Speaker 1: on people, and that's for fifty percent off. I'll pull
Speaker 1: up FTJ too. I don't think I moved. I guarantee you.
Speaker 1: I forgot to change all of the details in the
Speaker 1: FTJ because I didn't think about it, because uh yes,
Speaker 1: it's the same shit as last night as far as
Speaker 1: the everything, and there's no there's three people here. Well,
Speaker 1: you guys can see it on yours. It's easy. It's
Speaker 1: right here in the description in blue. And then my
Speaker 1: code is Daniel, so that what that makes it is
Speaker 1: sixteen dollars and sixty seven cents. It's actually sixteen dollars
Speaker 1: and sixty six cents plus zero point five. Since they
Speaker 1: don't make halfpennies or any pennies anymore. You heard about that,
Speaker 1: I'm sure then I just it up to sixty seven
Speaker 1: and I pay twenty four right now. But I get it.
Speaker 1: I also get a commission off my own my own membership,
Speaker 1: so it's like nine to twelve bucks or some twelve bucks.
Speaker 1: I think it ends up being or something like that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, the site has never been and the membership
Speaker 1: has never been this inexpensive, and it's worth quadruple that
Speaker 1: because of what you can do with it. Okay, so
Speaker 1: now I'm over here. This is the site that I
Speaker 1: was telling about as soon as you land on this page.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to start this over so I can
Speaker 1: show you from the beginning. You click on this or
Speaker 1: you click on my website. Okay, when you get to
Speaker 1: my website, you click his picture. When you click his picture,
Speaker 1: doctor Glyndon's picture, it'll take you here. If this doesn't
Speaker 1: say log in, and you click it and something pops
Speaker 1: up that allows you to become a member, just make
Speaker 1: sure that you put in apply the coupon when you
Speaker 1: check out and you see that the change or the
Speaker 1: discoun has been taken out. This is for the annual
Speaker 1: the Daniel code for the annual makes it fifty five
Speaker 1: cents a day and that's locked in for life. And
Speaker 1: now you have your doctor on retainer. It's like having
Speaker 1: a lawyer on retainer. And why do I say that,
Speaker 1: because that means you have access when you need it,
Speaker 1: at any time that you need it, and you can
Speaker 1: share it with others. And maybe if you want to
Speaker 1: go through the torment and torture of trying to show
Speaker 1: somebody something that they don't want to see, maybe you
Speaker 1: have to do that to intervene so you can protect
Speaker 1: someone in your family from harming themselves or their children
Speaker 1: whom you are also related to. So on this side,
Speaker 1: if you use the code ball Busters still B A
Speaker 1: A L B U S T E R S, that'll
Speaker 1: drop down to twenty nine. But if you use code
Speaker 1: Daniel on the annual membership with a capital D, just
Speaker 1: like a name like you a spell name, that brings
Speaker 1: it down to one ninety nine.
Speaker 6: And that is.
Speaker 1: Fifty five cents a day, which is ridiculously, ridiculously good,
Speaker 1: amazingly good, wonderfully good. Best it's been ever since I
Speaker 1: can remember, and I've been doing these shows with Doctor
Speaker 1: Glidden for three plus years now, So the new content
Speaker 1: page just to start here to see how this site
Speaker 1: works and to get access to our most recent content. Now,
Speaker 1: this is going to be the one you're probably going
Speaker 1: to be using as a reference most of the time.
Speaker 1: And even though it looks like a list, oh this
Speaker 1: is what is this?
Speaker 8: This list?
Speaker 1: Well, how else would you do it? A bunch of
Speaker 1: little cubes, a bunch of little thumbnail pictures maybe, but
Speaker 1: some of them are written out, and some of them
Speaker 1: are video, Like the programs are not going to be
Speaker 1: videos are gonna be written out. And like we talked
Speaker 1: about yesterday when I showed this to you, tonsilitis, which
Speaker 1: is what they took my out of my my nephew yesterday.
Speaker 1: Tonsils and adenoids. Oh they've been spoleen for a long
Speaker 1: time and he's has hard hard time breathing and it
Speaker 1: throw closes up at night and he has to wake
Speaker 1: and wakes himself up. Well, then find out what's causing
Speaker 1: the inflammation. Find out what and it's apparently ringworm. Come
Speaker 1: to find out. So calcium is a big deal.
Speaker 9: Got to have that.
Speaker 1: And it says MD cause unknown, MDIE cause calcium magnesium
Speaker 1: and it'll make it three deficiencies, and then it says
Speaker 1: something about click on the button for ringworm. I got
Speaker 1: where I said that? Where did I say that? Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm on the wrong one. That's a torqulitis. This is tonsilitis. Yeah,
Speaker 1: these two videos. So it says bacterial infection is what
Speaker 1: the ND say antibiotics, and that kills your gut, your
Speaker 1: gut microbiome and they never try to replace it, replish it,
Speaker 1: and that's awful. And then bad things happen inside of you.
Speaker 1: ND cause a weekend immune system, which allowed the bacteria
Speaker 1: to gain a foothold. So why is why is the
Speaker 1: immune system weekend? He says, see discussion under section under
Speaker 1: ringworm what to do to attempt to make yourself healthy
Speaker 1: if you have been diagnosed with dring worm And then
Speaker 1: all this So now you have this information and it
Speaker 1: tells you this is what's important about this. And this
Speaker 1: is how his book is set up too, in the
Speaker 1: back of it, like on the last section of it.
Speaker 1: And this is just how his attempt to cure what
Speaker 1: holistic medicine book was. And this is kind of like
Speaker 1: the part book three of his newest book, is that
Speaker 1: it gives you a one hundred and something different, whatever
Speaker 1: labels that the doctor's going to tell you what is
Speaker 1: wrong with you, and we'll all have a generic everybody
Speaker 1: gets the same type of medicine response to it, or
Speaker 1: the same type of treatment, or you don't get to
Speaker 1: say no to this type of treatment if you get
Speaker 1: diagnosed with that type of deal. He'll show you what
Speaker 1: the MD's are going to say and what they're gonna
Speaker 1: do to you and how they're gonna harm you. And
Speaker 1: then they'll say this is what the nd A good one,
Speaker 1: good nature pathic doctor him, him, him specifically would do this.
Speaker 1: Why I say that because there's a lot of nds
Speaker 1: who went through the ND school that aren't really d's
Speaker 1: because they were taught some bullshit green allopathy. Now, so
Speaker 1: doctor Glynn has been doing this for thirty seven years.
Speaker 1: He's been doing it the right way for that long.
Speaker 1: So you have access to him and his bind Okay,
Speaker 1: you get his book if you want it too. You
Speaker 1: get twenty percent off. Once you remember whether you're dealing
Speaker 1: with an infectious disease, the strategy is threefold or whenever
Speaker 1: we are deliver a treatment to kill the bug, deliver
Speaker 1: a treatment to alter the environment of the body so
Speaker 1: that it is no longer high hospitable to the bug,
Speaker 1: deliver treatment to upregulate the immune system. When it comes
Speaker 1: to infectious diseases, the mds pay no attention to immune
Speaker 1: system strength nor to the environment of the body. Their
Speaker 1: treatments focused one hundred percent on killing the bug and you.
Speaker 1: This is one of the reasons that antibiotic resistant bacterial
Speaker 1: infections are rising like a plague. Bugs are smart. They
Speaker 1: will adapt and change to survive. If all you are
Speaker 1: doing to try to eliminate them is shooting them with bullets,
Speaker 1: they will construct armour to protect themselves. Antibiotics have always
Speaker 1: been heralded as one of the allopathic medicines greatest triumphs
Speaker 1: and successes. The downside to this one sided treatment is
Speaker 1: only now becoming apparent, as the antibiotic wondered children of
Speaker 1: allopathic reductionism are rapidly beginning to lose their effectiveness. A
Speaker 1: sophisticated naturopathic treatment of any infectious process pays attention to
Speaker 1: all three legs of the treatment. We kill the bug
Speaker 1: with herbs or silver hydrosols. We up regulate the immune
Speaker 1: system with vitamins, minerals and herbs. Nine essentral nutrients we
Speaker 1: establish a healthy environment in the body which makes it
Speaker 1: difficult for the bugs to feed and breed. With homeopathy,
Speaker 1: diet a medical nutrition. This is why we succeed and
Speaker 1: the empts fail. By the way, this name of this
Speaker 1: condition is misleading. It has nothing to do with worms.
Speaker 1: It's a fungal infection that for some reason grows in
Speaker 1: a circular shape. Okay, now you know, and knowing is
Speaker 1: half the battle. Geei Joe Argentine. Spray this. Spray this
Speaker 1: directly onto the side a sight of the infection every
Speaker 1: three hours while awake. Now, I don't know if that
Speaker 1: would be topical or internal, so like if it's your tonsils,
Speaker 1: I don't know if it would be Okay, so don't
Speaker 1: do that unless you talk to doctor Guddin first. But
Speaker 1: the ultimate EFA is hear that riddle rattle. I got
Speaker 1: this and I got good news too. I told everybody yesterday.
Speaker 1: But if you weren't here yesterday, See this is the
Speaker 1: it's green so it's hard to see it. But this
Speaker 1: is the EFA. Plus this is the youngevity version of it.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't matter if I do that or not,
Speaker 1: because it's still the It's the green that makes it
Speaker 1: see through. So oh look, I fucked that up too.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let me fix that. Both both are up
Speaker 1: at the same time. Let's get rid of the video capture.
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no, there we go, or I
Speaker 1: could go like this and get rid of that one
Speaker 1: so you can see. But this is I took three
Speaker 1: of these today. I burned a little bit of fish flavor,
Speaker 1: but this is probably Let me see what the size
Speaker 1: of this is. Does it tell you what the milligrams are?
Speaker 1: I don't think it does mm hmm. One soft gel
Speaker 1: doesn't tell you the miligrim size, but I would have
Speaker 1: to guess that this is probably the same amount, or
Speaker 1: maybe it's maybe it's even smaller than the twelve hundred
Speaker 1: milligram cod little oils that they have already as a well.
Speaker 1: So let's since we segued that way sort of, let
Speaker 1: me show you this real quick though. We'll finish this
Speaker 1: part up and then i'll move over to that. So
Speaker 1: this is why it's really important to have his sight
Speaker 1: available to you.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 1: I could have used it if I had known that
Speaker 1: my nephew is going to be put under the knife
Speaker 1: in his fuck goddamn throat to have things cut out
Speaker 1: of him, do you honest, like, what do you what
Speaker 1: do people think? Do they think that everything's so clean
Speaker 1: and like it's like a magic that they don't make mistakes,
Speaker 1: that they don't cut into things that they shouldn't, that
Speaker 1: they they even have any give two shits, but not
Speaker 1: something gets infected afterward, or if it was necessary to
Speaker 1: do this in the first place, or what's going to
Speaker 1: happen to the child now that his canary has been
Speaker 1: removed from the coal mine that was telling his body,
Speaker 1: you know, alerting his body that something wasn't right because
Speaker 1: they were getting swollen all the time. Oh well, then
Speaker 1: just cut him out, just kill the canary. Then you
Speaker 1: don't have to listen to it, right, stupidest idea. And
Speaker 1: of course, like I said, his mother's a nurse. So
Speaker 1: there you have it. So the Live Q and A
Speaker 1: another very important page on this.
Speaker 6: Just like.
Speaker 1: He's with us on Wednesdays, on Tuesdays and Thursdays he
Speaker 1: does his and he used to do a radio show
Speaker 1: with Collins that he hosted himself, and it was a
Speaker 1: great show. It was awesome. I've had a chance to
Speaker 1: listen to a few of them that I'm actually they're
Speaker 1: really good and what's great about it is homeopathy doesn't
Speaker 1: change once you understand it. Like maybe the person in
Speaker 1: particular would have different needs because of their symptoms being
Speaker 1: slightly different than someone else's, why they would need a
Speaker 1: different hobiopathic. So it has to be it has to
Speaker 1: be personalized to the person, has to be tailored to
Speaker 1: you as far as the nature pathic remedy goes. But
Speaker 1: everybody should be hatting ninety central nutrients. Those haven't changed.
Speaker 1: Everybody should be getting rid of the twelve bad foods
Speaker 1: that hasn't changed. You see what I mean. So there's
Speaker 1: baseline things that you can do. And I'm going to
Speaker 1: be oh receiving my Turk Builder Max from that greg
Speaker 1: u st website. I'm going to do a test on it.
Speaker 1: There's forty there's forty pills in it. It's going to
Speaker 1: come probably I'll probably take two a day until they're gone.
Speaker 1: So I'll do a twenty day run on that. And
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be doing a three day fast leading into it,
Speaker 1: and then keto for two months and that picture that
Speaker 1: you see, I should be getting bigger than last time
Speaker 1: and uh hopefully more cut too, because I'll be doing
Speaker 1: the elliptical every day, even during the three days that
Speaker 1: I'm fasting, I'll do as much as I can until
Speaker 1: I peter out. And then like I said, like this, this, uh,
Speaker 1: this isn't where you ask your questions. This is where
Speaker 1: you talk to each other. Like the name Bob, that's
Speaker 1: his like conductor or coordinator guy. He has people. I
Speaker 1: don't have people. And then the the show starts kind
Speaker 1: of like where my head is right now, in this corner.
Speaker 1: There's a little ask button that pops up, and that's
Speaker 1: where you type in your question and just submit it
Speaker 1: and then leave it open in case you ask the
Speaker 1: other questions, you can answer it in the same box.
Speaker 1: All right, So doctor Peter Glennon now for the nine
Speaker 1: the Essentials before I go on to the new stuff
Speaker 1: that we got to talk about tonight, which is gonna
Speaker 1: be very interesting. And my tooth is so sore, it's
Speaker 1: so so si you know what they call that word.
Speaker 1: I can't think right now because it's hurt so much
Speaker 1: distracting there you go, funny, that would be the word.
Speaker 1: I gotta stop following that person. They're on Bishue and
Speaker 1: they constantly, like every day, there's three fucking pop ups
Speaker 1: from stuff that they posted I don't care about them, man,
Speaker 1: I like it anymore. I said hello to them and
Speaker 1: they or said a little back, and I knew them
Speaker 1: from like Joshu time and like, okay, well, why am
Speaker 1: I supporting you with the freaking follow then? Anyway? Cheaper
Speaker 1: than last time. Now, from from now until December first,
Speaker 1: you can use code Daniel for fifty percent off. And
Speaker 1: then there's doctor Glynnon's membership site link. Okay, you have
Speaker 1: to do by December first. Today's already the twenty second, eleven,
Speaker 1: twenty two. You know what the University of that is, right,
Speaker 1: this is the day. This is the day they took
Speaker 1: out JFK joos. Yeah, in our government, because you know,
Speaker 1: CIA was kind of built for them, for the for
Speaker 1: the demonic saternal banking cult of child sacrifice. Yeah, Mike says.
Speaker 1: It's literally a two hundred dollars discount for the year membership.
Speaker 1: No brainer, glad I took advantage, Yes, sir, mister Garland,
Speaker 1: thank you. Yeah, so Daniel for fifty percent off the annual.
Speaker 1: And like I said, this is the window that's once
Speaker 1: it closes. If you ever wanted to be on this
Speaker 1: and understand and appreciate the nature and the value of
Speaker 1: being a member and having access to this information you
Speaker 1: appreciate and understand or you don't even have to fully
Speaker 1: understand it as long as it works right, it doesn't
Speaker 1: require you to know it. But it's nice to know
Speaker 1: so you know, you understand the process so you can
Speaker 1: maybe get more out of it and learn and for you,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean like you could take these ideas
Speaker 1: and concepts and build and build your own philosophy or
Speaker 1: your own understanding off of it. But it's not necessary
Speaker 1: to have that in order to appreciate it. To benefits
Speaker 1: and how it was non invasive, wasn't poison, didn't harm you,
Speaker 1: didn't bankrupt you, didn't cause you to have to go
Speaker 1: to someplace. And now I'm going to show you this
Speaker 1: because I'm gonna show you the difference what happens when
Speaker 1: you don't have doctor Glyndon as your primary or your
Speaker 1: first line of defense, your first your first go to
Speaker 1: before you go anywhere else. I gotta show you this.
Speaker 1: It's gonna make you sick. Hopefully I can find it
Speaker 1: quickly because I had it set up for somebody some
Speaker 1: other video to show first. But now now I think
Speaker 1: I think we need to do this one. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: my tooth. There's some funny ones in here tonight. We're
Speaker 1: gonna make it fast and loose and fun. Is that
Speaker 1: a Can I do that? Okay? So let's go back up.
Speaker 1: Did way now?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 1: My teeth killing me? Sometimes they are not bad, and
Speaker 1: today is not that day. Fox segment. I need, I needed,
Speaker 1: I need a homeopath that probably there probably is one
Speaker 1: that would make the pain stop. There was, there was
Speaker 1: one that stopped the excruciating pain in my kidney. Am
Speaker 1: I from into the passageway from the kidney stone? I
Speaker 1: should say, There's a lot of interesting ones in here,
Speaker 1: but them Hopefully I can get to the one that
Speaker 1: I wanted to show you, you know, relatively small short
Speaker 1: period of time. Oh my god, my tooth. Here it
Speaker 1: is okay. Now the alternative Okay again, I gotta put
Speaker 1: myself under side. Now the alternative or what people would
Speaker 1: default go to.
Speaker 6: This is the r m D.
Speaker 1: This is this is what these demons. This isn't fake.
Speaker 1: This is one example, and I guarantee you it will
Speaker 1: spark fear and horror in you because I know you've
Speaker 1: gone through a similar experience or we had been in
Speaker 1: the room while someone else was being threatened this way.
Speaker 1: We've all gone through the covid era and we're still
Speaker 1: in it because they're not done with us yet. This
Speaker 1: type of behavior is this cult. You want to stay
Speaker 1: away from these people as far as possible. You don't
Speaker 1: want them to know anything about you, and certainly not
Speaker 1: your child, because the moment that they decide arbitrarily through
Speaker 1: their fucking bullshit schemes and tests, that you have to
Speaker 1: do something because they said so, this isn't chemo, this
Speaker 1: isn't a cancer diagnosis. Listen to anything that they tell you.
Speaker 1: They will call authorities that still children if you don't
Speaker 1: do what they tell you. Who the made them king?
Speaker 1: And how is it that these fallible, very fallible, completely misguided,
Speaker 1: demonic assholes can have that smug of an attitude.
Speaker 8: Listen to this.
Speaker 1: This is why it's so important to me that you
Speaker 1: know about doctor Glidden, and why it's so important that
Speaker 1: I do these shows and that I started my entire
Speaker 1: channel trying to warn people of this wicked, demonic cult
Speaker 1: that wants to stab you with poison and inject it
Speaker 1: into you and hit hit that plunger like like Dershowitz
Speaker 1: said to plunge to plunge a needle into your arm.
Speaker 13: You're going to.
Speaker 14: Force me to put my kid on ADHD medicine or
Speaker 14: else you're going to call CPS on me.
Speaker 7: I never said anything about.
Speaker 11: Mandy for your key.
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 1: No, she said forcing because I don't want, you know,
Speaker 1: because she doesn't want the weight of the law, which
Speaker 1: is against anything that's lawful. This is the weight of authority,
Speaker 1: false authority, to come down on her and pull her
Speaker 1: family apart if she doesn't say yes, that's that is
Speaker 1: the same thing as force. It's like holding a bat
Speaker 1: or a gun and saying I'm not threatening you, but
Speaker 1: I am gonna use this if you If you say no,
Speaker 1: I am gonna press the trigger. I'm not threatening you.
Speaker 1: I'm suggesting that you take my advice and poison your child.
Speaker 1: And if you don't, I'm gonna press this trigger. It's
Speaker 1: not a threat. I'm just gonna leash my hounds. I
Speaker 1: can see all these dogs I have on lens. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna let go of them, and I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 1: make them real hungry and give them your scent, and
Speaker 1: then you're gonna have to deal with them. When I
Speaker 1: go back to my life and don't think of another
Speaker 1: moment about you, and I'll sleep soundly while the dogs
Speaker 1: are out ravenously chasing you down in that scenario. And
Speaker 1: that metaphor works pretty well when it comes to authorities
Speaker 1: who have are completely mindless savage animals. And that's I'm
Speaker 1: not trying to be mean to animals when I say that.
Speaker 1: But police officers and authority who gives themselves authority, they
Speaker 1: don't give it. It's all about human misery. Remember, follow
Speaker 1: the misery. The money is inconsequential to the people on
Speaker 1: the top. Follow the misery, and then you will find
Speaker 1: this cult in action working through your all of your
Speaker 1: municipal you know, tools of government, most especially in your
Speaker 1: police force CPS, which I only like saying out loud.
Speaker 1: I've been hesitating saying that because I even like saying it.
Speaker 1: I don't like saying those three letters together terrifies me.
Speaker 7: But your kid, all these madats like.
Speaker 16: It's best for your kids.
Speaker 17: I'm trying to do you a favor, not even doing
Speaker 17: it was best for your child.
Speaker 18: And if you say that, I will be forced to.
Speaker 8: So you are forcing me.
Speaker 14: You're saying either on medication that they don't need CPS.
Speaker 1: You what you're doing right now is jopardizing your kid,
Speaker 1: because where the hell does this come? Where does he
Speaker 1: come off with that?
Speaker 11: This?
Speaker 1: This is all fantasy land. First of all, fuck the
Speaker 1: N word and in this room and the tattooed nword
Speaker 1: next to him. But is this fucking is this? Is
Speaker 1: this an episode of OZ or are we actually witnessing
Speaker 1: something here?
Speaker 6: Like? What is this?
Speaker 1: And why is he taking that type of tone because
Speaker 1: he hates because he hates white women, maybe that could
Speaker 1: be it, and he definitely hates white children, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: So he's like, my hands are tied. I'm be forced
Speaker 1: to call them in because you're not gonna do what
Speaker 1: I because he is so godly that his poisonous medications
Speaker 1: for ADHD, which is a bullshit Uh, it's a bullshit diagnoses,
Speaker 1: as they all are in the first place. Now take
Speaker 1: this poison or I'll call CPS. Well, if he's threatening
Speaker 1: CPS already, trust me, a social worker is already going
Speaker 1: to be notified because he went there. He went there's
Speaker 1: going to be make sure she doesn't miss a wellness
Speaker 1: check because then we'll call CPS. Now it's every little
Speaker 1: fucking thing we tell her to do. She better do it,
Speaker 1: and she better do it promptly, or we're going to
Speaker 1: call We're going to unleash the hounds on her. Who
Speaker 1: the hell is he to have that type of power.
Speaker 1: He went to school to get indoctrinated into a cult.
Speaker 1: He is a cult member who is not doing anything
Speaker 1: to help anybody. And the gas lighting and the invertedness
Speaker 1: of this whole thing, the inversion of it all to
Speaker 1: make good bad poison helpful rather than harmful. This is
Speaker 1: just it's such a mental gymnastics thing. It's you are
Speaker 1: literally living in a black mirror or a Twilight Zone episode.
Speaker 1: The only problem is there's real life consequences to this.
Speaker 1: Their delusion is our reality. Their their misguidedness is so
Speaker 1: they're so confident in it. It feels like it's on purpose,
Speaker 1: because how are the Why would anybody ever talk to
Speaker 1: another person like this? Why would anybody be so smug
Speaker 1: that they would think that this child did did they
Speaker 1: even contemplate nature? Like before these drugs came along, were
Speaker 1: people just like bad parents because they didn't have ADHD
Speaker 1: medicine for their children, they didn't have retolin. I mean,
Speaker 1: she's fighting the wrong fight here. You take the prescription
Speaker 1: and then you don't give it to your child. That's
Speaker 1: one way to do it, is that way. There's no
Speaker 1: friction and anybody's all their flags don't go up. But
Speaker 1: you don't go here in the first place. You go
Speaker 1: to doctor Glynnen and you say, hey, listen, my son
Speaker 1: seems hyper. Well, let's look at us what he eats
Speaker 1: and what he's not getting. Those are the first two things.
Speaker 1: It's not we're gonna put him on a drug. No,
Speaker 1: this is retarded. No, let's see what he's eating. Because allergies.
Speaker 1: They there's these tests where children were completely fine, common normal.
Speaker 1: They had something the eight a certain thing I don't
Speaker 1: know if it was a sugar or whatever. A lot
Speaker 1: of times it had some sound of sugar in it,
Speaker 1: but they had an inflammation in the brain like allergy
Speaker 1: reaction to it, and they became like little demons and
Speaker 1: they were flipping out and going crazy. And then when
Speaker 1: that wore off, they were quiet little angels again. And
Speaker 1: it happened, and they showed this in the in the
Speaker 1: documentary Doctor Glitnon's actually shown this and that was just
Speaker 1: freaking food. Now you're gonna put drug into the child's brain.
Speaker 1: Without even trying to figure out whether or not there
Speaker 1: was a food issue in the first place that was
Speaker 1: causing the misbehaving. That was maybe you needed and you
Speaker 1: had a deficiency. You know, even if it was a
Speaker 1: developmental thing, like the child was developing in the womb
Speaker 1: and the mom didn't have enough VFAs or or whatever.
Speaker 1: The mom didn't have enough of this or that the
Speaker 1: other thing, there's still ways after it's not it's not
Speaker 1: gonna make it perfect because you know certain things you
Speaker 1: had to have nutrients at the time of development in
Speaker 1: order for everything to work out right when it was
Speaker 1: being grown. But there's still ways with homeopathy and nutrition
Speaker 1: to mitigate those imbalanced well I don't not say imbalances,
Speaker 1: but you understand, I mean the instabilities and the people's behavior.
Speaker 1: You don't need these drugs. You don't ever need these drugs.
Speaker 1: There's a reason why Adderall and Riddle and are used recreationally,
Speaker 1: and there's there's other psychiatric medicine out there that you're
Speaker 1: like going through. I accidentally took one because I didn't
Speaker 1: realize it was the wrong bottle one time, and it
Speaker 1: was some other person's medicine at a that who used
Speaker 1: to live at that house is like an ex girlfriend's place,
Speaker 1: and that I had one of them. I hope it
Speaker 1: wasn't pro Zach. I don't know what the hell it
Speaker 1: was what she said it was, but it was like
Speaker 1: the most horrifying experience I ever had in my life.
Speaker 19: It was just like.
Speaker 1: All like overwhelming despair and just awkward, horrible feelings all
Speaker 1: the time. This is something that they do to people.
Speaker 1: I couldn't. I couldn't believe it the way like how
Speaker 1: I was feeling and what I was how I was thinking.
Speaker 1: How if it was an antidepressant, it did the opposite.
Speaker 1: And that's again once again, I'm going to get back
Speaker 1: to this because this is just horrible and sad and scary,
Speaker 1: and I gotta get up and say hello, I just
Speaker 1: heard the dog bark and I need to go pat
Speaker 1: But yeah, doctor Clintence membership is here for us all,
Speaker 1: and it's so cheap that it's not even it's not
Speaker 1: even an it's not even like a question or a consideration.
Speaker 1: You just do it now because now's the time to
Speaker 1: do it, and then you have it rather than not
Speaker 1: have it, and it's going to pay you back a
Speaker 1: million times over. And when he prescribes something to you.
Speaker 1: It's going to be like an eight to ten dollars
Speaker 1: what do you call it? What they call those things
Speaker 1: hemeopathic preparation. And there's a couple that I've had listed.
Speaker 1: I need to go back into all my episodes and
Speaker 1: write down all the ones that he said to me
Speaker 1: in the past. I've gotten most of the time. Sometimes
Speaker 1: I didn't because it was not let's put it this way,
Speaker 1: if I had other bills I had to pay that
Speaker 1: month or that week, or my daughter needed something. Dad
Speaker 1: was the last person who ever thought about himself. So
Speaker 1: I was like, well, that's you know, with the shipping
Speaker 1: or whatever. It's another twenty five bucks that I don't
Speaker 1: have to spend because I as you know this, that
Speaker 1: or the other thing is coming up or whatever the
Speaker 1: case may be. So sometimes I haven't gotten them if
Speaker 1: they weren't easy enough to just go get at uh sprouts.
Speaker 1: But a lot of these things you can find at sprouts.
Speaker 1: One of the ones he wanted me to take from
Speaker 1: my shoulder because it's still messed up. I just learned
Speaker 1: the other day is still messed up. One of the
Speaker 1: reason why I stopped doing bench pressing. I'm gonna have
Speaker 1: to go do this from now on and not straight
Speaker 1: up very heavy because there's something going on here that
Speaker 1: I need a chiropractor to look at it. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of things going on in my back and stuff.
Speaker 1: So anyhow, I didn't get that one because it was
Speaker 1: coming from the UK and this shipping was like making
Speaker 1: it triple the price. And I was like, yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't I don't know, I don't know if I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do that. So that was the only reason, because the
Speaker 1: only place that came from was this place that started
Speaker 1: a letter you and see if I can tell you
Speaker 1: what it was. Now, it's like anna deal for me letters. Well,
Speaker 1: so let's finish this up. And like I said, it's
Speaker 1: just now's the time. I asked for this specifically for
Speaker 1: people in the audience. We have a bigger audience now.
Speaker 1: I specifically asked if we could do this for a
Speaker 1: limited time, and I didn't even expect him to come
Speaker 1: back with a fifty percent off keep on. I just
Speaker 1: asked if we could maybe make a little bit better
Speaker 1: discount on the annual so people could get in and
Speaker 1: then lock it in and then they'd have all the
Speaker 1: access that we have and it's easier for them to,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, go through it. It's a
Speaker 1: lot people aren't even taking advantage really of the phone
Speaker 1: call sessions that we have on the live and I
Speaker 1: guarantee you it's because most people are working during the
Speaker 1: time that we do it. But that's okay because if
Speaker 1: you're remember on this site, then he does one at
Speaker 1: eight o'clock Central, which is like seven o'clock here, six
Speaker 1: o'clock on the on the on the West coast, and
Speaker 1: it's only nine o'clock on the East coast. So I
Speaker 1: mean you can you can bake that one if you're
Speaker 1: working during the day, So on Tuesdays you can make
Speaker 1: that one. You could ask them your questions there. You
Speaker 1: can ask them your questions on Wednesday if you're available
Speaker 1: at that time, or you can send it to me
Speaker 1: on you know what. Another way you can do this is,
Speaker 1: I'm buying me a coffee. The problem is I got
Speaker 1: to change my email address so I see them because
Speaker 1: I don't really use that account anymore. But I'm buying
Speaker 1: a coffee you I want to see do I have
Speaker 1: it in this one? I think I do.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if you can't make the show, you can send
Speaker 1: me a question for doctor Glitten on Wednesdays and just
Speaker 1: go through buy me a coffee, then I'll have it.
Speaker 1: If you have clothes in your spice cabin and to
Speaker 1: chew on a couple and let the juices sit in
Speaker 1: your mouth for a while and spit like your drip
Speaker 1: like you're dipping. It works temporarily for tooth uh like
Speaker 1: a nerve pain or whatever. Thank you, Mike. I hope
Speaker 1: that's I hope that I don't have clothes though, fortunately,
Speaker 1: like I don't make ham very often, so I having clothes,
Speaker 1: Oh my god hurt. So I wish I wasn't thinking
Speaker 1: about it. Again. Yeah, so you can do that on
Speaker 1: the buying me a coffee thing, but then on Thursdays
Speaker 1: he does one like that early in the day that
Speaker 1: kind of like the our Wednesdays. But the Tuesdays you
Speaker 1: can make. But again, like I said, having access to
Speaker 1: that so your default impulse, you get to change your
Speaker 1: behavior and your and your routine and your uh instinctive
Speaker 1: reflexive act of calling your doctor or taking your daughter
Speaker 1: or your son or whatever to a doctor so that
Speaker 1: they can do something like this to you rather than
Speaker 1: let this happen instead of getting stuck in the system
Speaker 1: and having the system know you too well and then
Speaker 1: come after you and then try to tear your parent
Speaker 1: family apart like the demons that they are completely indifferent
Speaker 1: to their own evil banality of evil that like Scott,
Speaker 1: Sharon and I talked about. Then you just go to
Speaker 1: doctor Lynnon and you explain it to them with him,
Speaker 1: and then you look at it, or you know, start
Speaker 1: by looking at a site to see if there's anything
Speaker 1: that makes sense that would sound kind of like what
Speaker 1: you're little one or yourself or feeling. See if you
Speaker 1: can find a video on it, and if you need
Speaker 1: if you don't have, you know, if you have something
Speaker 1: where you just this this lift, this list of symptoms
Speaker 1: like hyperactivity, that would be something you could say to
Speaker 1: him and you'd find information on it. Like I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure even if I go like this right now and
Speaker 1: I go to Lead Big Farm Behind and I go
Speaker 1: to members and I go to Health Recovered Protocol, I'm
Speaker 1: sure there's an ADHD in here somewhere right right there,
Speaker 1: there's a video unknown probably genetic is what the mds,
Speaker 1: retarded MD say, and the solution amphetamines. He says, we
Speaker 1: used to call this speed in the seventies ND cause
Speaker 1: nutrient deficiencies in the mother while she was pregnant, see
Speaker 1: what I mean. But also not always that, not always
Speaker 1: is that is that the cause because it could be
Speaker 1: a food thing too. Elevated levels of environmental toxins. So
Speaker 1: these are the differences one of the things. So this
Speaker 1: is first first potential for the reason. Nutrient deficiencies in
Speaker 1: mother while she is pregnant. Elevated levels of environmental toxins,
Speaker 1: including lead in the body of the pregnant mother. Blood
Speaker 1: sugar metabolism trouble caused by mineral deficiencies and or too
Speaker 1: much sugar consumption e FA, and cholesterol deficiencies. And now
Speaker 1: you're at aase. You didn't have to go to your end,
Speaker 1: your medical doctor, your MD, your cultish MD. You were
Speaker 1: put at ease with a simple solution simplified the problem
Speaker 1: rather than them tell you life is so uncertain that
Speaker 1: us as mds have no idea what it is. But
Speaker 1: here's some drugs, and here's some really strong drugs. And
Speaker 1: by the way, when your kids are on psychiatric meds
Speaker 1: for too long, they get crone disease, which means their
Speaker 1: internal organs in their intestinal track the thing that is
Speaker 1: your second brain, which may actually be your first brain
Speaker 1: for all we know as far as the neuron level. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that starts a rod out of your body and while
Speaker 1: you're alive because of all this stuff that's passing through it.
Speaker 1: All of our drugs have a nice day. There's a
Speaker 1: perfect one to one ratio, like one to one comparison
Speaker 1: between psychiatric drugs crone disease. So the ninety essentral nutrients
Speaker 1: some sweeties potentially, and your child should be on the
Speaker 1: completely good to go, and if he needs another homeopathic
Speaker 1: to go with it, awesome. That's when you talk to
Speaker 1: doctor Glynden. But now you don't have to go to
Speaker 1: that end the MD, the medical doctor versus the nature
Speaker 1: pathic doctor, which is doctor Glydden. You don't have to
Speaker 1: even go there at all. You don't have to waste
Speaker 1: the copey, you don't have to be hassley, you don't
Speaker 1: have to be talked down to, you don't have to experience,
Speaker 1: even if it's kind of like a bland experience where
Speaker 1: the doctor doesn't even look up for half a second
Speaker 1: and he's in and out of the room and it
Speaker 1: just gives you a prescription and you walk out like
Speaker 1: you don't have to go through all that and you know,
Speaker 1: strange behavior and subjecting yourself to this when you could
Speaker 1: have just come here.
Speaker 16: I'm not trying to sit.
Speaker 7: Here arguing with you.
Speaker 4: I'm not the face of the doctor was best for you.
Speaker 1: I'm the doctor, So I tell you what's best for
Speaker 1: you and your kid.
Speaker 9: Fuck that.
Speaker 1: No, No, the doctor is not also your counselor is
Speaker 1: not also your you're religious cult leader, although that's how
Speaker 1: they act this. I can't tell you what the problem
Speaker 1: is or how it was caused, but I'm telling you
Speaker 1: that if you don't accept my solution, I'm going to
Speaker 1: tear your family apart and have your children stolen. What
Speaker 1: world do we live in? He can't even explain what
Speaker 1: causes it, but he's going to force a solution on you,
Speaker 1: a quote unquote solution. I say solution because a problem
Speaker 1: reaction solution, right, And we're setting ourselves up with the problem.
Speaker 1: We're setting ourselves by what that's This is the this
Speaker 1: is the formula.
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know where you're scared, you're concerned, you have you
Speaker 1: went to the doctors because you are a good parent,
Speaker 1: because you're concerned about your child. They turned that around
Speaker 1: to being if you're if you're not a good parent,
Speaker 1: I mean, if you are a good parent, you'll do
Speaker 1: what I say. Well, how about having discernment. Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: the doctor, I'm smarter than you, is what they're saying.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, this is my this is my wheelhouse.
Speaker 1: Don't even try to think with your logic and your
Speaker 1: observational blah blah blah. I'm the doctor. I give everybody
Speaker 1: the same goddamn thing, and have complete ignorance to symptom symptomology.
Speaker 1: And I don't need to know your history. I don't
Speaker 1: need to know what kind of deficiencies you has in you.
Speaker 1: I don't need any of that because I am I'm
Speaker 1: a freaking mystic. No, no, no, no, no, no, what
Speaker 1: insanity is this you?
Speaker 14: But I don't understand because my child has not shown
Speaker 14: any symptoms of ADHD, and I'm asking if I can
Speaker 14: get a second opinion, and you're telling me no, either
Speaker 14: put my child on medication or you're calling CPS.
Speaker 7: That's forcing You asked.
Speaker 11: About second opinion opinion?
Speaker 1: Did you hear that shit? I'm your first and your
Speaker 1: second opinion, he asked for a second opinion. I am
Speaker 1: your second opinion, I'm the doctor this fucking nigger. Sorry,
Speaker 1: but let's call it what it is. This guy's even surprised.
Speaker 1: He was like, I can't believe this motherfucker's saying this ship.
Speaker 4: No, you're not you Okay, all right, Well first, why
Speaker 4: I'm your doctor.
Speaker 1: If you don't trust your doctor, then you shouldn't be
Speaker 1: you know, coming, Well then okay, give her an opportunity
Speaker 1: to leave without you calling CPS. Then, you fucking scumbag.
Speaker 1: Do you understand how this is a trap? Going to
Speaker 1: these people can opens you up to this type of insanity.
Speaker 1: It's illogical. It shows how ignorant and unintelligent they are,
Speaker 1: how how unwise they are, how illogical they behave where
Speaker 1: they're gonna they're going to bend in twist a lot,
Speaker 1: you know, reality to suit their position like a sophist,
Speaker 1: to suit their position where they're always right and infallible
Speaker 1: regardless of what they're doing. Is because your title dictates
Speaker 1: your behavior, right, Your title means that all others must
Speaker 1: bow beneath you because they don't have doctor at the
Speaker 1: o of the name. They're not they're not completely invalid people.
Speaker 1: Why are doctors become doctors?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 1: If everybody else is such so worthless, what's the point
Speaker 1: of saving him? If that's if that's actually what they
Speaker 1: thought they were doing, but they're not. They're actually poisoning them.
Speaker 1: And now you understand why the doctors become doctors, for
Speaker 1: why why the system wants doctors, because they know that
Speaker 1: if they actually do these practices on anybody and recommend
Speaker 1: these things and prescribe these drugs, they'll be culling the
Speaker 1: population and they won't even have whether the doctor's aware
Speaker 1: of it or not, the system understands exactly what's going on.
Speaker 1: That's the whole point, which is crazy for you to
Speaker 1: think that he.
Speaker 14: Wouldn't if I trusted my doctor, my doctor wouldn't be
Speaker 14: threatening me with calling people that would be trusted.
Speaker 1: My doctor areat I'm trying to do with For if
Speaker 1: your kid, how do you know what? Kick this guy?
Speaker 1: He's like he's nervous as ship like. He doesn't say anything,
Speaker 1: but his body language is his gestures. If you love
Speaker 1: your kid enough, listen to the manipulation.
Speaker 10: Here.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you what's best for you and your child.
Speaker 1: You're telling me what's best. You can recommend a drug
Speaker 1: that's commonly prescribed for what you've mislabeled as ADHD because
Speaker 1: you think you know something like there's all right, fine,
Speaker 1: send me ten grams of ADHD oh, because it doesn't exist,
Speaker 1: it's non tangible, it's it's just a concept for a
Speaker 1: bunch of symptoms that you prefer not to look at.
Speaker 1: So you can just categorize things and make your job
Speaker 1: and your process go faster as you're racking up the
Speaker 1: bundy having put people on drugs that you get a
Speaker 1: bonus or a kickback for. None of that's even the point, really,
Speaker 1: except for the simple fact that this guy's attitude is simply,
Speaker 1: if you don't do what I say, I'm going to
Speaker 1: power trip on you. And you're a white woman and
Speaker 1: I'm a black guy. And if that's has anything to
Speaker 1: do with it, but it's seems like it does. And
Speaker 1: they're talking about a white child, which I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: mister you know zero dark thirty over here is probably
Speaker 1: not the most lovable toward you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So he's gonna put them on drugs, and if you
Speaker 1: don't take the drugs, he's gonna call people that try
Speaker 1: that take children away from families. And if you love
Speaker 1: your kid enough, you're gonna take the You're gonna make
Speaker 1: the kid take the poison. How does that make sense?
Speaker 1: If you love your child enough, you'll give him this
Speaker 1: rat poison because I'm the doctor and I prescribed it. Well,
Speaker 1: if it's rat poison, yeah, yeah, yeah for rats. Well
Speaker 1: wait a minute, that is actually a prescription drug, isn't it.
Speaker 1: It's called prozac, right because fluoride sodium fluoride is in
Speaker 1: prozac and they use that for rat poisoning. So that
Speaker 1: wasn't even that wasn't even a metaphor.
Speaker 7: Don't tell me if I love my kid or not.
Speaker 7: That's my kid, that's my kid, that's your kid. But
Speaker 7: I understand that I'm the doctor.
Speaker 8: But does that fine?
Speaker 9: Talking down?
Speaker 1: Kindescetting? You understand that I'm the doctor. My role in
Speaker 1: this play is doctor. That means everybody bows to me
Speaker 1: and does what I say because I'm smarter than you,
Speaker 1: because I'm the doctor. You see, don't you get it?
Speaker 1: My argument is, I'm the doctor. How do I I
Speaker 1: don't understand how you don't understand this? My argument is
Speaker 1: I'm the doctor. What the fuck does that even mean? No,
Speaker 1: this is this is not an invol so it's an
Speaker 1: involuntary procedure. It's an involuntary act. The parents no longer
Speaker 1: have the right to choose. And this is what we
Speaker 1: need to get into. Ever since Adoption and Save Families
Speaker 1: Act of nineteen ninety seven, they have used and this
Speaker 1: was a Hillary Clinton bill, they have used CPS to
Speaker 1: destroy families on purpose and resell their kids. Now, in
Speaker 1: addition to that, Hillary Clinton's also the same person who
Speaker 1: said the state should be should be raising your children,
Speaker 1: not the parents. The parents are inconsequential. So now you
Speaker 1: have to you have to claim notice of claim, notice
Speaker 1: of whatever, notice of of status yourself and your child
Speaker 1: as your property until the age of eighteen. That you
Speaker 1: do not belong to any municipality, You don't belong to
Speaker 1: any hospital, you don't belong to anything. I've done this
Speaker 1: when they wouldn't let me get my operation on my
Speaker 1: broken wrist because I wouldn't let them swab me for
Speaker 1: their other murderous fraud that they were pulling on people.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm not I don't want you to touch
Speaker 1: something something within my in my mouth. I don't know
Speaker 1: what you're rubbing into me, and I don't know what
Speaker 1: you're taking that sample out from so you're it's like,
Speaker 1: you know, trespass and and whatever the health you know,
Speaker 1: the battery it would be too because they're touching me.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be touched. And God knows what
Speaker 1: type of fraud you're gonna do with it or what
Speaker 1: you're gonna do with that sample. I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: authorize that if you, And I said, I will make
Speaker 1: a reasonable concession with you, which is another portion of
Speaker 1: this that they but they denied it is that I
Speaker 1: will go next door to lab Corp, which you guys
Speaker 1: use lab Core for your test and do the spit test,
Speaker 1: even though I know this is a complete fraud, but
Speaker 1: that's my compromise, or it might I will make a
Speaker 1: concession to do that instead. And they said, no, we don't,
Speaker 1: We're not doing that. So you're gonna you're gonna deny
Speaker 1: a broken hand that they said needed pins and plates
Speaker 1: and ship because because I wouldn't spit and play the game,
Speaker 1: or because I went and let them swab me and
Speaker 1: play the game of God knows what type of nano
Speaker 1: ship they're gonna rub onto me, and God knows what
Speaker 1: kind of a lie they're gonna tell that we get
Speaker 1: closer into breaking my family apart when they say, oh,
Speaker 1: you gotta ge quarantine now because we determined that you
Speaker 1: have blah blah blah inside you. That's not real. Well, no,
Speaker 1: how about we just skipped the whole process and I
Speaker 1: say fuck off?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 1: So that happened in twenty twenty eighty one, I think
Speaker 1: something like that. That's why the reason why that finger
Speaker 1: doesn't point straight anymore, because they wouldn't. It wasn't as stupid.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't. It doesn't matter, And that's why that
Speaker 1: thumb is way out like this instead of like that.
Speaker 9: It's like this.
Speaker 1: It doesn't it's the palm. The hand is all that
Speaker 1: sits wrong. It's like a hand that my thumb isn't
Speaker 1: basically set in the wrong spot.
Speaker 11: Was best for your kid? You know, I'm literally.
Speaker 1: I'm showing you the results of our bullshit study, of
Speaker 1: our bullshit test that.
Speaker 8: What what did you what did you.
Speaker 1: What did you test them for? Attention span or a
Speaker 1: blood test? Like I don't understand what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: I'm showing you, showing you the proof here that we
Speaker 1: read our way in a certain way because and we
Speaker 1: determined that it has a meaning. Rather it have no
Speaker 1: rather than having no meeting whatsoever. Because let's put it
Speaker 1: this way. Let's say you're in the middle of an
Speaker 1: allergic reaction, a shocked to your system and it makes
Speaker 1: you sweat and shake and whatever, have a high blood pressure.
Speaker 1: So if they take your blood pressure at that point, oh,
Speaker 1: you have high blood pressure, you have hyph pertension. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: after the allergic attack is over and they're calm, why
Speaker 1: didn't you want to take their blood pressure again to
Speaker 1: see maybe it was just because it was during a
Speaker 1: it was caused by the episode that they were they
Speaker 1: were going through. This is all common sense for most people,
Speaker 1: but this is not how doctors think. No, they already
Speaker 1: heard high blood pressure, and there's drugs be thrown at
Speaker 1: you for that, and there's there's you know, obligations for
Speaker 1: you to take them apparently, and you say so, they
Speaker 1: would they wouldn't even be They wouldn't consider that maybe
Speaker 1: the child may have eaten something or just had a
Speaker 1: bunch of candy or whatever the case may be, that
Speaker 1: they're hyper for some other reason, or that they have anxiety,
Speaker 1: maybe they have trauma. Maybe the mom is I don't
Speaker 1: see the dad, maybe he's at work. Maybe he's not.
Speaker 1: Maybe the reason why they're they're threatening CPS in the
Speaker 1: first place because she's a single mom, and they're targeting
Speaker 1: the single mom because they know that there's no man
Speaker 1: there to fight back harder and make it harder for
Speaker 1: the courts to take him. That's what I theory that
Speaker 1: they target single moms and single dads, which single dads
Speaker 1: are easier to demonize, and then you call them conspiracy theorists.
Speaker 1: When they don't want to take poisons or may or
Speaker 1: subject their children to poison, they could, they get labeled
Speaker 1: as conspiracy theorists and great waiting extremists and get put
Speaker 1: in the psychiatric or forced psychiatric care while they steal
Speaker 1: their children. Anyway, this is how sick the system is.
Speaker 14: You're going to force me to put my kid on
Speaker 14: ADHD medicine or else you're going to call.
Speaker 7: CPS on me.
Speaker 1: There we go. Now if I can scroll down to
Speaker 1: the other thing. Oh man, my tooth is so painful.
Speaker 1: Oh no, that's not the one. But that's a good,
Speaker 1: good thing. This is cool. We'll talk about that later.
Speaker 1: The Fat Frog's taxis every found inside French mansion that
Speaker 1: had been sealed for one hundred years that's clever and creative.
Speaker 1: They're fencing. It's on God, that's so funny that that
Speaker 1: needs to be repurposed as like a.
Speaker 8: What do you call it?
Speaker 1: A profile picture or something that should become the that
Speaker 1: should become a ball bussers thing?
Speaker 19: Is this it?
Speaker 1: No? I must have to go back up and then ah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I thought it came after or before when we were
Speaker 1: just that. This isn't pain in the fucking sack. I
Speaker 1: hate you having to do this. Time is wasted doing
Speaker 1: this ship. So there's the one we just launched. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of fun went on here for tonight.
Speaker 9: Here we go.
Speaker 21: Yes D.
Speaker 22: There's no such thing as O c D. There's no
Speaker 22: such thing as ADHD. Those are noble lies. Two basically
Speaker 22: give the excuse too in the end of the day
Speaker 22: to medicate people and big farmers in charge of a
Speaker 22: lot of that. If you understand take PTSD for example,
Speaker 22: what that really is is grief. You are fighting a war,
Speaker 22: you lost your buddy. You have a certain amout of survival,
Speaker 22: guilt because you made it back they didn't. How do
Speaker 22: you deal with grief? Grief is a real thing, but
Speaker 22: grief is part of life and if you can't navigate grief,
Speaker 22: you can't live life. But if you clinic clinical define that,
Speaker 22: you can give them a pill, a series of medications,
Speaker 22: and they end up in La homeless on the sidewalk.
Speaker 23: This is.
Speaker 22: In regard to children.
Speaker 4: It's the most.
Speaker 22: Deadly thing that's been unleashed on children medication. We're trying
Speaker 22: to make clear to parents that.
Speaker 6: Behavior is.
Speaker 22: Essentially the result of choices that kids make, and if
Speaker 22: you parent them properly, they'll make right choices.
Speaker 21: But if you blame it on some.
Speaker 22: Something other than their choices, and you identify them as
Speaker 22: having something they can't do anything about but medicate it,
Speaker 22: you literally are turning your child into a potential well
Speaker 22: not only a potential drug addict, but maybe a potential
Speaker 22: criminal because they never learned how to navigate life in
Speaker 22: a socially acceptable way.
Speaker 16: ESD.
Speaker 22: There's no such thing as OCD.
Speaker 1: So what that doctor was doing right there in the
Speaker 1: previous video was completely utterly evil. Something like that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't have mod You want to do something, go ahead
Speaker 1: and do it. But I'm not. I'm not doing extra things.
Speaker 24: Yeah, the.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, Rascal, I'm sitting down doing something I don't
Speaker 1: want to hear you mewing, mister h all right, we're
Speaker 1: gonna get back to this. There's a couple of videos
Speaker 1: I pulled out as well. See not that one, let's
Speaker 1: do this the one. No, that's not that's just these.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 18: I had this on my.
Speaker 1: YouTube channel, broken up, cut up, changed a little bit
Speaker 1: to make it shorter. It was like a I don't
Speaker 1: know if it was a seven minute video or something
Speaker 1: like that, and I it was on my it was
Speaker 1: on my awesome Hot Sauce channel and I got to
Speaker 1: like eight thousand views on it, and then they just
Speaker 1: took it down after being up there for like a
Speaker 1: year and said I was in violation of something. This
Speaker 1: is how ridiculous and how demonic these Jews are. And
Speaker 1: I'm going to say it like that, because that is
Speaker 1: if you if you say, oh, it's the FBI, the CIA,
Speaker 1: that this that the other thing, that's Google, It's the
Speaker 1: Google man, It's the Alpha bet Agency, It's it's the
Speaker 1: Alphabet company, Alphabet, It's it's all the same thing. It's
Speaker 1: the it's the moneyed hands of media, and and when
Speaker 1: it comes to YouTube, it's literally federal. These are these
Speaker 1: are people who are very, very have very very bad
Speaker 1: and ill intent for mankind, for Americans, for anybody in
Speaker 1: their native country or in the rival country perspective. Countries,
Speaker 1: they hate you. They are working on ways to criminalize
Speaker 1: the innocent so they can harm and cause more and
Speaker 1: more harm. And in the meantime, they don't want you
Speaker 1: influencing anybody in the ways that they don't want them influenced.
Speaker 1: So if you have some positive information that's telling the
Speaker 1: truth about health, and that's their industry where they do
Speaker 1: one of the industries where they do the greatest harm
Speaker 1: outside of war. Outside of war, can you think of
Speaker 1: anything else that causes more casualties than the one that
Speaker 1: people walk into that they go to willfully. So this
Speaker 1: one's out of print because Amazon destroyed his book. But
Speaker 1: this book is in the tail end of his newest
Speaker 1: book with updates, and it's called this One's Attempt to
Speaker 1: Hear with Holistic Medicine. The one that's on his site
Speaker 1: is leave Big Farm Behind, just like his website name,
Speaker 1: and it's a red book and it's a big book
Speaker 1: and it's a great book. So I'm gonna play this
Speaker 1: for a second and go take care of my cat.
Speaker 1: Because apparently he decided I'd wait for you to sit
Speaker 1: down for bitching about something, so I'll be back Rascal.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, if you guys want to feed Rascal, there's
Speaker 1: the thing over at FTJ. You can click the lile
Speaker 1: dollar sign if you're on if you're on Rumble, you
Speaker 1: can click this thing right here and go and then
Speaker 1: put your little rant in here and blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, and then send it off and it's it
Speaker 1: is my super chat because YouTube doesn't will never ever
Speaker 1: give me the permission to have super chats. But this
Speaker 1: I already did. I already jumped through the hoops here
Speaker 1: and let me say this, Rumble me a whole lot
Speaker 1: more pleasing, well, a whole lot better than having to
Speaker 1: deal with the other one. And then subscribe button here
Speaker 1: you can also do that. And if you want to
Speaker 1: do five that was a month, that's awesome, that'd be great.
Speaker 1: In addition to that, I think you should just do
Speaker 1: the thing that I was saying this whole time. Get
Speaker 1: your ninety es Central Nutrients from the Azure will say
Speaker 1: my website, so you just copy that, go to center
Speaker 1: Fry once you become a member here and use code
Speaker 1: Daniel for fifty percent off, making it literally fifty five
Speaker 1: cents a day to have doctor Gluten in your life.
Speaker 1: Come down here and get your ninety essentrals in the
Speaker 1: cheapest way that I know how to get them that
Speaker 1: are absorbable and whole food okay, Alaskan Kyle Liver oil.
Speaker 1: This is the cheapest way to do it, and it's
Speaker 1: the best quality, and you're going to get your ninety
Speaker 1: essentral nutrients. Alasking Kyle Liver Oil. There's two different sizes.
Speaker 1: Aware of that. There's if you click on this one, though,
Speaker 1: you can just go right to the other one by
Speaker 1: clicking that. And now you're here sixty soft shells. You
Speaker 1: can take two a day. But if you're only taken
Speaker 1: one you take, that's one more than you were taking before.
Speaker 1: So I think you'd be all right. All right, So
Speaker 1: you take your cod liver, you get your whole food
Speaker 1: multi vitamin. That one's coming in the mail. My daughter
Speaker 1: and I are splitting that bottle together, and I think
Speaker 1: good things will happen. So this this thing's a great
Speaker 1: the whole food multivitamin. We've gone through all the good
Speaker 1: stuff about it. I don't know. I'm trying to do
Speaker 1: this fast because I got to take care of the cat,
Speaker 1: and I'll be back to doing this again. Pull achumic
Speaker 1: acid right there, So one, two, three, right in a
Speaker 1: row like that, and then you scroll down a little bit,
Speaker 1: you'll see the core copper right there. Boop, and then
Speaker 1: you's probably I don't know what years is gonna look like,
Speaker 1: but I have to click mine twice and there it
Speaker 1: is right there that i'd be six supreme. That's your
Speaker 1: magnesium and calcium. Do not skip on that one, and
Speaker 1: you get the powder form. All right, those those four
Speaker 1: things what I three four plus the copper. I would
Speaker 1: highly recommend doing it a SAP and use code b
Speaker 1: B five at checkout. It might be a little hard
Speaker 1: to see when you're checking out, but there's a thing
Speaker 1: that says at cupie and you click it and then
Speaker 1: it opens up a window at least, and that's what
Speaker 1: happens on my browser, and then I then you can
Speaker 1: type it in okay and then BB five bravo, bravo
Speaker 1: five and get your discount. If it doesn't apply it,
Speaker 1: maybe it's case sensits of just do capital letters afterwards
Speaker 1: and then try to gain okay, okay, and then again
Speaker 1: for this one, Daniel. Everything starts with the ninety essentials
Speaker 1: all the time. This over here, this is just the
Speaker 1: time to do it, because once the scale is over,
Speaker 1: it's going to be more. It's gonna it's literally taking
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars off of it, like like Mike said,
Speaker 1: Mike Garland said, it's literally taking two hundred dollars a month,
Speaker 1: I mean a year off of the membership and it's
Speaker 1: locked in. It's locked in for however long you live
Speaker 1: or decide to pass it on to your family and
Speaker 1: your I don't know. You can have this for god
Speaker 1: knows how long, right at that price, which is awesome.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll be back. Let's get this role in.
Speaker 1: I think it is. This one stupid theories, it's a
Speaker 1: good one. I might even get me kicked off. I
Speaker 1: don't know, let's hope not.
Speaker 18: Doctor Peter Glodden, you're stead fast advocate for health. You
Speaker 18: know there's been a lot of stupid theories over time, scientific, social, medical,
Speaker 18: just stupidity. You know, first thing's firth. The earth is flat.
Speaker 18: If you go too far over that, you're gonna go
Speaker 18: over the edge. Slights out. Game over the Earth is
Speaker 18: supported on the backs of four elephants. Was that really
Speaker 18: Was that really a thing? Did people actually believe that
Speaker 18: or did people just say that that was a thing.
Speaker 18: Don't really know, but you see where I'm going with this.
Speaker 18: More currently, Oh, those African Americans, those blacks, they're not
Speaker 18: really humans. They're just animals. That's how slavery was justified
Speaker 18: for centuries. Nonsense. Women aren't smart enough to vote. Nonsense.
Speaker 18: You can't have a valid economy without childhood labor. Nonsense.
Speaker 18: The effective income tax rate should be ninety percent nonsense.
Speaker 18: How about this in medicine, that all disease is caused
Speaker 18: by an imbalance of humors in the body, and to
Speaker 18: cure disease you just have to bleed the bad humors out.
Speaker 18: That's how George Washington was killed. Can you imagine, after
Speaker 18: everything that George Washington went through in order to birth
Speaker 18: the United States, the medical doctors killed them because they
Speaker 18: bled him to death, and nobody went to jail. More's
Speaker 18: The pity Chemotherapy is the latest medical myth.
Speaker 25: Right.
Speaker 18: Mythology exists not just in the past, but in every decade,
Speaker 18: in every century, and there are an abundance of medical
Speaker 18: myths social myths which we are experiencing right now, and
Speaker 18: I just need to like shrug it off and speak
Speaker 18: my mind because this whole woke culture I've headed up
Speaker 18: to here it's nonsense. But I'll get to that in
Speaker 18: a minute. Conventional medicine in the United States MD directed
Speaker 18: medicine is the leading cause of death and the leading
Speaker 18: cause of bankruptcy. And how can that be so? Well,
Speaker 18: what's the most expensive type of medicine. It's the one
Speaker 18: that doesn't cure anything. Your medical doctor may be the
Speaker 18: nicest person God ever created, but your medical doctor doesn't
Speaker 18: practice medicine. Your medical doctor practices allopathic medicine, and allopathic
Speaker 18: medicine is based upon an outdated, old fashioned, incorrect theory
Speaker 18: about how the human body is and how the human
Speaker 18: body operates. Allopathic medicine is oppositionally defiant, and it does
Speaker 18: not believe in natural law. It doesn't according to the
Speaker 18: medical doctor, life begins whenever the doctor says life begins. Oh,
Speaker 18: it's when the baby can survive outside the womb. Oh
Speaker 18: it's when we hear the heartbeat.
Speaker 4: Oh when is it?
Speaker 18: Well, the doctor decides it has nothing to do with
Speaker 18: a set in stone fact of natural law, has nothing
Speaker 18: to do with that. And oh, by the way, consciousness
Speaker 18: itself is a function of biochemistry. There's no such thing
Speaker 18: as God. There's no such thing as anything metaphysical. If
Speaker 18: it can't be measured, it doesn't exist. When the body dies,
Speaker 18: consciousness dies. The body doesn't have the ability to fix itself.
Speaker 18: Otherwise it never would have gotten sick in the first place.
Speaker 18: And it's the doctor's job not to cure anything, because
Speaker 18: that can't happen. It's a doctor's job to manage symptoms
Speaker 18: with synthetic man made, extremely expensive pharmaceuticals. How's that working
Speaker 18: for you?
Speaker 8: Not so good?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 18: You have been brainwashed to believe that life sucks and
Speaker 18: then you die, and the older you get, the sicker
Speaker 18: you get, and thank god for big pharma. Conventional medical
Speaker 18: doctors are trained to exert a hostile takeover of the
Speaker 18: human body, forcing the body into a corner that the
Speaker 18: doctor thinks is appropriate with pharmaceuticals, and look, thank god
Speaker 18: for insulin, Thank God for Lyda Kane in general anesthesia,
Speaker 18: for goodness sakes, the wheelhouse of MPT directed medicine is
Speaker 18: traumacare and surgery when it's necessary. That's what the mds
Speaker 18: are good at. But for everything else.
Speaker 8: They're horrible.
Speaker 18: And oh, by the way, if all you have is
Speaker 18: a hammer, everything looks like a nail. So from my
Speaker 18: point of use, most of the time, surgery is not necessary.
Speaker 18: But that's all the mds have and that's what they're
Speaker 18: going to do. Chemotherapy doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Case in point, my nephew. They didn't even stop to
Speaker 1: consider what was causing the information. It's obviously got to
Speaker 1: be a problem with the parts themselves if the parts
Speaker 1: themselves are swollen, so you remove the parts and then
Speaker 1: the problem solve. No, no, no, Now he has no indicator.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be a new symptom somewhere else because they
Speaker 1: took away his adnoids and his tonsils things he'll never
Speaker 1: get back. Surgery when it's necessary, but not always necessary. Correct.
Speaker 1: They took my aunt's call bladder out. That was stupid.
Speaker 1: There's people that I was talking to when I was
Speaker 1: back at my parents' house for uh for the how
Speaker 1: for the summertime, you know that was went there and
Speaker 1: the older people were talking about their scheduled surgeries like
Speaker 1: it was like like doctor Goodening even said like they're
Speaker 1: like a badge of honor, Like yeah, yeah, I'm going
Speaker 1: to get this taken out of this hip that done
Speaker 1: that way. My mom had a hip replaced. I'm like,
Speaker 1: why fuck are all these people doing these stupid things
Speaker 1: because they don't know him, and if they and if
Speaker 1: they know of him, they don't understand him, and they
Speaker 1: don't understand how much they've been lied to and how
Speaker 1: bass award everything is. Well, there's results. It's an invasive
Speaker 1: surgery and you're pulling things out that that you need
Speaker 1: because you don't want to fix the cause of the
Speaker 1: problem or even consider that there is a cause. That's
Speaker 1: what the doctor does. Win lots of drugs. You can't
Speaker 1: drug your way to health. You can take supplements. You
Speaker 1: can put nutrients in your body. You might be able
Speaker 1: to do some peptide stuff to make yourself healthier. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know the long term effects of
Speaker 1: that are. You can take the ninety es central nutrients
Speaker 1: and you will have all the raw material that your
Speaker 1: body needs and most of the time that does everything
Speaker 1: that needs that you need to do for yourself already,
Speaker 1: unless you have some toxins you need to, you know,
Speaker 1: get out of your system that have been building up
Speaker 1: because of the bad diets that we all have. It's
Speaker 1: not even our fault because it's in things that we
Speaker 1: wouldn't even recognize and being it's even in bullshit health
Speaker 1: food that they call health food or they call you know,
Speaker 1: doesn't have this. Oh great, there's no it's non gmo
Speaker 1: gluten free. Yeah, but it's been soicking and GLIFA say whoop.
Speaker 1: See you know, like this is the type of shit.
Speaker 1: It's like everything there's an angle and oh, you don't
Speaker 1: get these poisons, so you're being myopic or you know
Speaker 1: you're being you know, And then I say, like you're
Speaker 1: looking and narrow narrowly right then that myopic means a
Speaker 1: small scale, so you're you're missing all the other stuff
Speaker 1: by having the tunnel vision of it's not that. And
Speaker 1: this is how this is how advertising works. This is
Speaker 1: how you know everything this is a scam because it's
Speaker 1: all merchant bullshit and it's all the same goddamn cult
Speaker 1: that taught people to steal and cheat from one another.
Speaker 1: And this is their mentality in other people. They've they've
Speaker 1: spread it like a like the parasitic disease that it
Speaker 1: is is to screw everybody else over. Make everything an industry,
Speaker 1: make everything about money, and give people the impression that
Speaker 1: you're doing it because you want to be a hero
Speaker 1: and you want to you want to protect and help
Speaker 1: help people, and say that no, then none, that's true.
Speaker 1: Everything is done for personal benefit. When you realize that,
Speaker 1: you understand how easily it can be manipulated and corrupted,
Speaker 1: and when you realize that, time to change the way
Speaker 1: you've been doing things and not doing the same way
Speaker 1: anymore so that you don't have to consider whether or
Speaker 1: not you should trust them anymore. You simply just don't
Speaker 1: even go through them anymore. You taking matters in your
Speaker 1: own hands. You learned the little bit that you need
Speaker 1: to know about nutrition, you take that stuff, and then
Speaker 1: you do homeopathy or energetic touch healing with doctor Manzo
Speaker 1: or both whenever there's something else that occurs, and you
Speaker 1: stay the hell away from these butchers unless you get
Speaker 1: shot or you break a bone, And in my opinion,
Speaker 1: there's other ways to help that too. But you know,
Speaker 1: you can't expect everybody to accept everything. You can't expect
Speaker 1: them to accept very much at all. So maybe that'd
Speaker 1: be something would I would consider doing next time, because
Speaker 1: I did experience my bone fixing itself. Although it could
Speaker 1: have been done better without all that surgery that they
Speaker 1: said I need, absolutely, you know, so I'm not afraid
Speaker 1: of that idea anymore. So maybe I would do that
Speaker 1: for me, but it would be a different story for
Speaker 1: someone else. I'm sure. Let's work on the Hey, if
Speaker 1: you take the raw materials, if you give your body
Speaker 1: the gas that that that runs its vehicle, it's gonna
Speaker 1: run better. Then if you put it in sugar in it.
Speaker 1: You know, literally, that actually works as a perfect metaphor.
Speaker 1: So why don't we start by doing what we're supposed
Speaker 1: to do, uh and treating our this this vessel that
Speaker 1: we were given the way we were supposed to do
Speaker 1: in order to maintain it properly. Now, if we do that,
Speaker 1: there's probably a lot of things that clear up, because
Speaker 1: there's a there's a cause and effect to things. So
Speaker 1: if for doing the wrong thing, or for taking additional
Speaker 1: crap in our food and throwing that in there with
Speaker 1: good stuff, it actually destroys some of the good stuff too,
Speaker 1: and then you have to add more and get rid
Speaker 1: of the toxins. Then you have to worry about your absorption, right,
Speaker 1: and whether or not something was to happen to your
Speaker 1: gut so all those things can be helped with a
Speaker 1: homeopathy as well, and you can replenish cut flora and
Speaker 1: all that stuff. So highly recommend getting on his membership
Speaker 1: and also pay attention to what you're eating. The first
Speaker 1: video that you should go to this Please do this
Speaker 1: for me, the very first video that you go to
Speaker 1: once you become a member on his site. And don't
Speaker 1: worry about this.
Speaker 9: This is old.
Speaker 1: This is an old, old video, right it's it's the
Speaker 1: one that's on my link. Do me a favor and
Speaker 1: do this video first. So you're here, you click this.
Speaker 1: If you know Daniel put a fifty percent off. Click this.
Speaker 1: You're already member. Lest pretend you go in here, you
Speaker 1: go to Medical Insight page, you click that, and then
Speaker 1: you go to twelve bad Foods. Very first video. That
Speaker 1: first thing that you do when you get this. Just
Speaker 1: watch this video. Okay, it's twenty one minutes and forty
Speaker 1: two seconds of your life, and then have a discussion
Speaker 1: with me about it.
Speaker 6: Let me know.
Speaker 1: I want feedback from you, what you think, if there's
Speaker 1: anything that you would add to the total bad foods
Speaker 1: or the positive end of that, the you know, something
Speaker 1: that you would consider healthy. I want I want to
Speaker 1: expand upon this in the you know, the points of
Speaker 1: view or the perspective of those who watch the show,
Speaker 1: because I have a lot of I have a lot
Speaker 1: of ideas myself personally about how I would finder tune this.
Speaker 1: But this is perfect for people who aren't following it
Speaker 1: to get off of eating the bad stuff, but for
Speaker 1: me personally who can resist things like just because I
Speaker 1: decided to eat, Like, it's not about like eating wrong.
Speaker 1: It's like, dude, was I gonn eat today or not
Speaker 1: eat today? That's the struggle I have, is like I
Speaker 1: could go the rest of the day, but you have
Speaker 1: these crazy impulses and I'm just rather quiet, you know.
Speaker 1: It's like that. It's not about like, oh I need
Speaker 1: that chocolate bar, Like I don't care about the chocolate
Speaker 1: bar really, you know, but I might eat five fucking eggs,
Speaker 1: which is still calories. And if I'm not, if I'm
Speaker 1: trying to go into deficit, I have to consider that.
Speaker 1: You know, eggs are awesome, lot they're selenium in it's
Speaker 1: supposed to be, you know, depending on what they're being fed.
Speaker 1: So twelve bad foods. Watch that video, please please watch
Speaker 1: that video. And then I want to hear your feedback
Speaker 1: on it. So let's do that. Let's do like this
Speaker 1: like a homework assignment, because I really want to know
Speaker 1: what you guys think about that. There's a guy named
Speaker 1: butter Bob Briggs that I've shared videos of in the
Speaker 1: past and people will say, oh, that's that blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Coach Greg, W'll be like, oh, blah blah blah, He's
Speaker 1: right a lot a lot of things. But hey, the
Speaker 1: proof is in the results. And the guy lost. I
Speaker 1: thought of wait and I went and I said, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm going to do that. I was in
Speaker 1: the middle of a three and a half day fast
Speaker 1: at the time, but I wasn't really fastening because I
Speaker 1: was I guess I was just solid food fasting because
Speaker 1: I drank limemade for some reason. The third day, I
Speaker 1: was drinking that, you know, simply limemade, which was stupid
Speaker 1: to the sugar is in it. But then I went
Speaker 1: into the keto, directly into it, and that's when I
Speaker 1: did my fourteen months and I got into a great
Speaker 1: shape and I just did it. I got in a
Speaker 1: great shape again last summer just by doing the I
Speaker 1: didn't even really change my diet that much. I was
Speaker 1: surprised that I came off as quickly as it did.
Speaker 1: I just didn't eat sugar and all this other crap,
Speaker 1: like I didn't eat ice cream. And I had a
Speaker 1: high protein diet because I always do. And I did
Speaker 1: my elliptico on my jogging, and I got and some
Speaker 1: weight training too, And I got to like that picture
Speaker 1: that you see on the thumbnail pretty quickly because it's
Speaker 1: the muscles there. It's just a matter of shaving it
Speaker 1: off so you can see it again, so it is there,
Speaker 1: and you know, I could get bigger, for sure. I
Speaker 1: would like to be thicker, all right. Back to the video,
Speaker 1: not that one, this one.
Speaker 8: Numbers are in.
Speaker 18: Chemotherapy is a failed methodology. Millions of people have died
Speaker 18: in the last twenty years, not from cancer, but from chemotherapy.
Speaker 18: Medical doctors don't even know how to cure heartburn. How
Speaker 18: effective do you think they're going to be a cure
Speaker 18: in cancer? Did I hear you say completely ineffective? That's correct. Oh,
Speaker 18: but a cure is just around the corner. Now, it's genetics.
Speaker 18: It's all about genetics. Well, guess what biochemistry orchestrates genetics
Speaker 18: by way of a phenomenon called epigenetics. It is how
Speaker 18: your genes turn on and off based on metabolic biochemical stress.
Speaker 18: These facts are lost upon your MD. And more's the
Speaker 18: pity here, because as you follow these people's advice, your
Speaker 18: health gets worse, your bank account gets shorter. I mean,
Speaker 18: how much money are you spending for medical insurance every month?
Speaker 5: How much?
Speaker 18: And while you were paying those large sums for decades,
Speaker 18: you got sick. And then the medical insurance that you've
Speaker 18: paid tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars for
Speaker 18: only allows you access to MD directed medicine, the intention
Speaker 18: of which is not to cure anything. I mean, these
Speaker 18: people don't even know how to cure heartburn. But let's
Speaker 18: go to them, let's take their advice. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 18: think so. One of the best things you can do
Speaker 18: in order to secure your health and have a healthy
Speaker 18: future is disregard your medical doctor's advice. Fire your medical doctor,
Speaker 18: hire nature pathic doctor. That's the best thing that you
Speaker 18: could possibly do, because they do not practice healthcare. By definition,
Speaker 18: your medical doctor practices disease management. Who would you rather
Speaker 18: go to a disease management specialist or a healthcare specialist? Well,
Speaker 18: I'm going to take healthcare Johnny for five hundred. Please,
Speaker 18: you know, stupid theories abound, right, they're everywhere all the time. Now,
Speaker 18: this whole woke culture. You've got to be kidding, right,
Speaker 18: there's not two genders. There's as many genders as you want. Now,
Speaker 18: how is the thought process like this even possible? Because
Speaker 18: people in the woke culture don't have a sense, or
Speaker 18: an appreciation, or even a belief of anything like natural law.
Speaker 18: It's all of fiction.
Speaker 8: If it can't be.
Speaker 18: Measured or doesn't exist, thus spake the MD. So since
Speaker 18: nobody's ever dissected the soul out of the human body,
Speaker 18: you're seeing it with an MRI or a CT scan,
Speaker 18: it doesn't exist. And there's no such thing as natural law.
Speaker 18: There can be as many sexes as you want. So
Speaker 18: you're a female, you feel like a male, and then
Speaker 18: you know that's something. If you're male and you feel
Speaker 18: like a female, that's another thing. And look, make it
Speaker 18: up as we go along. It's nonsense. These ridiculous and
Speaker 18: they are ridiculous notions. And everybody said, oh, doctor Glidden,
Speaker 18: you shouldn't. You shouldn't put this video out, You shouldn't
Speaker 18: record this video, You shouldn't speak your mind like this
Speaker 18: because the social justice people are going to come down
Speaker 18: on you hard. What do I care how somebody who
Speaker 18: thinks sexuality is a movable target? Why should I care
Speaker 18: what those people think? They're children and somehow they've been
Speaker 18: invited to the adult table. I guess that's the natural
Speaker 18: repercussion of a culture where and everybody gets an award,
Speaker 18: everybody's idea is valid. Well guess what, No, they're not.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 18: Look, don't get me wrong. I can't think of a
Speaker 18: more horrible fate than to be in a male's body
Speaker 18: but have a consciousness of a female, or vice versa.
Speaker 18: I can't think of a more horrible thing. My heart
Speaker 18: goes out to these people. For goodness sakes. These people
Speaker 18: shouldn't be discriminated against. They should be helped. But what's
Speaker 18: the fix. I'll tell you what. The fix is surgery
Speaker 18: and a lifetime of drugs, which argues against the notion
Speaker 18: that it's a natural thing. It's not a natural, normal thing.
Speaker 26: It's not.
Speaker 18: Oh, but in the wonderful world of woke culture, natural
Speaker 18: doesn't apply. It's whatever the person says, applies, whatever the
Speaker 18: person thinks, it's reality by consensus. So since thirty percent
Speaker 18: more than thirty percent of our adult and childhood population
Speaker 18: isn't just overweight, their obese. Now, obesity is the new normal,
Speaker 18: and it's a normal thing. It's not an abnormality, it's
Speaker 18: not an illness, it's not anything that needs to be
Speaker 18: fixed or changed. It just needs to be embraced and accepted.
Speaker 18: Bs It's not normal, For goodness sakes, it's a reflection
Speaker 18: of an imbalance in the body that's sophisticated, smart doctors,
Speaker 18: licensed and regulated. Nature pathic physicians attempt to get on
Speaker 18: the other side. And that, by the way, is what
Speaker 18: we do with all disease, which is why I named
Speaker 18: my second book, Attempt to Cure with Holistic Medicine, because
Speaker 18: that is exactly what holistic doctors do. We attempt to
Speaker 18: cure the condition. We attempt to support and promote the
Speaker 18: bodies built in God given ability to fix itself with
Speaker 18: therapeutics that we have developed and delivered. That is the
Speaker 18: obligation of the nature pathic doctor. But this is lost
Speaker 18: in the noise of the twenty first century. For goodness sakes,
Speaker 18: God is real, the spirit is real, Life after death
Speaker 18: is real. And I'm not advocating any one religion here.
Speaker 6: I am not.
Speaker 18: The simple fact of the matter is that we are
Speaker 18: spiritual beings having a human experience, and the relationship between
Speaker 18: the spirit, the soul, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 18: and the human body is intimate and profound. The human
Speaker 18: body has indwelling intelligence. It knows how to fix itself.
Speaker 18: It wants to fix itself. It's trying to fix itself
Speaker 18: all the time. And that's what myself and my colleagues
Speaker 18: bring to the table. And you should seek us out.
Speaker 18: You should learn about us, You should know about us.
Speaker 18: You should run to our offices. For goodness sakes, this
Speaker 18: is the best thing to happen is science medicine since
Speaker 18: the invention of the sterile technique, the nature pathic medical profession.
Speaker 18: But Big Pharma has told you for one hundred and
Speaker 18: eight years now that myself and my colleagues are quacks,
Speaker 18: oh dangerous quacks. Meanwhile, well they've been in charge. Look
Speaker 18: what's happened, Life expectancy getting shorter, Alzheimer's through the roof,
Speaker 18: autism through the roof, just as much heart disease now
Speaker 18: as there was fifty years ago before the advent of
Speaker 18: Stanton drugs. For goodness sakes, wake up the woke people,
Speaker 18: need to wake up because there was so much more
Speaker 18: going on here than meets the eye. There, I got
Speaker 18: it off my chest. I feel much better now. I
Speaker 18: am and always will be. God willing in the creek,
Speaker 18: don't rise your steadfast, advocate it for health, speaking truth
Speaker 18: to idiocy twenty four to seven, with one half of
Speaker 18: my brain tied behind my back, just to make it fair. Sorry, Rush,
Speaker 18: I stole that from you. God Willing and the creek
Speaker 18: don't rise. I'll see you around campus.
Speaker 1: Keep it all right. Oh, I went and grabbed all
Speaker 1: my homeopathics, and I don't. I have to look. I
Speaker 1: gotta look it up to see if there's anything for toothache.
Speaker 1: But let's have a look. I'm in some trouble here.
Speaker 1: It's so bad right now. Yeah, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: take over the over the internet live chat of advice,
Speaker 1: but though okay, yeah it is cracked and it's it
Speaker 1: wasn't bad at first. I'll have I'll go to a dentist,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to go to just any dentist either,
Speaker 1: and I don't want it. I'm not going to go
Speaker 1: to Mexico to make it cheaper either, which I do
Speaker 1: have that option, but then I'm in Mexico.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 1: Unless I go to the clinic that is in Tijuana
Speaker 1: that is run by doctor Eric doctor John Bergman, not
Speaker 1: Eric berg doctor John Bergman. He has a holistic dentistry
Speaker 1: out there, but that won't be cheap.
Speaker 10: Funck.
Speaker 1: That thing that happened before Christmas and it chooses when
Speaker 1: it wants to be excruciatingly painful. But anyway, so I
Speaker 1: just drifted off there. So anyway, this is the this
Speaker 1: is the link. I'm going to go to my site.
Speaker 1: People see this as there, click this, let's look for
Speaker 1: toothache fucking trouble here. It's not gonna have a homeopathic anyway,
Speaker 1: and I'm trying to fix it with something.
Speaker 8: Tell me.
Speaker 1: He's gonna have to tell me, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to wait till Wednesday. Oh I'm not seeing it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll see it. No, the dentist name that he was
Speaker 1: talking about before I forgot I had it written out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was gonna try to get on his site. He's
Speaker 1: probably still is. He just has to go to the
Speaker 1: guy directly and have him come on and do a presentation.
Speaker 1: I had it in here.
Speaker 9: Hmm.
Speaker 1: I was just looking at the other day. What was
Speaker 1: the guy's name, Oh yeah, Dixon, Dixon, Tom Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: next thing, bing bing binging, and let's just get this
Speaker 1: little short one and hear real quick.
Speaker 18: The single most common cause of high blood pressure is
Speaker 18: a deficiency in the mineral magnesium.
Speaker 8: Really yeah.
Speaker 1: I tried telling that to whoops the fuck I tried
Speaker 1: telling that to Stefan, and then I went through the
Speaker 1: whole thing of you know, let's get you the ninetyeth
Speaker 1: central nutrients. I set up a freaking GoFundMe for him,
Speaker 1: I sent him the money for it. He did other
Speaker 1: stuff with the money so after and then I had
Speaker 1: I even put him. I even put him on with
Speaker 1: Doctor Glidden on our show. And this is why I mean,
Speaker 1: like when people just tell you, show you to you
Speaker 1: that they're all they're all just talking rhetoric and hot air,
Speaker 1: it changes the dynamics of the relationship forever. And then
Speaker 1: especially when you've gone out of your way to try
Speaker 1: to give and do as much as you could for
Speaker 1: the person, only to realize that they're not really They're
Speaker 1: saying what people want to hear, not or whatever, but
Speaker 1: they're they don't they don't mean their words don't mean anything.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I know well, then act yeah, well, I know, well,
Speaker 1: I mean, if you're having these health problems, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have to stop caring that you're having these health problems.
Speaker 1: If you don't want to do anything that helps yourself,
Speaker 1: and you tell everybody that you've, you know, basically been
Speaker 1: into nature apathy and homeopathy your whole life. But then
Speaker 1: when you're face to face with one of the best
Speaker 1: out there, and the simple solution is take the nutrients
Speaker 1: and focus on the magnesium, and you don't do it
Speaker 1: at all, and you continue to smoke and drink. What
Speaker 1: am I supposed to think? Besides, you're an ass right,
Speaker 1: and I'm wasting my time. And I stopped caring about
Speaker 1: his fundraiser because it was like, even though I'm going
Speaker 1: to set up and get had the idea to get
Speaker 1: it to him, he wasn't going to use the money
Speaker 1: for that anyway, So I would have ended up having
Speaker 1: to buy it, which means that I would have been
Speaker 1: utilizing the funds, which means I would not want to
Speaker 1: be involved in that. So screwed everything up. I try
Speaker 1: to do it for Stefan, and that's one of the
Speaker 1: reasons why I don't like Hey when it comes to Sundays,
Speaker 1: I'm probably I don't care, you know, And then when
Speaker 1: he tries to say something funny, to talk shit, it's like, no, dude,
Speaker 1: it's because I know who you are now, so it
Speaker 1: doesn't take a lot for me to be fucking off
Speaker 1: or not pistol and maybe not even pissed off, but
Speaker 1: just like, well the fuck you did, you know, in
Speaker 1: the sense of like, you know.
Speaker 17: He.
Speaker 1: Will tell me I just knocked this awful and second, okay,
Speaker 1: it's wrong with anyway studds, but Casher here is that right? Well,
Speaker 1: you see situated and like that that's fair. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 1: but yeah, the teeth dirt. In the meantime, when I
Speaker 1: have like it's eight seventeen, the pain is now, I
Speaker 1: don't I don't really care about the Obviously, going to
Speaker 1: a dentist guessing what they're going to say or do
Speaker 1: doesn't make a difference to me, because that's all things
Speaker 1: that aren't happening tonight. The pain is now. It's like, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, it looks like you're bleeding out. If you
Speaker 1: go to a doctor, I'm sure they'd sew that up. Well, yeah, thanks,
Speaker 1: I'm sure they would. In the meantime, I've got to
Speaker 1: deal with it. So this is what I'm concerned about,
Speaker 1: not the obvious answer of going to a dentist. Thanks.
Speaker 1: I was told to go to a dentist because I
Speaker 1: have a toothache. Awesome. Whereas Mike said, try the coconut oil,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna do that. I have some of that cocone.
Speaker 1: They call it oil, but it's like a thick paste
Speaker 1: right until you heat it. And I have the one
Speaker 1: that still has the flavor in it, the one that
Speaker 1: flavorless bothers me, makes me wonder how they made that
Speaker 1: flavoriss flavorless. So I got that. And cali carbonicum has
Speaker 1: worked for me in the past, and I think it
Speaker 1: was for pain. It was it was for the the
Speaker 1: pain and the kidney stone thing. So I started, there's
Speaker 1: a shot in the dark. I'm gonna take this every
Speaker 1: twenty minutes. Man, this tooth is so freaking It was
Speaker 1: not bad at all when it first happened, Like I
Speaker 1: didn't even know what I was. I was like, what
Speaker 1: am I biting on? That's a hard way. This isn't
Speaker 1: a candy. No, it was part of my fucking tooth, Okay,
Speaker 1: And then I'm feeling around it, and it's I didn't
Speaker 1: feel any sensitivity, but over time now it's it's so insane,
Speaker 1: can't handle it. I am handling it, handling and I
Speaker 1: have to handle it, but it's I don't like it.
Speaker 1: How about that? There's times when it's completely not even
Speaker 1: a thing, like you don't really feel it at all.
Speaker 1: It's not even like a tolerable pain to where you're
Speaker 1: just oh, you're able to not think about it. No,
Speaker 1: Sometimes it's not doesn't have any pain at all, And
Speaker 1: then there's times when it just won't.
Speaker 8: Let you live.
Speaker 1: What's the difference. I don't get it. When I had
Speaker 1: a I have chunky peanut, but right now, when I
Speaker 1: had a piece of put lodged in there yesterday, it
Speaker 1: prevented all the sensitivity, and I was like, you know what,
Speaker 1: I normally I would chip the pick this out. I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna I'm not gonna do that because this seems
Speaker 1: like the peanut chunk is preventing the pain. So it's
Speaker 1: good to stay there for now. That's going though. Unfortunately.
Speaker 18: It's interesting how that works. Right, You have two types
Speaker 18: of blood vessels in the human body. You have arteries
Speaker 18: and you have veins and arteries carry blood away from
Speaker 18: the heart. Veins carry blood back to the heart. Well,
Speaker 18: what's the difference. Well, there's one significant difference between the two.
Speaker 18: Arteries have muscles, veins do not. Well, why does an
Speaker 18: artery have muscle? Because God is smart. So when the
Speaker 18: heart pumps blood out of the heart, it goes into
Speaker 18: the artery, and the muscle in the artery constricts and
Speaker 18: relaxes in order to help the heart pump the blood.
Speaker 18: Fascinating mechanism, like a snake crawling down the street. The
Speaker 18: artery constriction, relaxes, constriction relaxes in order to help the
Speaker 18: heart pumped the love. That's fantastic. Well, how does the
Speaker 18: muscle constrict and relax the same way that of a
Speaker 18: bicep constricts and relax, or any muscle in the body.
Speaker 18: It's done through magnesium and calcium. If you do not
Speaker 18: have enough magnesium, the muscle will constrict, but it cannot relax,
Speaker 18: so it stays constricted. Now, if you have a garden
Speaker 18: hose and there's water coming out of it, and you
Speaker 18: squeeze the hose just a little bit, the water comes
Speaker 18: out faster, right, mm hmm. It's because you've decreased the volume,
Speaker 18: the pressure goes up. So when the artery gets collapsed
Speaker 18: because of not enough magnesium, the blood pressure spikes. So
Speaker 18: you don't have high blood pressure because you have a
Speaker 18: circulatory system.
Speaker 6: You don't have high.
Speaker 18: Blood pressure because you have a bad gene. You don't
Speaker 18: have high blood pressure because you're getting older, or because
Speaker 18: you have a voodoo curse. You have high blood pressure
Speaker 18: because your body ran out of the stuff it needed
Speaker 18: to maintain proper blood pressure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, isn't that great? It is great. It is effing great.
Speaker 1: And that was from well they posted that one up
Speaker 1: nine years ago. I think we should watch the first
Speaker 1: ten minutes of this one. This is the doctor didn't
Speaker 1: show the philosophy of reductionism, because this is what allopathy is.
Speaker 1: And I know that this is fascinating to me. Every
Speaker 1: time I go through this information, I'm my old bit
Speaker 1: shoot on my bit. Shoot, it's not really my old bit,
Speaker 1: it is my bit shoe. I will pull up it's
Speaker 1: kind of grainy picture, but I can't find the source
Speaker 1: file of where it came from. We need to talk
Speaker 1: about the the false placenta theory. It's so freaking interesting.
Speaker 1: So let's look at that later.
Speaker 24: No no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no
Speaker 24: no no.
Speaker 18: Hey four four three seven four five four three three,
Speaker 18: Welcome aboard.
Speaker 1: He was just doing the rocky thing.
Speaker 6: No no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: He wasn't doing the song that they were playing. He
Speaker 1: was doing one of the other one in the said.
Speaker 18: Ladies and gentlemen, Doctor Peter Glyndon, your steadfast advocate for health,
Speaker 18: Welcome to the Doctor Glyddon Show, where we address holistic
Speaker 18: medicine in all of its manifestations, science based, clinically verified
Speaker 18: holistic medicine. I myself am a licensed nature pathic physician.
Speaker 18: I have twenty seven years of clinical experience with primary
Speaker 18: care nature pathic medical therapeutics, helping people to get their
Speaker 18: bodies and their minds into the game of he from
Speaker 18: which they have been excluded whilst under the care, supervision
Speaker 18: and treatment of conventionally trained mds. Now, Remember this is
Speaker 18: not a hate fest. There are a handful of medical
Speaker 18: doctors that I have respect for. In the wheelhouse of
Speaker 18: MD directed in medicine is surgery, trauma care, and a
Speaker 18: handful of infectious diseases. This is the wheelhouse of the
Speaker 18: medical doctor. The advances that have been made in surgery
Speaker 18: in the last fifty years are quite remarkable. If you do,
Speaker 18: in fact need surgery, if you do have a trauma
Speaker 18: to the human body, then they can do a lot
Speaker 18: for you. They save lives every day, and it's a
Speaker 18: remarkable thing. However, because they are a self regulating, self
Speaker 18: policing industry, they often will, especially in the United States,
Speaker 18: perform diagnostic procedures that are not necessary in order to
Speaker 18: pad the bill. And of course the conversation about the
Speaker 18: price fixing of pharmaceuticals through Medicare D is something that
Speaker 18: should not be overlooked. But what I'd like to talk
Speaker 18: about this morning is the underpinnings of the MD methodology. Remember,
Speaker 18: your medical doctor is not trained in medicine. Your medical
Speaker 18: doctor is trained in allopathic medicine. Allopathic medicine is a
Speaker 18: specific subset of the greater field of medicine, as nature
Speaker 18: pathic medicine is a specific subset, as chiropractic medicine is,
Speaker 18: and so forth. Your medical doctor is not trained in medicine,
Speaker 18: your medical doctor is trained in allopathic medicine. Allopathic medicine
Speaker 18: is based upon a philosophy of healing, which is interesting unique.
Speaker 1: So the law of well it's not the law of right,
Speaker 1: it's the opposite cure opposites concept of Galen. Galen is
Speaker 1: the same doctor that Ammin Hillman talks about. He was
Speaker 1: a physician who the hell knows what that even meant.
Speaker 1: Back then. It sounds like they had places that they
Speaker 1: whatever Marcus Aurelius I think it was, or maybe it
Speaker 1: was Marc Anthony, one of the two, but he was
Speaker 1: he was obsessed with some of the very archaic sorcery
Speaker 1: type witchcraft type pharmachia, and he came up with this
Speaker 1: idea that opposites cure opposites, when it's actually a lot
Speaker 1: similars like cures like So when you talk about oppositional
Speaker 1: you're talking about the war model. If you have to
Speaker 1: fight it, it's an anti biotic, it's an anti histamine,
Speaker 1: it's an anti high inflammatory. You're fighting the surface level
Speaker 1: rather than fixing the problem. If you have a you know,
Speaker 1: a fuel source and a lighter and then there's a
Speaker 1: fire over there, they're fighting the fire without ever attacking
Speaker 1: the source of the fuel. You know, that a lot
Speaker 1: of awful lot of wasted effort and side effects when
Speaker 1: they could have just I don't know, you know, what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 18: Out fashioned, old fashioned, outdated, and quite frankly incorrect. Allopathic
Speaker 18: medicine is based on a philosophy called reductionism. Reductionism argues
Speaker 18: that if it hasn't been if it can't be measured,
Speaker 18: it does not exist. Since nobody has measured the soul
Speaker 18: nor seen it inside the human body, then to the reductionist,
Speaker 18: it doesn't exist. So your medical doctor believes that the
Speaker 18: human body is a soulless bag of biochemicals waiting to break.
Speaker 18: And when something does go wrong in the human body,
Speaker 18: it's not the doctor's job to cure that condition. It's
Speaker 18: the doctor's job to manage the symptomatic expression of the
Speaker 18: illness with whatever means they have necessary pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 1: So the very things that queue you into how to
Speaker 1: fix yourself, because this is what a homeopath person learns.
Speaker 1: These symptoms and the way they're affecting you specifically will
Speaker 1: determine what part of data or information your body's missing
Speaker 1: in order for it to set itself right again. And
Speaker 1: as a homeopath, you take in all that information and
Speaker 1: then you look for the homeopathic preparation that would cause
Speaker 1: those symptoms in someone who wasn't feeling issues. You know,
Speaker 1: to somebody who was healthy, would they would feel this way.
Speaker 1: So if somebody who feels this way already, you give
Speaker 1: it to them. It's like the extra It's like the
Speaker 1: data your body needed to understand its own problem and
Speaker 1: rate its ship and it does it better and more
Speaker 1: effectively and more sustainably when you have your NINETI essential
Speaker 1: nutrients in there, and again remember the whole magnesium and
Speaker 1: calcium necessity for the heart to work right, because there's
Speaker 1: those what they call it those uh whatever, there's there's
Speaker 1: there's other parts in your body that have stupid names
Speaker 1: that I don't know if they actually mean anything or not.
Speaker 1: But that's where the IP six supreme would come in,
Speaker 1: or the beyond osteo effects. Having either of those or
Speaker 1: both are essential.
Speaker 18: Radiation or surgery right generally speaking, So if you have asthma,
Speaker 18: the MD's job is not to support and promote healthy,
Speaker 18: optimal functioning of the lung and to actually figure out
Speaker 18: why you had asthma in the first why you woke
Speaker 18: up one day and you couldn't breathe. The medical doctor
Speaker 18: does not attempt to discover the root cause of the
Speaker 18: asthmatic condition. The medical doctor simply delivers drugs man made.
Speaker 1: So not that you care, but it's way back here
Speaker 1: and it hurts so bad. It feels like the front
Speaker 1: teeth are bleeding. It's because it's a nerve, right, so
Speaker 1: it's affecting everything. And what concerns me also is that
Speaker 1: that show, that movie, that documentary called I believe was
Speaker 1: called The Root Cause about the root canal thing. No, obviously,
Speaker 1: I'm not getting a root canal for anything, but the
Speaker 1: idea that the nerves are just the endings obviously, so
Speaker 1: there's other things and systems that it affects. It concerns
Speaker 1: me that the longer I wait, other things down down
Speaker 1: the down the run of this nerve, the systems that
Speaker 1: it effects, they're all going to be ally tweaked out
Speaker 1: and out of whack because of this nerve ending being
Speaker 1: as sensitive it as it is. Right now, it's so bad, man,
Speaker 1: so bad.
Speaker 18: Synthetic drugs sold to you at a profit, man made
Speaker 18: synthetic drugs sold to you at a profit in order
Speaker 18: to manage the symptoms of the asthma. They do not
Speaker 18: know what causes asthma, nor do they attempt to cure it.
Speaker 18: Same thing with arthritis, Same thing with migraine headache. Same
Speaker 18: thing with fibromyalgia, same thing with rheumatoid arthritis, same thing
Speaker 18: with colitis, same thing with pancreatitis, same thing with everything.
Speaker 18: The medical doctor's cure for colitis is to cut the
Speaker 18: colon out. The medical doctor's cure for breast cancer is
Speaker 18: to cut the breast off.
Speaker 1: That's what they want to do. With doctor Ronzo, he
Speaker 1: cured his own colitis. It took about a year. He
Speaker 1: got a bunch of crap and poisons out of his
Speaker 1: system and toxins, and he started taking you know, doing
Speaker 1: a nutrition route with his this he founded a nature
Speaker 1: pathic doctor himself, and he did that instead of listening
Speaker 1: to the MD who said, here, take these drugs, which
Speaker 1: isn't do anything to cure or anything, and eventually you
Speaker 1: probably gonn have to cut out your colon and you'll
Speaker 1: have to wear it back on your hip for the
Speaker 1: rest of your life. And he was young, he was
Speaker 1: like in college, He's like, the hell that's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: So he ended up fixing himself. That's how doctor Monzo
Speaker 1: became doctor Manzo. He had a similar experience where he
Speaker 1: was horribly ill when he was in college going to
Speaker 1: pre med and all the MD doctors couldn't figure out
Speaker 1: what was going on, couldn't help him. He went to
Speaker 1: a nature pathic doctor and he got one of these things.
Speaker 1: After the guy looked in it, he said, an old
Speaker 1: dusty book, and it didn't do anything. Came back by
Speaker 1: Mes says, Okay, he looked in the book a little
Speaker 1: bit more. He grabbed another one of these things, gave
Speaker 1: it to him. Almost at the time it touched him,
Speaker 1: he like sort of geek out nauseus, threw up a
Speaker 1: bunch of black biley goop like black black goo, and uh,
Speaker 1: he finally felt amazing. He had to be carried in
Speaker 1: to that office. He was so ill, and when he left,
Speaker 1: he walked on his own proudly and strongly. And that
Speaker 1: was the the tipping point for him. You know that
Speaker 1: he went into nature apathy after that because the MD
Speaker 1: had failed him. And nature apathy was like almost magic
Speaker 1: in a sense, when you realize that you're really working
Speaker 1: with some pretty divine things, your body and who made
Speaker 1: it and who embodied it with the spirit of life.
Speaker 1: So all it needs is a little bit of communication,
Speaker 1: some reciprocation, some some stuff, and it does a lot
Speaker 1: on its own and it's a pretty amazing thing, and
Speaker 1: you want to understand how to do that rather than
Speaker 1: go to the route of death. That's when you get
Speaker 1: the Doctor Glynnen membership, and that's when you get hang
Speaker 1: out with us on Wednesdays and with him on Tuesdays
Speaker 1: and Thursdays. I highly recommend doing that, Daniel for fifty
Speaker 1: percent off. You're talking like less than seventeen dollars a month,
Speaker 1: and you're talking about fifty five cents a day to
Speaker 1: have access to this stuff.
Speaker 18: The medical doctor's cure for arthritic knees is to cut
Speaker 18: the knee off, right. This is what they think. And
Speaker 18: interestingly enough, you know it.
Speaker 1: Oh by the way, Seth Dunne, that guy that was
Speaker 1: on with me, the muscle head that then turned into
Speaker 1: a day hole and started telling me that I was
Speaker 1: an asshole and stupid and I was retarded, I don't
Speaker 1: know anything because he was having a roid rage moment.
Speaker 1: He makes really sound good, good decisions because he's on
Speaker 1: steroids and he doesn't realize that they affect him. So
Speaker 1: he pulled a gun out of one person one time
Speaker 1: and he went to jail for that, and now he's
Speaker 1: going back into jail for something else, and they say
Speaker 1: they say that, he says that somebody took out his channel.
Speaker 1: I think he took that out of his chail because
Speaker 1: he was going through as I legal thing and he
Speaker 1: didn't want where's problems happening, so he torpedoed his own
Speaker 1: one hundred and three thousands or you know, because he's
Speaker 1: not thinking clearly, but yet he wanted to attack me
Speaker 1: and basically threaten my life. I told him that's you
Speaker 1: don't do that, buddy, the big musclehead that was on
Speaker 1: and now he's in jail. At least he won't be
Speaker 1: on stdoids. Money's in jail. But he was trying to
Speaker 1: sell peptides injectables and I'm like, yeah, I'm not interested
Speaker 1: in it. I go, I said, oh yeah, really, I
Speaker 1: got a friend that's taking him. But I said, I
Speaker 1: only do ORLS. I won't I'm not gonna inject anything.
Speaker 1: And he got into this big argument me about how
Speaker 1: I'm stupid, I don't know anything. I'm like, okay, when
Speaker 1: you put an actual hole in your body that doesn't
Speaker 1: belong there to squirt things into it that you're trying
Speaker 1: to bypass your you're trying to bypass your gut, because
Speaker 1: your gut would have destroyed the toxin. See do you
Speaker 1: already see the problem here? If your body not recognizes
Speaker 1: as a toxin, there's a reason for that, and you
Speaker 1: shouldn't try to outsmart your body. So if you're not,
Speaker 1: maybe you're not meant to process a lot of steroids.
Speaker 1: So maybe you should take them orally, and if they
Speaker 1: don't work that way, don't do them at all. Maybe
Speaker 1: you don't need to inject yourself with wind stroll and
Speaker 1: fucking trend blown and.
Speaker 8: You know, and do.
Speaker 1: Once you do all that stuff, you have to do
Speaker 1: that the rest of your life. You don't have to
Speaker 1: be on the steroid cycle of the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: But you're gonna end up probably on HRT or TRT
Speaker 1: testosterone replacement therapy for the rest of your life because
Speaker 1: you've already shut down yours. And they don't even know
Speaker 1: what these levels mean. This is the other problem with
Speaker 1: this is that they don't really know what these levels mean.
Speaker 1: They don't know what makes free testosterone versus the you know,
Speaker 1: like this bloodserum. They don't know enough about things to
Speaker 1: be fucking with their bodies or their chemistry. And I
Speaker 1: don't want to play chemists with something that's been you
Speaker 1: know what, they call it grand design, which is me
Speaker 1: and you, our bodies, our spirit bodies. I don't need
Speaker 1: to screw around with it and reduce it to a
Speaker 1: chemical factory, thinking that I'm going to know what I'm
Speaker 1: doing and it's not going to cause me to lose
Speaker 1: years and decades off my life. I'm not doing it.
Speaker 1: I told him I was going to do it, and
Speaker 1: that was it, and he had a fight with me,
Speaker 1: and that was the last draw with him, and just
Speaker 1: stopped paying attention to on Instagram. Then I couldn't find
Speaker 1: this channel anymore. But I saw him come up with
Speaker 1: my feed and it was him telling his audience that
Speaker 1: he's going to jail and he's still trying to sell
Speaker 1: injectables to people. So he's a mess. He's a mess,
Speaker 1: and steroids do things to your head too, you don't
Speaker 1: think clearly. But he's also the same guy who said
Speaker 1: he joined the Marines to kill people, that's an interesting
Speaker 1: thing to say, and that he was going to go
Speaker 1: on the idea afterward he was ready to go, which
Speaker 1: means he doesn't care who he's killing as long as
Speaker 1: he's killing. Not the best guy not the best guy
Speaker 1: in the world. That's unfortunate.
Speaker 18: It has become a reality by consensus, because when one
Speaker 18: hundred medical doctors get together and all agree on something,
Speaker 18: and then they all do something over and over again,
Speaker 18: even when it doesn't work, that becomes the standard of care.
Speaker 18: And this is the situation that we are in now.
Speaker 18: And it's the result of the monopolization of the medical market,
Speaker 18: which happened in the early nineteen hundreds, promulgated and funded
Speaker 18: by the Carnegies and the Rockefellers, both of whom, all
Speaker 18: of whom had concerns in pharmaceutical medicine that they were
Speaker 18: trying to support. So in the early nineteen hundreds, it
Speaker 18: became illegal to practice medicine unless you had an MD
Speaker 18: after your name, and it became illegal to practice medicine
Speaker 18: unless you prescribed drugs. And now, according to the Federal
Speaker 18: Trade Commission and the Food and Drug Administration, the only
Speaker 18: thing that can cure a disease is a drug. So
Speaker 18: if I had a water company and I put on
Speaker 18: the label of my bottles of water treats dehydration, the
Speaker 18: Federal Trade Commission would shut me down, confiscate all of
Speaker 18: my product, saying that I was selling and profiting from
Speaker 18: the sale of an unlicensed, unregulated drug, in this case water.
Speaker 18: According to the United States government, the only thing that
Speaker 18: can cure a disease is a drug. In this, of course,
Speaker 18: is nonsense, but this is the way that the law
Speaker 18: is in the United States. Interestingly enough, MD directed reductionistic
Speaker 18: pharmaceutical centrist. Allopathic medicine is also oppositionally defiant. A medical
Speaker 18: doctor believes that when the body expresses a symptom, that
Speaker 18: that symptom must be opposed. So when there's inflammation in
Speaker 18: the body, rather than attempting to figure out why the
Speaker 18: body is creating the inflammation and what possible benefit the
Speaker 18: inflammation may provide to the human body, the medical doctor
Speaker 18: sees it as a big bad voodoo daddy and attempts
Speaker 18: to kill it. So you get an anti inflammatory prescription, right,
Speaker 18: you get an anti biotic, you get an anti depressant,
Speaker 18: you get an anti anxiety medicine, you get a serotonin inhibitor.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 18: You get medicines the intention of which are to oppose
Speaker 18: the symptoms which the body is expressing. And this is
Speaker 18: one of the fundamental flaws of the conventional allopathic approach
Speaker 18: and very few people are talking about this. The only
Speaker 18: people that really have an adult conversation about this phenomenon
Speaker 18: are the homeopathic physicians around the world. Homeopaths argue that
Speaker 18: the symptoms that the body is expressing, whether it's a headache,
Speaker 18: whether it's a joint ache, whether whatever it is, that
Speaker 18: the symptomatic expression of the body is an adaptive mechanism
Speaker 18: that the body is generating because it has been stressed
Speaker 18: by something which was too great for the body to handle.
Speaker 18: When the body is healthy, holistic doctors argue that it
Speaker 18: is symptom free. And this is a little interesting side
Speaker 18: note here. If you'd like to see your medical doctor's
Speaker 18: head explode, ask them to define health. That's an interesting thing.
Speaker 18: Wouldn't you think that it would be important for a
Speaker 18: medical doctor to be able to have a working definition
Speaker 18: of health. Well, most medical doctors, if not all, do not.
Speaker 18: I'll tell you my definition of health. It's the ability
Speaker 18: of a living organism to experience stress and remain symptom
Speaker 18: free in a state of dynamic equipoise and balance. How
Speaker 18: about that, So, when the body is in a state
Speaker 18: of health, it's symptom free, and then the body experiences
Speaker 18: of stress if the body is strong and the stress
Speaker 18: is not too bad, the stress bounces off the body
Speaker 18: and nothing happens. But if the stress is too strong
Speaker 18: or the body is too weak, or both, the body
Speaker 18: will break. The body will bend. And when the body
Speaker 18: is destabilized by.
Speaker 1: A stress, your ask it's broken. Come on, you can
Speaker 1: say it.
Speaker 18: It generates symptoms.
Speaker 1: Hold on, that's right, that I can't find it. Come on, So.
Speaker 18: You somebody sneezes on you at work and now there's
Speaker 18: a virus in your body.
Speaker 6: No such thing.
Speaker 18: Your body is too weak to be able to handle that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he was playing games.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: I know what he knows now and what he thinks,
Speaker 1: what he says now. I think he's just playing to
Speaker 1: the play to the audience, assuming that there's too big
Speaker 1: of a this explanation to give someone. Because he and
Speaker 1: I have talked so many times about this, and he's
Speaker 1: the one who recommended I read virus mania, which is
Speaker 1: all about how much was a lying bullshit. It is
Speaker 1: so just because he said that, it's a quicker way
Speaker 1: of explaining it to people who you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You could have said bacteria, could have said anything. A
Speaker 1: stress that occurred some goopy gopi toxin out of somebody
Speaker 1: else potentially, but I think it's more energetic when it
Speaker 1: comes to people. And also, let's put it this way.
Speaker 1: If they toxify the air atmosphere around you in a
Speaker 1: certain area, there's a there's a perimeter. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: there's like a you know, the the I all that
Speaker 1: I think the word you can't think of it now,
Speaker 1: such with the p whatever. My tooth is thirting and
Speaker 1: I'm going retarded. But there's this, you know, the area
Speaker 1: that they affected, and there's a people in that area
Speaker 1: that they affected. And then they're all blaming each other
Speaker 1: for getting each other sick because it's all similar. They
Speaker 1: all get sick, could run the same amount of time,
Speaker 1: and they're, oh, I was talking to that person. That
Speaker 1: person was sick that day, so that's why I'm sick.
Speaker 1: It could have been that you both were in the
Speaker 1: same environment, or ate the same thing, or took the
Speaker 1: same fucking drill bill, or you both went to got
Speaker 1: your your flu shot that day or week, and now
Speaker 1: you're blaming everybody else were making you sick. But there
Speaker 1: may have been some other commonality. And one of those
Speaker 1: main commonalities and nobody ever thinks about, is the area
Speaker 1: itself is infected with something. There's there's toxins in the environment,
Speaker 1: and you're passing through it. You're passing through it noticing
Speaker 1: people are sick because they weren't strong enough. Their bodies
Speaker 1: were too Allie, shut the fuck up. Their bodies were
Speaker 1: too weak to handle the stress. And they got though
Speaker 1: and you're looking at them and you're remembering, Hey, that
Speaker 1: person hasn't really noticed that person was coughing, and now
Speaker 1: I'm sick. Well, is it because of them? Or is
Speaker 1: it because you guys were in the same environment as
Speaker 1: that have happened, Because a lot of times it's probably
Speaker 1: the other ladder. People are being poisoned in certain areas.
Speaker 1: And now when you think about they can emit a frequency,
Speaker 1: just like a lot of things are energetic or we
Speaker 1: find out that, you know, things that are solid matter.
Speaker 1: The only thing that actually matters, like when you come
Speaker 1: to ionic trace minerals and stuff like that, is the
Speaker 1: energetic frequency or the pattern the signature of the material,
Speaker 1: not so much the material itself. The material its present,
Speaker 1: because it's that which gives off the energetic signature. But
Speaker 1: you take away the energetic you take away the path
Speaker 1: the material, the signature is still there. That can happen.
Speaker 1: You can have the ionic signature of it and it
Speaker 1: still does the same thing. So if you know that, well,
Speaker 1: then it's not so hard to believe that they could
Speaker 1: create certain signature patterns that would replicate a type of
Speaker 1: toxin or an illness in the air and then emit it,
Speaker 1: and they would have a certain range of emissions per
Speaker 1: pole that they have up and those people in concentrations
Speaker 1: where there's a lot of poles and a lot of
Speaker 1: you know, you know a lot of these emitters, there
Speaker 1: might be an outbreak there and then everybody again still
Speaker 1: blaming each other. But it was their toridal field, which
Speaker 1: is basically your your I guess your immunity right, your
Speaker 1: your your your terrain would be that the magnetic field
Speaker 1: that you generate through your vortex generator here, and if
Speaker 1: you don't have the raw materials, it's going to be
Speaker 1: susceptible to being assaulted, thrown off, balanced, or given bad data.
Speaker 1: So it runs the wrong program that makes systems in
Speaker 1: functions in your body that work properly and make you disased.
Speaker 1: So it's like having a oops, I should have opened
Speaker 1: up that email, that attachment, now just gave me a virus.
Speaker 1: But if the virus meaning something different, right, it's an
Speaker 1: energetic pattern frequency affecting you, not so much a little
Speaker 1: thing that they say, oh, look at that. It's in
Speaker 1: the microsofte like, that's a dead cell debris that you're
Speaker 1: trying to blame of add on virus. And none of
Speaker 1: the stuff that you've ever, ever, ever ever been able
Speaker 1: to do, included ever isolating a single fucking virus ever,
Speaker 1: so you haven't improved them to exist. No, thank you.
Speaker 18: That's stress. And so your body becomes destabilized and you
Speaker 18: generate a source, throw out a fever and a running
Speaker 18: nose into cough. These are all symptomatic expressions that the
Speaker 18: body is generating secondary to distress. Now, a medical doctor
Speaker 18: would come along and they would give an anti viral.
Speaker 18: They would give an anti inflammatory medicine like aspirin or
Speaker 18: tylenol in order to reduce the fever. Right, bring the
Speaker 18: fever down, combat the fever, keep your fingers crossed, and
Speaker 18: hope that the body responds. And they don't understand that
Speaker 18: the body is generating the fever for a reason and
Speaker 18: that the fever is beneficial to the body, and that's
Speaker 18: one of the ways that the body is attempting to
Speaker 18: right itself. But nonetheless, the medical doctor believes that when
Speaker 18: they are up against an active symptom complex, it is
Speaker 18: their job to oppose it with some type of man
Speaker 18: made synthetic substance sold to you at a profit, or
Speaker 18: a surgical procedure. Now, the homeopaths argue that, this, of
Speaker 18: course is fool's play, because when you simply suppress or
Speaker 18: manage symptoms, not getting to the root cause of what
Speaker 18: made them happen in the first place, you will simply
Speaker 18: push symptoms around. So a child develops exzema, and they
Speaker 18: go to the medical doctor, and the medical doctor puts
Speaker 18: anti steroid cream on the skin, and the steroid cream
Speaker 18: on the skin, and the steroid cream on the skin,
Speaker 18: and the skin clears up. And then two months later
Speaker 18: the child develops asthma. And the medical doctor will tell
Speaker 18: you that these two things are unrelated, but the homeopath
Speaker 18: will tell you that they are directly related because the
Speaker 18: medicine that was placed on the examitous eruption on the
Speaker 18: skin suppressed the manifestation of that symptom, drove it deeper
Speaker 18: into the body. And it came out in the lungs.
Speaker 18: And this is a sophisticated understanding of the relationship between
Speaker 18: the body and health and disease, and these distinctions are
Speaker 18: lost upon the MD. And it is because of this
Speaker 18: juvenile understanding that the medical doctors have about how the
Speaker 18: body works, what the body does, that their treatments fail.
Speaker 18: And not only will their treatments fail, but while we
Speaker 18: have been under their tuteligion care, chronic diseases are getting worse.
Speaker 18: They're not getting better. Life expectancy is getting shorter, not longer.
Speaker 18: Obesity is rampant. Chronic disease is rampant. It's because the
Speaker 18: method that the mds are trained in is insufficient to
Speaker 18: the cause. Ladies and gentlemen, fire your medical doctor. Now
Speaker 18: stick around. New York is up next.
Speaker 1: There you go, there you go, there you go. All right,
Speaker 1: so we can minimize that for now. And oh my god,
Speaker 1: the pain is so incredible. Rebecca gave me some pain
Speaker 1: meds just to get my head together. I wasn't asking
Speaker 1: really for that. I thought maybe she had, like some
Speaker 1: of the a numbt for a little bit, but give
Speaker 1: me some other thing. I took it because I'm in pain,
Speaker 1: but she's got a person, so for like seventy five bucks,
Speaker 1: because it's like twenty five for the X ray, which
Speaker 1: I don't want or need, but they I think that's
Speaker 1: procedure to get another twenty five bucks out of you.
Speaker 1: For seventy five bucks, I'll get it taken care of,
Speaker 1: hopefully by Monday, and I can wear a sombaro and
Speaker 1: get some tacos, but not that my mouth won't be
Speaker 1: all fucked up anyway. But ah, maybe I can find
Speaker 1: some roids. I gotta make some money when I'm out there, right, like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: they got some tooth medicine over there, wink wink. That's
Speaker 1: not what we're talking about, all right, So let's see
Speaker 1: what peeps are doing here. Uh, well, there's some talking.
Speaker 1: What's up, crack moller Chinese dentists? The pain will remain.
Speaker 1: Oh shit, I know, dad, there's nothing you can do
Speaker 1: beyond the dentist alright, dropped one hundred grand on my
Speaker 1: teeth over to the whoa wow, really one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you didn't get those those root canal things and
Speaker 1: hopefully didn't shave him down into little toothpicks and then
Speaker 1: have caps on him or they call that stuff. I
Speaker 1: don't think that's healthy. I don't think anything that people
Speaker 1: do that augments things are doing things. Wisely left a
Speaker 1: comment on the video of a guy saying he doesn't
Speaker 1: know why he got chronic fatigue syndrome after COVID. This
Speaker 1: is Eric of Skull Island. What's up? Buddy suggested maybe
Speaker 1: some magnesium as well as vitamins. And I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Ellison has never heard of that. I know a girl
Speaker 1: named that, but it's spelled differently. I wonder if it
Speaker 1: got deleted.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You don't it was in my video. I don't think so.
Speaker 1: The Root Canal bridge will require four hours a day,
Speaker 1: spanning a few days. Yeah, I'm not getting that nerve damage. Uh,
Speaker 1: the nerves will die if you can handle it. Well,
Speaker 1: I've had them removed one before. They think they said
Speaker 1: or whatever in an older tooth, I don't know, face whatever,
Speaker 1: but they said like, oh no, we just took care
Speaker 1: of that, and I was like, zip, zip done, and
Speaker 1: that's when I had I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: If I'm a VA, I don't VA probably doesn't cover it,
Speaker 1: but I Rebecca's been going to this one, and she
Speaker 1: said that he they are good. It is in Mexico.
Speaker 1: It's in like Elga donates or something like that. But
Speaker 1: it's whatever. If it's cheaper, it's just it's sound like
Speaker 1: it's rocket science. As long as they don't put a
Speaker 1: bunch of you know, fungal ship and bacteria between the
Speaker 1: whatever the hell they're going to cap in there. When
Speaker 1: they when they touch it with the metal, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: freak out. Some of the gonna get like just reflex
Speaker 1: punched in the face. Here's two websites I use for
Speaker 1: ideas on homopath mads doctor Homeo, What's Up Homeo, Homeopathic School,
Speaker 1: Homio Homeopathy school dot com. You can search by condition.
Speaker 1: Not a doctor Glivick Glinton, but helpful. Okay, yeah, that's
Speaker 1: I'm not a I'm not really. Uh look at he's
Speaker 1: done so many things that have been like miracles in
Speaker 1: my in my opinion, to me for me when I
Speaker 1: had problems. Uh, if it's not covered by him, I
Speaker 1: can call him and ask him or wait till we
Speaker 1: talk again. And that's what everybody else can do too.
Speaker 1: The pain will naturally alleviate in like six Oh, that's great.
Speaker 1: That I'm good. Yeah, No, what what guy? He was weird?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, Seth, Yeah he's the one that so
Speaker 1: that you were sweet, Karen. I've been lifting weights for
Speaker 1: thirty years. I'm a good fighter too, but I don't
Speaker 1: know about all that. Man my five to five Okay,
Speaker 1: you guys talking to each other though. Yeah, I've done
Speaker 1: the saltwater like the assailine or the saltwater swishes before.
Speaker 1: I'm going to see how this goes. I'm going to
Speaker 1: do the cali carbonica, every carbonica every twenty minutes. I
Speaker 1: know it's a different type of pain than what was
Speaker 1: going on before, but it was the magic pill that
Speaker 1: did it, you know, within forty minutes last time, when
Speaker 1: I wasn't bent over pain. So of course it would
Speaker 1: just only be natural that I would want to start
Speaker 1: with that one first, and then I'll work my way
Speaker 1: around and I'll look these up after I'm done with
Speaker 1: the show and see what do if there's anthy for tooth,
Speaker 1: or if I need to go for a little ride
Speaker 1: over to what do you call it? Sprouts. But I
Speaker 1: appreciate everybody caring and paying attention and listening and let's
Speaker 1: see what's going on over here. Oh, so here's the
Speaker 1: other thing. Two kids, they talk about the leaky roof.
Speaker 1: So it's been raining for like ever and this has
Speaker 1: the wrong I just have to do it so I
Speaker 1: don't have to look at the wrong thing. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: not gonna do it anyway. Never mind, it's gay. Okay,
Speaker 1: I don't need that anymore. I don't need that. It's
Speaker 1: making these teeth throat right now. It's making the tip
Speaker 1: of my tongue probably from ah hurt, Like everything's sore
Speaker 1: because of the interconnectedness of things so bad right now,
Speaker 1: it's it's driving me us. What was I talking about.
Speaker 1: I'm having our time right now. Sorry, I honestly lost
Speaker 1: my train thought. Huh, I lost it. Yeah, but you
Speaker 1: have some of them. I think that is on there.
Speaker 1: I can't hurt the look. Uh yeah, right, you're right,
Speaker 1: and that's what I'll do. And that's oh yeah, the
Speaker 1: thing with the water, so yeah, if there's black mold,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be it's gonna be ship. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: be happy with that. You know, you have the super
Speaker 1: dry heat and then you have moisture. Because the desert thing,
Speaker 1: you would think, oh, they're probably be done. Two things
Speaker 1: happen though. You have the problem with the humidity factor
Speaker 1: even though it's dry heat here, but when you find
Speaker 1: when you add moisture to it, it's boom, right, especially
Speaker 1: trapped in between layers of something inside of a wall.
Speaker 1: So if that if it's dripped before, because I was
Speaker 1: never told about it, and then it got worse apparently,
Speaker 1: and then I was informed about it, but we didn't range.
Speaker 1: So it's submarine so infrequently here that it would just
Speaker 1: kind of passed over by. But it's right by where
Speaker 1: my daughter said is. So she's moving out of there regardless.
Speaker 1: Even if they say there isn't any I'm guaranteeing there's
Speaker 1: gonna be some, and it's yeah, or she's gonna we're
Speaker 1: gonna rearrange her room, but I would didn't want her
Speaker 1: being in the same room if there's any potential for
Speaker 1: mold after that. So that's gonna be another task. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, my, So while we're doing this, let me
Speaker 1: just go ahead and show you again. I want to
Speaker 1: go to the our YouTube, which I can't seem to
Speaker 1: fucking find now here.
Speaker 11: It is.
Speaker 1: So as I was saying, they don't let you have these,
Speaker 1: and once this is over, these will all become shortened.
Speaker 1: So if you're on the YouTube, I appreciate you being
Speaker 1: on YouTube, but please also follow us. So it's only
Speaker 1: a live chat, so I'm not allowed to actually do
Speaker 1: a regular comment. Some some videos you can't mind for
Speaker 1: the reason you can't. Just make sure that you also
Speaker 1: follow over on Rumble, okay, because if you're over on Rumble,
Speaker 1: you're never gonna have these problems with these hyperlinks not
Speaker 1: being clickable, and you're not gonna have any problem with
Speaker 1: videos being taken down on you while you're watching them
Speaker 1: sometimes or copyright bullshit, because I'm playing a video that's
Speaker 1: playing a song, right, it's not even me playing the
Speaker 1: song in the background. It's like I'm playing a video
Speaker 1: that's playing a video. So I'm the when that gets
Speaker 1: with Like, there's such dickheads. My brother's girlfriend as a janitor,
Speaker 1: then added the dento's office, and she gets to sweep
Speaker 1: up the teeth kind of like a like a barber's shop. Right,
Speaker 1: it's kidding. They break in on weekends and she gives
Speaker 1: him feelings. He says she is best dentist. Ever, that's
Speaker 1: a weird thing to say out loud or in public
Speaker 1: to people. She breaks in on the at the dentist's
Speaker 1: office and gives him feelings like how can how often
Speaker 1: can that happen? It's like, how often can you can
Speaker 1: you have the need for that? That's funny. She puts
Speaker 1: them on her cellphone. So she's a dentist at the
Speaker 1: dental office. She's a better dentist than the dentist. Is
Speaker 1: that what you're saying? Oh? I get it? I mean
Speaker 1: I do get it. I think that's exactly what you're saying.
Speaker 1: All right, so lead big farm behind click it and
Speaker 1: this should where's my fucking head? I'm so angry right now,
Speaker 1: I don't know time for this. That member's button it's
Speaker 1: probably gonna say log in. But if you don't find
Speaker 1: that button, you just the plate that I landed you on.
Speaker 1: You just scroll down to it and you'll find that's
Speaker 1: all that. You probably didn't have to do this. So
Speaker 1: if this and this should say log and you just
Speaker 1: click it, then I'll bring you a place to to
Speaker 1: sign up and fill out. Now I'm gonna do this
Speaker 1: by I just I just want to should be in
Speaker 1: a shown So let me show you how this works.
Speaker 1: Though you put a coupon ready, not that and then
Speaker 1: you can see what happens. Boom. Now do you see
Speaker 1: what it is? They were give me another discount because
Speaker 1: of the month that I'm already paying for right now,
Speaker 1: because as you can see, like I told you, I
Speaker 1: was paying twenty four a month, but look at this
Speaker 1: one eighty eight h one, it would be one ninety
Speaker 1: nine ninety eight for the entire year every year. Now,
Speaker 1: let's do the calculator in the butt calculator. I have
Speaker 1: to do it on here so you can see it.
Speaker 1: So I didn't think they'll the first one went. Let's
Speaker 1: double check that when ninety nine ninety eight divided by
Speaker 1: three six five equals fifty four cents fifty four point
Speaker 1: seven cents, so fifty fifty five cents a day. No,
Speaker 1: let's do it the other way. Let's go am I
Speaker 1: allowed to do that? No, they will let me go
Speaker 1: into that lame all right. I don't care about the answer.
Speaker 1: So when ninety nine point ninety eight divide by twelve,
Speaker 1: that's not twelve? Is the back button? Is their back button?
Speaker 1: Or what fuck the back button?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Sixteen hours, sixty seven cents a month? That is literally nothing.
Speaker 1: Let's see how much how much is Netflix and this
Speaker 1: is a horrible thing that you don't need up to
Speaker 1: up to twenty four ninety nine. My plan has seventeen
Speaker 1: ninety nine standard. Okay, so that's more than Netflix. Okay,
Speaker 1: now let's go to Oh no, I'm trying to think
Speaker 1: of things that most people have. Fourteen ninety nine, So
Speaker 1: what's more. I mean, I know, I pay you like
Speaker 1: sixteen something. After the taxation that they put on there,
Speaker 1: it's definitely over. It's it's about the same amount. And
Speaker 1: now barring all that, what would you do with this
Speaker 1: that would be of use to you? Just about everything
Speaker 1: we haven't gotten even over the interviews yet that he
Speaker 1: has on here, including one with doctor Bonzo that's by
Speaker 1: itself worth the price of admission, the Q and as
Speaker 1: that are happening twice a week, the Curative Medicine podcast.
Speaker 1: These are all things that you can help educate yourself
Speaker 1: so you can you can articulate better to other family
Speaker 1: members that you care about, once you understand that there
Speaker 1: is an alternative to the madness of these medical demons.
Speaker 1: All right, now, let's go into here. This is really interesting.
Speaker 1: When I talk about Middle Ages for a little bit,
Speaker 1: it's actually pretty long. It's a good video, though, let
Speaker 1: me see if I can make it uh optimized as
Speaker 1: they say.
Speaker 21: Imagine this, You wake up one morning, skip a shower
Speaker 21: for just two days, and already you feel sticky, smelly,
Speaker 21: uncomfortable in your own skin. Imagine skipping not two days,
Speaker 21: not even two weeks, but eight whole months on purpose.
Speaker 21: That's exactly what Queen Isabella of Castilee did. She wore
Speaker 21: her filth like a badge of honor. And here's the
Speaker 21: disturbing truth, she wasn't even the dirtiest one. We're taught
Speaker 21: to imagine medieval royalty as glowing figures in sparkling gowns,
Speaker 21: gliding through candlelight halls that smell of roses. Painters captured
Speaker 21: them looking pure, elegant, untouchable. But those portraits lied behind
Speaker 21: the jewels and gowns was something far darker. The truth is,
Speaker 21: the average peasant washing in a muddy river once a
Speaker 21: week was far cleaner than most queens. The servants scrubbing
Speaker 21: the palace floors had fresher skin than the woman wearing
Speaker 21: a crown. And today I'm going to show you exactly
Speaker 21: what life really smelled like under those layers of silk.
Speaker 21: What was writhing inside those powdered wigs. Why queens painted
Speaker 21: their teeth black on purpose. Why one beauty treatment required
Speaker 21: lying in a tub of blood while maggots fed on
Speaker 21: the grease in her hair. By the end of this
Speaker 21: you'll understand that royal treatment in the medieval world often
Speaker 21: meant rotting flesh, parasites, and faces literally falling apart. So
Speaker 21: let's start with something as simple as a queen waking
Speaker 21: up in the morning. When sugar arrived in Europe in
Speaker 21: the fifteen hundreds, it was more expensive than gold. Only
Speaker 21: the royal elite could taste it. Queen Elizabeth the First
Speaker 21: couldn't get enough. She ate sugared violets for breakfast, candied
Speaker 21: ginger between meals, and a treat called march paine, which
Speaker 21: was basically pure sugar paste for dessert. Here's what that
Speaker 21: diet did to her. By forty her teeth were stained brown.
Speaker 21: By fifty they were black. By sixty, many had rotted out.
Speaker 21: Ambassadors wrote that when she opened her mouth to speak,
Speaker 21: the stench was so unbearable they had to stand several
Speaker 21: feet away. A German visitor described it bluntly in fifteen
Speaker 21: ninety seven. He said her breath reeked like a rotting horse.
Speaker 21: But the strangest part it became fashion. Court ladies saw
Speaker 21: her black teeth and thought that's the look of wealth,
Speaker 21: so they painted their own teeth black to copy her decay.
Speaker 21: But others mixed honey with charcoal, which actually sped up
Speaker 21: their toothrot. Imagine a glittering ball at windsor castle, noblemen
Speaker 21: and women laughing, dancing, smiling, and every grin revealing rows
Speaker 21: of blackened teeth, dripping breath like open graves. An Italian
Speaker 21: ambassador summed it up best, The English court smells like
Speaker 21: a graveyard covered in roses. Perfume wasn't a luxury there,
Speaker 21: it was survival, because toothrot wasn't the only odour filling
Speaker 21: those gilded halls. Oh good, let's talk about what nobody
Speaker 21: likes to discuss. What royal women did during their periods.
Speaker 21: Get sterile pads or cotton. Medieval queens used rags, strips
Speaker 21: of old cloth reused over and over these menstrul cloths
Speaker 21: were rinsed in cold water, hung up to dry, and
Speaker 21: then placed.
Speaker 1: B Oh, yeah, there might be a puke factor here, kids,
Speaker 1: So yeah, ear muffs ie moufs, I don't know. Everybody's
Speaker 1: puking back on the body month after month, year after year.
Speaker 1: Whoa well, easy, easier jack black as in you are,
Speaker 1: don't be calling other people savages? What were you doing
Speaker 1: in the medieval times? What was you? What were your
Speaker 1: people doing in the fifteen hundreds? My friend throwing spears
Speaker 1: at each other and eating each other.
Speaker 21: Yeah, but here's where it turned stomach churning. Those rags
Speaker 21: were often washed in urine. Stale Urine was Medieval Europe's
Speaker 21: laundry detergent, collected in chamber pots and left until it
Speaker 21: turned into ammonia. It was used to scrub clothing, so
Speaker 21: the same fabric pressed against a queen's most sensitive areas
Speaker 21: had been steeped in human piss. One German princess wrote
Speaker 21: in her diary in fourteen fifty six about the stench
Speaker 21: in the court hall when several noble women were menstruating
Speaker 21: at once.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, they've got they're all on que now, isn't
Speaker 1: that nice? They synchronized, Oh so beats by when over here? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know what you weren't doing in the fifteen and
Speaker 1: fourteen hundreds, you serves, he weren't building a kingdom anywhere
Speaker 1: where you prevailed or you know, there was a high
Speaker 1: concentration of you. You were being sold by Jewish merchants
Speaker 1: and put on boats right around a little bit after that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, on your shitty shits, She described, how did
Speaker 1: you remember the people who were the peasants were cleaner
Speaker 1: than the royalty. It's about the royalty having mental issues,
Speaker 1: is But the whole point is because a lot of
Speaker 1: them were inbred, a lot of them were closet Jews,
Speaker 1: and this is how phil through. Those people are all
Speaker 1: the time in bread, in so incest, and you know,
Speaker 1: breeds mental issues. And also both the noble who weren't
Speaker 1: oive underneath and those who were both practice incest to
Speaker 1: a degree. They probably learned it. I learned it by
Speaker 1: watching you and mom, I mean uncle oh.
Speaker 21: Duke ordered all windows thrown open in the dead of
Speaker 21: winter because the smell was unbearable. Some women tried alternatives.
Speaker 21: They stuffed moss into little pouches. Ironically, spagnum moss actually
Speaker 21: does kill bacteria, but they didn't know that. They just
Speaker 21: knew it soaked up blood. And of course the moss
Speaker 21: wasn't properly cleaned. It sat damp, rotting used for months
Speaker 21: until it grew its own colonies of bacteria. And remember,
Speaker 21: women didn't bathe during their periods either. Doctors warned that
Speaker 21: immersing a menstruating women in water might block her flow
Speaker 21: and kill her. So every month queens added another thick
Speaker 21: layer of filth to their already unwashed bodies, and on
Speaker 21: those bodies lived entire kingdoms of crawling things. Every single
Speaker 21: royal woman in Europe had lice. It was so normal
Speaker 21: that delousing was part of inside wigs, fleas and lice thrived.
Speaker 1: So isn't this interesting to know this? They all had lace,
Speaker 1: Like everybody was that dirty, Like that's crazy. They remember
Speaker 1: even uh Franklin, Benjamin Franklin, So we're talking mid seventeen
Speaker 1: hundredsm Now, how he used to take sun baths. He
Speaker 1: was kind of weird dude, but he was a sun
Speaker 1: worshiperd in a sense right at least a sun venerator.
Speaker 6: But he.
Speaker 1: Sometimes would forego the actual cleaning, which, I yes, sunlight
Speaker 1: does kill some microbes, but it doesn't clean dirt and
Speaker 1: that stench off your body. And I guess, maybe to
Speaker 1: a degree, if the odor is coming from a toxin
Speaker 1: that's being secreted by a bacteria that it would be
Speaker 1: mitigated by the bacteria being killed by the heat of
Speaker 1: the sun and the rays. I guess, I guess that's
Speaker 1: a really long way around getting to the problem. Right.
Speaker 1: So this is this has a history of pretty it's
Speaker 1: pretty pretty weird, but also puts in perspective, like when
Speaker 1: you're talking about wartime where people are poor anyway, things
Speaker 1: like water may not be accessible if Britain and other
Speaker 1: countries are fucking terror bombing your country. Not to mention
Speaker 1: the fact that these certain types of people in these
Speaker 1: certain types of supremacy religions already are very not the cleanest,
Speaker 1: most hygienic people. Now, I don't know, they don't ever
Speaker 1: put a lot of focus on that, but this is
Speaker 1: a this is a truth. And everybody in the warhead lice.
Speaker 1: Is what the Erst Zundel's wife had said. And she's
Speaker 1: the one of the ones that was in the camp
Speaker 1: as a as a little girl, who talked to Ernst
Speaker 1: on one of his documentaries. It's the one that's famously
Speaker 1: used in Europe with the Last Battle and things like that.
Speaker 1: It's the woman whose voice sounds much younger than she looks.
Speaker 1: She just has that voice, Like if you hear it
Speaker 1: and there's no face to go with it, you would
Speaker 1: assume that she was probably in her twenties or thirties.
Speaker 1: It's like, well, I don't know. To me personally, that's
Speaker 1: what I think. But she was talking about how everybody
Speaker 1: who went into the camps they all had lice. But
Speaker 1: now you look at this, it's not as uncommon as
Speaker 1: it would have been. Yes, these people were exceptionally more
Speaker 1: dirty than others probably, and yes, there was a war
Speaker 1: going on, So those are all other reasons and excuses
Speaker 1: for why this would be a thing, but it kind
Speaker 1: of may have also been commonplace for certain groups of
Speaker 1: people in commonplace throughout Europe at one point in time,
Speaker 1: and even with the no building the most you would
Speaker 1: think they would be more clean, they'd have more access
Speaker 1: to water and luxury time time to sit around a
Speaker 1: bathe and wash themselves, but potentially there was more important
Speaker 1: things to do.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 1: Wow, See I'm a clean freak, so in a hygiene freak,
Speaker 1: not a freak, but I mean yeah, Like if I'm
Speaker 1: mind the elliptical and my guidant fails on my armpits,
Speaker 1: I get off and I put some on and put
Speaker 1: more on, and then I get back on the elliptical.
Speaker 1: I don't want to smell at all, even when I'm
Speaker 1: doing exercise, so I guess I am kind of weird
Speaker 1: like that, and brush my teeth at least twice a day.
Speaker 21: Did drawing maggots. Queen Christina of Sweden once removed her
Speaker 21: wig during a council meeting, and witnesses saw a river
Speaker 21: of lice spilled down her scalp. She laughed and called
Speaker 21: them subjects who never abandoned their queen wigs were rarely clean. Instead,
Speaker 21: they were dusted with powder made of flour mixed with lead.
Speaker 21: So on top of crawling insects and rotting fat, these
Speaker 21: women inhaled clouds of poison. Rue French duchess.
Speaker 1: Filled the lead. Yeah great, yeah, that's not that's not
Speaker 1: gonna add to their orneriness at all. Or they're just
Speaker 1: their choices to have somebody executed. Must not have anything
Speaker 1: to do with the mercury, arsenic in freaking lead that
Speaker 1: they have all around them at all times, out there
Speaker 1: being subjected to. Yeah, that doesn't make you nuts at all.
Speaker 21: No, it's leaned forward at dinner and maggots tumbled from
Speaker 21: her wig onto her plate. She calmly brushed them aside
Speaker 21: and continued eating. At night, wigs were set on stands
Speaker 21: where rats came to gnaw on the fat and flour.
Speaker 21: In the morning, they were powdered again and placed back
Speaker 21: on infecting. Can'h fucking be real It saw covered scalps.
Speaker 1: It's making the bitch all over watching this and hearing
Speaker 1: this to.
Speaker 21: Gowns worth more than a peasant's house were almost never cleaned. Instead,
Speaker 21: they were smoked over fires with herbs to mask the stench.
Speaker 21: Some gowns rotted right off women's bodies as the fabric decomposed.
Speaker 21: Others were laced with poisoned by enemies soaked in arsenic
Speaker 21: or mercury that slowly seeped into the skin of the
Speaker 21: unsuspecting wearer. It became so common that Queen's hired dress
Speaker 21: testers servants forced to wear new gowns first to see
Speaker 21: if they died.
Speaker 1: What man, they didn't understand, Hey, maybe we should use
Speaker 1: a different curing method here than the arsnic shit.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: This is how like smallpox? Thing was a thing right?
Speaker 1: It had very similar There were tanneries and other chemical
Speaker 1: processes that were being introduced into our world because of
Speaker 1: industry and their runoff would just because people just seems
Speaker 1: like they've got well, let's think about who are merchants though,
Speaker 1: and who would be doing something that would be outside
Speaker 1: of working and working the land and farming. Gee, who
Speaker 1: do you think I'm talking about? So, if it's that
Speaker 1: mentality before whatever regulations are, there's a there's a double
Speaker 1: edged sword there. But the common decence, the common understanding
Speaker 1: to discard filth or to understand what filth is. You
Speaker 1: wouldn't Why would you ever think that mixing chemicals are
Speaker 1: not caring about it into a water supply that other
Speaker 1: people downriver are going to drink from or swim in
Speaker 1: or whatever, or pump and it's in the water, the
Speaker 1: groundwater for their wells or whatever. These people ended up
Speaker 1: getting so highly you know, toxified, if that's a word,
Speaker 1: that it came out like it does with a child
Speaker 1: through their epidermal la or that's how they presented their symptoms.
Speaker 1: The toxins were bubbling up on them and that's where
Speaker 1: the the pox came from. And I'm thinking, I'm thinking
Speaker 1: that chicken pox themselves might actually be a.
Speaker 9: Cover up.
Speaker 1: For vaccine toxins and they come to a head at
Speaker 1: one point around the same time, like the all the
Speaker 1: kids are about the same age eight, zine seven whatever,
Speaker 1: five And it has to do with their shots schedule
Speaker 1: for school. And they made it into a normal thing now.
Speaker 1: And now they even have a vaccine for the vaccine
Speaker 1: damage called a chickenpox vaccine. Right, And again I was
Speaker 1: told that you don't want to suppress things like that,
Speaker 1: especially with measles, because allegedly it makes your body stronger
Speaker 1: because it goes through this process. And remember these are
Speaker 1: just words that they assigned to things. So whatever this
Speaker 1: process is of your of your body doing a detox
Speaker 1: or you know, expressing a symptom, sometimes that's going through
Speaker 1: a different process to evolve your system and make it
Speaker 1: stronger and less susceptible to things down the road. And
Speaker 1: when you and you suppress that, it never goes through
Speaker 1: it and doesn't get that, it doesn't get the benefit
Speaker 1: of it either. So same thing with chickenpox. They say
Speaker 1: it can be deadly when you're older. Again, who knows
Speaker 1: what actually causes them. I'm thinking that it's a toxic overload,
Speaker 1: just like the smallpox and chro parks and all that.
Speaker 1: And if you don't have the musles one, then apparently
Speaker 1: you're more susceptible the different types of cancers. Now, I
Speaker 1: would have believed that more five years ago, but I
Speaker 1: think I've learned so much more since then that I
Speaker 1: question a lot of the other aspects that are required
Speaker 1: for you to accept hookline and sinker in order to
Speaker 1: make that a potential possibility about the cancer thing. So
Speaker 1: I don't know about that one anymore.
Speaker 21: Holy women who embraced filth as devotion. Queen Isabella of
Speaker 21: Castile refused to change her underwear during the Siege of Grenada.
Speaker 21: For eight months, her garments fused with her skin until
Speaker 21: they had to be cut off. She considered it a
Speaker 21: holy triumph. Saint Elizabeth of Hungary slept in her own waist.
Speaker 1: So the obviously weren't fucking very often.
Speaker 21: Saint Margaret of Hungary praised her life as divine blessings.
Speaker 21: This wasn't insanity, It was celebrated as piety.
Speaker 16: And then came the blood.
Speaker 21: Countess Elizabeth Bathory of Hungary legend says she murdered six
Speaker 21: hundred girls and bathed in their blood to stay young.
Speaker 21: Imagine the reality human blood clots within minutes turns brown,
Speaker 21: stinks of rot. Servants testified that they scraped her skin
Speaker 21: clean of congealed gore, while the stench of rotting blood
Speaker 21: made them vomit. The fact people even believed these stories
Speaker 21: shows just how filthy and believable such practices were in
Speaker 21: a world where queen's already bathed in milk, painted their
Speaker 21: faces with poison, and sat over burning feces.
Speaker 4: Things.
Speaker 21: Every single royal woman in Europe had lit.
Speaker 1: It sat over burning feces. Did they take a trip
Speaker 1: to India?
Speaker 21: Lie?
Speaker 1: It was so way that they would herald that as
Speaker 1: being defined, they wouldn't burn.
Speaker 21: It normal, that delousing was part of the daily routine.
Speaker 1: Picture of anybody else not itchy right now? In like
Speaker 1: freaked out by this?
Speaker 21: Sitting every morning while servants combed through her hair for hours,
Speaker 21: picking out lice and eggs, gathering them on a special
Speaker 21: cloth before burning it. Queen Isobe of Bavaria once suffered
Speaker 21: such a massive infestation that her hair had to be
Speaker 21: cut off. Her physician gave up counting after finding more
Speaker 21: than a thousand lice in just one section of her scalp.
Speaker 21: But here's what's shocking. Many believed I weren't pests at all,
Speaker 21: but holy gifts. Something spontaneously appeared on dirty skin.
Speaker 1: So it's like a coping thing.
Speaker 27: Right.
Speaker 1: If it was somebody else, you know, carrying all that
Speaker 1: stuff around, you'd be like, Oh, that's a disgusting, filthy thing,
Speaker 1: and I'm above it. Look at these animals, these trash.
Speaker 1: And then if it was yours to be like, oh,
Speaker 1: look I've got new friends. God has sent to me
Speaker 1: a small group of minions that will do my bidding.
Speaker 1: That seems like the schizophrenic wavey mind, they would be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: but when it's me, I don't see any faults in
Speaker 1: what I do, so they must all be blessings.
Speaker 21: Margaret of Hungary refused to wash, letting lice crawl over
Speaker 21: her face as she prayed. Each bart she said was
Speaker 21: a blessing from God and the fleas. Even worse palaces
Speaker 21: were infested. The rush mats covering the floors were never
Speaker 21: cleaned and fleas swarmed in them. At Hampton Court, witnesses
Speaker 21: said the floors actually.
Speaker 1: Could anybody even write history? Yeah, as contemporaries to history?
Speaker 1: If this was as bad as a say it is, like,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you like constantly be like by bidden and no
Speaker 1: wonder people died at fucking thirty if that's even a thing.
Speaker 21: Moved with jumping fleas. Noble women will flea traps under
Speaker 21: their dresses, little tubes filled with honey or blood to
Speaker 21: lure the fleas away. Some even had flea dogs, little
Speaker 21: pets whose only purpose.
Speaker 1: Was, Oh, that's great, give it to the dog instead
Speaker 1: that you're given your animals fleas. That's that's that's different,
Speaker 1: all right, it's kind of I guess we're the ones
Speaker 1: who have inverted that. Oh that dog gave our house fleas. No,
Speaker 1: we gave the dog fleas.
Speaker 21: We'll track the insects away from their mistresses.
Speaker 1: So the moral of the story here is women are
Speaker 1: filthy and disgusting, and if you live and you understand
Speaker 1: what I mean, it's very rare that you find one
Speaker 1: that actually likes it clean. And And when I when
Speaker 1: I think about it, I say to myself, if you
Speaker 1: have chaos up here, if it's a mess up here,
Speaker 1: it's a mess out there. So it's like the tidiness
Speaker 1: of your home is direct reflection of your mental state.
Speaker 1: So if you're not logical, sensible and reasonable, if you
Speaker 1: can't understand reason and appreciate it and respect it higher
Speaker 1: than any other form of you know, expression. Then you're
Speaker 1: probably gonna have a chaotic output into your own environment too.
Speaker 1: Your relationship with the exterior world it's going to be
Speaker 1: chaotic as well, and you'll probably be messy. You probably
Speaker 1: be anxious and always think that you don't have time
Speaker 1: to do something, or not care or be not I
Speaker 1: don't know how people are not trained to this. Hey,
Speaker 1: I did I dirty a dish. I'm packing it to
Speaker 1: sink anyway, and it's one dish. I wash my dish,
Speaker 1: I put it away, I wash my fork, I put
Speaker 1: it in the rack. Why would you want to wait
Speaker 1: until that accumulated into a monster pile and then do
Speaker 1: them later. Why wouldn't you just clean them as you go?
Speaker 1: I clean as I go. When I'm cooking, I clean
Speaker 1: as I go. When I'm eating and finished. I always
Speaker 1: clean as I go, everything, everything, And I don't understand
Speaker 1: how other people wantn't do that. It keeps up with stuff.
Speaker 1: If you just do it, it's all one process, like
Speaker 1: if you if it's it's all one movement. If you're
Speaker 1: going to cook and eat, well, part of that is clean.
Speaker 1: You know, if someone else wants to help you with that,
Speaker 1: then that's what they do if they If there's an
Speaker 1: agreement in the household, like I'm well, when i'm cooking,
Speaker 1: you're clean when I clean, or when I cook, you clean,
Speaker 1: and the type of thing that's whatever. But I would
Speaker 1: still end up always doing my own dish because I
Speaker 1: don't do that. I'm only things for people, and they
Speaker 1: don't feel right about that. I don't like when other
Speaker 1: people tell me to do that or just put it,
Speaker 1: just put it in a dishwasher. I'm like, just let
Speaker 1: me clean it. Let's put it in a dishwasher. My
Speaker 1: mom said when we went back in New York, like,
Speaker 1: let me just clean it. It's like, give me a sponge.
Speaker 1: Let let's clean it. Put it away, now, put it,
Speaker 1: you know, put it in a dry rack, whatever, let
Speaker 1: me just clean it. I'm here, Why do I want
Speaker 1: to just sit it there and let stuff get dried
Speaker 1: on it as you're winning for the dishwasher to fill up.
Speaker 1: Just clean it as you go. And yes, I'm still
Speaker 1: itching myself. But yeah, I was saying that in a
Speaker 1: joke about the females about but the but the but
Speaker 1: the mental state thing is correct. If you're if you're anxious,
Speaker 1: if you feel like your your life is out of control,
Speaker 1: it'll express itself in your environment, your environment being near
Speaker 1: your own household. If you are a female who has
Speaker 1: a chaotic childhood past whatever and isn't quite over that,
Speaker 1: it'll be expressed in direct affront, as an affront to
Speaker 1: a cleaner person who lives with you, because you won't
Speaker 1: care to keep up for their sake either. That's all
Speaker 1: I'm saying. And I'm the last person to clean up
Speaker 1: after adults. I did that with one girlfriend and I
Speaker 1: was like, I don't I'm never gonna babysit again. If
Speaker 1: you're not if you don't have the intellect, intellect and
Speaker 1: maturity to understand that this is wrong, and the uh,
Speaker 1: if you're too lazy to do it yourself. And like
Speaker 1: when I come home from the Electricians Union working and
Speaker 1: come home and she's on the couch, this girl, and
Speaker 1: there's a ball from her cereal and a plate from
Speaker 1: her launch sitting on the floor next to the couch
Speaker 1: that she's laying on. I would never to have that
Speaker 1: experience again because I won't allow it to happen. It's
Speaker 1: like you're you obviously got up to go get more food.
Speaker 1: Why didn't you bring the old plate, the old ball.
Speaker 21: It's like disgusting skin, but body life were the worst
Speaker 21: of all. They lived in the seams of clothing and
Speaker 21: came out only to feed, since gowns were almost.
Speaker 1: Man And that's why I'm saying so sometimes I've come
Speaker 1: across the and when I worked at a gym. I
Speaker 1: worked at a gym, and when I was going to college,
Speaker 1: and the thing I dreaded the most was cleaning the
Speaker 1: female out room. The smell was awful. And I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about poop. I'm talking about other holes in what
Speaker 1: they produce and stench. And these little dead mice as
Speaker 1: they call them, were like it was like they were
Speaker 1: they were decorating Christmas trees, like they'd be hanging from
Speaker 1: all kinds of places. I'd slap them down with the
Speaker 1: broom into the floor so I could sweep them up
Speaker 1: into the into the the butler. You know, the butler's
Speaker 1: the dust pan on the stick any steak, but I'd
Speaker 1: have to sweep in. Someone else would do with the
Speaker 1: deep clean to come in overnight to do the like
Speaker 1: the deep clean of the of the bathroom. But I
Speaker 1: had to sweep it up, and man, they were. The
Speaker 1: men's room was, in comparison, typically spotless, and they weren't spotless,
Speaker 1: but typically spotless in comparison to the mountains of toilet
Speaker 1: paper that people leave on the floor, you know, their
Speaker 1: little toilet cover seats that would never make it into
Speaker 1: the toilet after they were done. It just all the
Speaker 1: little tiny shreds of paper because they can't pull it right.
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 1: And just the smell and the feminine products that were
Speaker 1: just scattered everywhere. They were disgusting. They were disgusting, never washed.
Speaker 21: Lyfe's colonies became permanent residents. When archaeologists opened the tomb
Speaker 21: of Queen Isabella of Aragon, her burial gown was still
Speaker 21: filled with dormant lice eggs five hundred years later, and
Speaker 21: when queens fell sick, the cures were sometimes more revolting
Speaker 21: than the illnesses themselves.
Speaker 1: That's disgusting that lice can just live that long. You're
Speaker 1: never gonna get rid of them. If they can lay
Speaker 1: I dorn it for five hundred years. You could see
Speaker 1: by a head or two needed to be shaved in.
Speaker 1: Uh in those camps makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 21: Headache doctor smeared fresh bird droppings onto the forehead, skin disease,
Speaker 21: bathe in the urine of virgin boys, collected each morning
Speaker 21: as a royal duty. But the worst treatments were for
Speaker 21: women's health. Queen Catherine of Aragon desperately wanted a son.
Speaker 21: Her doctors made her sit over burning goat dung for
Speaker 21: hours so the smoke could wake up her womb. The
Speaker 21: fumes scorched her most intimate parts. Other women were told
Speaker 21: to insert pesserees made with these doctors.
Speaker 1: But the thing is, this is the galen, this is
Speaker 1: the this is where allapathy comes from. They're just guessing
Speaker 1: and doing sick shit. And guarantee you most of them,
Speaker 1: the majority of them who were influential. Let's see where
Speaker 1: my where's my head at? Let's see it. Yes, priest Craft,
Speaker 1: you remember the advisors of the king, the way freaking
Speaker 1: vase jewish in nature, the people who practiced or pretended
Speaker 1: that they had some specific value to nobility so that
Speaker 1: they could manipulate and influence and make an impression upon loyalty.
Speaker 1: Because those are the people who made decisions.
Speaker 21: Made of crocodile dung mixed with honey inside their bodies.
Speaker 21: These were not peasant remedies.
Speaker 1: These were royal dyal, dung and honey prescriptions.
Speaker 21: By Europe's finest physicians, and childbirth was the deadliest of all.
Speaker 21: A royal birth was a spect and a death trap.
Speaker 21: Imagine this. You wake up one morning, skipper.
Speaker 1: It looks like he's poop and the sh lighter fart.
Speaker 21: Now for just two days, and already you feel sticky, smelly,
Speaker 21: uncomfortable in your own skin. Now imagine skipping not two days,
Speaker 21: not even two weeks, but eight whole months on purpose.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, all right, now there's another one here.
Speaker 1: Let's see if I can pull it up. Henry the ace,
Speaker 1: real death, the shocking medical truth buried for centuries. Now
Speaker 1: this is the one I wanted to share with you yesterday,
Speaker 1: but it's on the brave browsers, so let me go ahead.
Speaker 1: And it's louder un brave. I don't understand that that works.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense? That would be a louder on
Speaker 1: brave browser. It's it's a loud loud Let's go back
Speaker 1: to the scene two. I get a teeth of my
Speaker 1: head that's kind of like this be brave, be yeah,
Speaker 1: I think no, silly there we go. Okay, So Henry
Speaker 1: the Eighth's real death a shocking medical truth buried for centuries. Now,
Speaker 1: I had, just before watching this one, watched two videos
Speaker 1: about him or listen to him back. So I was
Speaker 1: working at the time about him and what he did
Speaker 1: to amble in and his wicked weirdness all throughout his
Speaker 1: life is his you know, he killed two women, two wives,
Speaker 1: and made orphans out of the children, and he was
Speaker 1: a big piece of shit. He was fat, but there
Speaker 1: was a time when he wasn't and then there's an
Speaker 1: accident that occurs and then the decline of the mental state,
Speaker 1: and I thought to myself, yeah, maybe that is something
Speaker 1: to that. And also I know for a fact that
Speaker 1: there was at you know, the people who advisors to
Speaker 1: the king and whisper in their ear. There was a
Speaker 1: lot of politics going on too that had the wave
Speaker 1: a type of flair to it. Also affecting a man
Speaker 1: who might have also had some other issues going on
Speaker 1: because of a head injury and other injuries that would
Speaker 1: have infected him and maybe basically gave him a living, breathing,
Speaker 1: walking around fever dreams. And when you think about this,
Speaker 1: like how many people really had to die. But let's
Speaker 1: hear about this decline because if you know that he
Speaker 1: killed Anebleyon, if you understand that he did a very
Speaker 1: horrific thing and had her sliced off, her head sliced
Speaker 1: off with a sword from a French swordsman instead of
Speaker 1: using the traditional acts, and he blamed he accused her
Speaker 1: of incest with her brother and had him killed two.
Speaker 1: So this is what they would do for high profile killings,
Speaker 1: right or executions. They would execute the accomplices first, and
Speaker 1: that would in the public perception, they would it implied
Speaker 1: that there were the guilt was on without question of
Speaker 1: the of the primary person. So if you already execute
Speaker 1: the people that were allegedly involved in the adultery and
Speaker 1: incest for having done said crime, then when it gets
Speaker 1: to the person who is being accused of, you know,
Speaker 1: at the topple of having all those probably you know,
Speaker 1: do all those interactions, well it's already it's a it's
Speaker 1: already a assumed thing with with the crowd, and that's
Speaker 1: who they're they're appealing to, right, their appealing to the
Speaker 1: public when they do these types of things, because they
Speaker 1: can't have a beloved queen uh be avenged by the
Speaker 1: people or either vault or you know, some other things.
Speaker 1: So they need to work on the public first. They
Speaker 1: need to put the spell on them first. And this
Speaker 1: is what they still do now, this is what they
Speaker 1: use media for. Medea. Media is the spell. Medea was
Speaker 1: the one who cooked up the drugs and the poisons. Media, media, medical,
Speaker 1: you get it. That's why we need a doctor Glid
Speaker 1: and my friends. But let's watch this with.
Speaker 21: The stench of decay so profound that hardened courtiers gagged
Speaker 21: and ran for the nearest window outside, dogs licked at
Speaker 21: the future fluid seeping from King Henry Aide Telpham. In
Speaker 21: the next few minutes, we're diving deep into the shocking
Speaker 21: medical truth transformed England's called the Prince into a four
Speaker 21: hundred pounds monster. Evidence Tudor historians tried to bury for centuries.
Speaker 21: This isn't just speculation, comes from newly unearthed court physician
Speaker 21: records and forensic analysis of his actual remains. But before
Speaker 21: we get to the gruesome end, let me pull back
Speaker 21: the curtain and show you exactly how England's most powerful
Speaker 21: monarch spiraled into this grotesque shell of a man. Because
Speaker 21: what you're about to learn is going to utterly rewrite
Speaker 21: everything you thought you knew about the Tudor dynasty. The
Speaker 21: king who executed two wives and ripped an entire nation's
Speaker 21: religion apart met a fate so horrifying, so undignified, that
Speaker 21: his own government covered it up for four hundred and
Speaker 21: fifty years. However, secret medical records have finally revealed the full,
Speaker 21: unvarnished truth, and it all kicks off with a jousting
Speaker 21: accident that would slowly, agonizingly rot him from the inside out.
Speaker 21: Quick favor. If this is already blowing your mind with
Speaker 21: information you've never heard before, hit that like button right now.
Speaker 21: Help other history fanatics discover this hidden knowledge, because I've
Speaker 21: got three jaw dropping revelations coming up that will fundamentally
Speaker 21: change how you view the entire Tudor era. Picture this
Speaker 21: January twenty fourth, fifteen thirty six, Greenwich Palace, Dictarge, King
Speaker 21: Henry eight forty four, still a remarkably fit and athletic figure,
Speaker 21: thunders down the tilt yard on his colossal war horse.
Speaker 21: The crowd holds its breath as England's king, adorned in
Speaker 21: specially crafted armor, each piece alone worth more than a
Speaker 21: common labourer's lifetime, wages aims his lance at his opponent.
Speaker 21: The very ground trembles under the thunder of hoofs as
Speaker 21: these two armored titans hurtle toward each other at breakneck speed.
Speaker 21: But then everything goes catastrophically wrong. The horses collide with
Speaker 21: the visceral force of a modern car crash. Henry's armored body,
Speaker 21: a staggering three hundred pounds of man in metal, is
Speaker 21: violently thrown to the frozen ground. A collective gasp rips
Speaker 21: through the crowd as they watch his destroyer, a massive
Speaker 21: war horse bread for battle, stumble and then, in a
Speaker 21: horrifying twist of fate, fall directly on top of the King.
Speaker 21: The tilt yard goes absolutely silent. Good ears freeze, too
Speaker 21: terrified to even breathe Is the King dead? Has England
Speaker 21: just lost its monarch? Its very future? To a spurt?
Speaker 21: For two agonizing hours, Henry the Eighth lay unconscious, two
Speaker 21: hours where England literally had no king. Two hours where
Speaker 21: Anne the Line, heavily pregnant with the male air she
Speaker 21: desperately hoped for, waited in agonizing suspense for news two
Speaker 21: hours that would irrevocably change everything. When Henry finally regained consciousness,
Speaker 21: witnesses reported something profoundly disturbing. The King's eyes, once bright
Speaker 21: with sharp intelligence and charismatic charm, now held a different light,
Speaker 21: something darker, more volatile. His first words weren't relief at
Speaker 21: surviving or concern for his subject's terror. Instead, he erupted
Speaker 21: into a furious rage, demanding to know why the tournament
Speaker 21: had been stopped. The charming Renaissance prints who could speak
Speaker 21: four languages, write poetry, composed music, dance until dawn, and
Speaker 21: debate theology with Europe's finest minds. That man never fully
Speaker 21: returned from the tilt yard that day. In his place,
Speaker 21: emerged at a paranoid tyrant with violent mood swings that
Speaker 21: would terrorize England for the next eleven years. Modern neuroscientists
Speaker 21: meticulously studying the historical records now believe Henry suffered a
Speaker 21: traumatic brain injury to his frontal lobe, the very area
Speaker 21: of the brain responsible for personality and impulse control. The
Speaker 21: evidence is compelling. Before the accident, Henry showed remarkable restraint
Speaker 21: for a monarch of his era, married to Catherine of
Speaker 21: Aragon for over twenty years before seeking in a moment
Speaker 21: he'd executed relatively few nobles compared to his predecessors, but
Speaker 21: after January fifteen thirty six, the executions began in earnest
Speaker 21: Anne Boulayne lost her head just four months later. Thomas Cromwell,
Speaker 21: Henry's most trusted adviser, would soon follow. The King's rages
Speaker 21: became legendary. Servants reported finding him weeping uncontrollably one moment,
Speaker 21: then screaming for blood the next. It was a terrifying transformation,
Speaker 21: but the brain injury was just the beginning of Henry's
Speaker 21: medical nightmare. The same catastrophic accident that scrambled his personality
Speaker 21: also reopened an old wound on his leg that would
Speaker 21: never truly heal again. And this, my friends, is where
Speaker 21: our story turns from mere tragedy to absolute body horror. Now,
Speaker 21: the thing most people don't realize is that Henry had
Speaker 21: suffered a previous light injury years earlier, probably from another
Speaker 21: jet bada. It had healed, leaving only a small scar,
Speaker 21: but the fifteen thirty six accident tore that old wound
Speaker 21: wide open. In in England, without antibiotics or any real
Speaker 21: understanding of infection, an open wound was often a death sentence,
Speaker 21: just a very, very slow one. Imagine living with open
Speaker 21: sores the size of tennis balls on both legs, not
Speaker 21: for days or weeks, but for eleven excruciating years, constantly
Speaker 21: weeping puss, never fully scabbing over, the pain so intense
Speaker 21: that even the gentlest brush of silk bedsheets would make
Speaker 21: you scream. This wasn't just discomfort, it was a living hell.
Speaker 21: Court physician doctor Thomas Vickery's secret notes, hidden away in
Speaker 21: the Royal College of Physicians and only discovered in the
Speaker 21: nineteen sixties, describe these as ulcers of a grievous nature,
Speaker 21: stinking and painful beyond me. The King's legs had to
Speaker 21: be drained daily, sometimes twice daily, filling bronze bowls with
Speaker 21: infected fluid that servants would quickly discreetly remove from the
Speaker 21: royal presence. But Henry, in his vanity and paranoia, tried
Speaker 21: desperately to hide this horrifying deterioration. He designed special guarters
Speaker 21: with lead weights to compress the wounds, foolishly believing pressure
Speaker 21: would force them close. Instead, this cut off circulation and
Speaker 21: made the infection worse. He doused himself in expensive perfumes
Speaker 21: imported from Arabia, mixing rose oil with ambergris to mask
Speaker 21: the unbearable stench. He even instructed his portrait painters to
Speaker 21: depict him with impossibly athletic legs, standing in that famous
Speaker 21: powerful stance we all recognize today, a monumental lie captured
Speaker 21: in oil, meant to deceive generations.
Speaker 1: And yet they still painted the wounds on his legs.
Speaker 1: You'd think they would say, uh, yeah, don't do that there,
Speaker 1: you know, don't let's not draw attention to that. But nope,
Speaker 1: he's got the festering crap on both legs. It's kind
Speaker 1: of weird, right he Let me give myself back on
Speaker 1: the screen. Yeah, I'll do it with this one. Now
Speaker 1: that cuts into the picture too much. Let's go to
Speaker 1: that one that's better, that can make myself smaller. That
Speaker 1: was not the right one. Hold on, why that happened? Ah,
Speaker 1: that's why.
Speaker 23: There we go.
Speaker 1: And get a little bit smaller. Excuse me, sorry, it's
Speaker 1: just it's really touchy there, I go. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: All right, man, let me just silver check make sure
Speaker 1: the audio is okay, because I didn't. I didn't check
Speaker 1: to see if you guys are say anything about the audio. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a there's a lot of interesting stuff here. But
Speaker 1: I mean in light of what we just what we
Speaker 1: just saw with the the other one about the lice
Speaker 1: and the maggots, and then just think about this guy,
Speaker 1: I know, Henry the eighth, with all these other issues.
Speaker 1: It's it's pretty messed up. And we haven't got too
Speaker 1: deep into this one yet. Well he uh, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be fun, so stay foot, have fun. Let's watch.
Speaker 21: The infection wasn't just destroying his legs, it was poisoning
Speaker 21: his entire bloodstream. Every single day, toxins from the rotting
Speaker 21: tissue entered his circulation, traveling to his his liver, his heart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it for sure, that one right there.
Speaker 21: It was a slow internal siege on his entire being.
Speaker 21: Modern medical analysis of the symptoms described in contemporary accounts
Speaker 21: suggests Henry developed chronic osteomylitis, a bone infection that releases
Speaker 21: a constant stream of bacteria and inflammatory compounds throughout the body.
Speaker 21: These toxins caused a cascade of symptoms that would have
Speaker 21: made Henry's life a living hell. The constant pain would
Speaker 21: have been excruciating. Imagine the worst toothache you've ever had.
Speaker 21: But in your legs, never stopping for over a decade,
Speaker 21: the fever would come and go, leaving him drenched in
Speaker 21: sweat one day and shivering with chills the next. His
Speaker 21: appetite would swing wildly between gut wrenching nausea and insatiable hunger.
Speaker 21: But most devastating were the neurological effects. The toxins crossing
Speaker 21: into his brain tissue would trigger violent mood swings that
Speaker 21: had nothing to do with his actual emotions. One moment,
Speaker 21: he might be laughing at a jest. The next order
Speaker 21: and the gestures execution delusion.
Speaker 1: Isn't that wonderful? Isn't that great? The guy with the
Speaker 1: power to have you executed is completely unstable. What a
Speaker 1: great time to be a peasant or to have a tyrannical,
Speaker 1: despotic King's what you call a system, you know, why
Speaker 1: wouldn't you think that there would be some way to
Speaker 1: like put a checks and balance on that, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: this person's not fit.
Speaker 17: I get that.
Speaker 1: We have to what do you call it? Article twenty five?
Speaker 1: This guy he's not fit for leadership common place. He
Speaker 1: became actually somebody who's that dependent on other people in
Speaker 1: order to keep him, like sustaining life, and they weren't
Speaker 1: doing a very good job at it. But it's not
Speaker 1: like it would be difficult for them to depose him
Speaker 1: in a way. You know, I don't know.
Speaker 21: Seeing enemies everywhere, convinced that servants were poisoning his food,
Speaker 21: that his wives were that.
Speaker 1: Might have also been occurring, you don't know, those might
Speaker 1: have been quite rational concepts there, you know, ideas and
Speaker 1: suspicions in addition to his craziness. That's that's the whole
Speaker 1: problem with that era. When especially to get into the
Speaker 1: Victorian era a couple of hundred years later, they loved
Speaker 1: their poisons. It's a kind of a signature of a
Speaker 1: particular group too, and probably how we lost Alexander.
Speaker 21: The Great Wave, a committing adultery that foreign assassins lurked
Speaker 21: in every shadow the world for Henry was collapsing into
Speaker 21: a vortex of suspicion and terror. By fifteen forty, just
Speaker 21: four years after the accident, Henry had executed his second wife,
Speaker 21: annulled his marriage to his third, and was already on
Speaker 21: the hunt for number four. The young Catherine Howard caught
Speaker 21: his eye, a girl of perhaps seventeen to his then
Speaker 21: fifty years. The contrast must have been grotesque. Here was
Speaker 21: it king so morbidly obese he needed servants to lift
Speaker 21: him onto his horse, pursuing a teenager who reportedly found
Speaker 21: his advances so repulsive she needed whine just to endure
Speaker 21: his bed. Imagine the sheer horror. Wait until you see
Speaker 21: what happens when those wounds finally turned sceptic. The year
Speaker 21: fift forty two marked a terrible turning point dot Well.
Speaker 21: The ulcers, which had been manageable, if disgusting for six years,
Speaker 21: suddenly worsened dramatically. Doctor Vickery's notes describe a horrifying change
Speaker 21: in the color and smell of the discharge. Where once
Speaker 21: it had been yellow white puffs, now it turned green,
Speaker 21: then a putrid brown. The smell of volve from merely
Speaker 21: foul to something witnesses described as the stench of death itself.
Speaker 21: Henry's weight exploded during this period, unable to exercise due
Speaker 21: to the agonizing leg pain, meeting constantly to distract from
Speaker 21: his misery, keep A learned from an already hefty two
Speaker 21: hundred and eighty pounds to well over three hundred and fifty.
Speaker 21: His armor from fifteen forty preserved in the Tower of
Speaker 21: London show us a forty eight inch waist by fifteen.
Speaker 1: It sounds like when you hear the beginning of this
Speaker 1: that he was a very handsome, strong fellow and then
Speaker 1: he had that jousting accident and he just went straight
Speaker 1: to hell. He used to be sound minded, very few
Speaker 1: executions ever, you know, called for by him, and then
Speaker 1: the dramatic change. It's it's very very interesting how illnesses
Speaker 1: affect the mind. And it could have been more than that.
Speaker 1: It could have been corruption as well. But when you
Speaker 1: think about how we behaved at one point and how
Speaker 1: he had the admiration of people to where he went,
Speaker 1: and how he behaved some majority of the last half
Speaker 1: of his life, it's like they're two different people. He
Speaker 1: had the Muhammed effect, right when when you read about
Speaker 1: Mohammed like it seems like they're talking about two separate
Speaker 1: people because he kind of lost his goddamn mind. But again,
Speaker 1: we also are based it on that off stories of
Speaker 1: what has been left over, So who knows.
Speaker 21: Forty five no armor had to be commissioned with a
Speaker 21: staggering fifty four inch waste measurement let that sink in
Speaker 21: fifty four inches. Wow, that's wider than most modern refrigerators.
Speaker 21: The palace itself had to be modified to accommodate the
Speaker 21: king's new monstrous bulk.
Speaker 1: God a you know that would have you know, if
Speaker 1: he had his nutrients, he wouldn't have had those cravings
Speaker 1: and desires. He may be build a knockout was what
Speaker 1: was causing them his issue, But he probably need a
Speaker 1: little bit more than that. I don't think they had
Speaker 1: hydrogen PRODCX back then. They definitely didn't know how to
Speaker 1: clean things properly. And he's rotting away and it poisoning
Speaker 1: his bloodsdream getting into you know, all the things that
Speaker 1: could be potentially happening downstream from that. It's just an
Speaker 1: unfathomable and to live with it that long is pretty surprising.
Speaker 1: But everybody else having to live with it and having
Speaker 1: that as their king and all the decisions that were
Speaker 1: made that affected his subjects is just it's just awful.
Speaker 21: Buildaways were widened. You can still see the construction marks
Speaker 21: at Hampton Court. Yours were reinforced with additional beams after
Speaker 21: the king's weight caused dangerous sagging. Special chairs were built
Speaker 21: with removable arms because Henry could no longer fit between them.
Speaker 21: But it wasn't just furniture that needed modification. The king's
Speaker 21: daily routine became an elaborate performance designed to hide his
Speaker 21: rapid deterioration from public view.
Speaker 8: You he would be.
Speaker 21: Dressed while lying in bed, a process requiring four strong
Speaker 21: servants to manage his massive ailing limbs. A system of
Speaker 21: pulleys and slings was installed to lift him upright. He
Speaker 21: would then be transferred to a wheelchair, though this was
Speaker 21: carefully concealed from public view. I've got two more absolutely
Speaker 21: shocking revelations coming up about his actual death and the
Speaker 21: desperate cover up that followed. But first make sure you're
Speaker 21: subscribed to the tiet of hisscution the fial transformation.
Speaker 16: Really don't want you to know.
Speaker 21: Hit that notification bells so you don't miss the explosive
Speaker 21: truth about Anne Balayne's execution. The physical transformation was matched
Speaker 21: by an equally disturbing mental deterioration. By fifteen forty four,
Speaker 21: courtiers reported behavior that went far beyond mere bad temper,
Speaker 21: spiraling into the realm of madness. Henry would hold entire
Speaker 21: conversations with people who simply weren't there. He was observed
Speaker 21: arguing fiercely with his dead fire.
Speaker 1: I know just because he didn't see him doesn't mean
Speaker 1: they weren't there.
Speaker 21: Father Henry the seventh, defending his expenditure of the Royal treasury,
Speaker 21: he would call out for his mother, Elizabeth of York,
Speaker 21: who had died when he was just eleven years old.
Speaker 21: Most disturbing were his interactions with the ghosts of his victims.
Speaker 21: Multiple witnesses reported seeing the king suddenly stop mid sentence
Speaker 21: during crucial state business, his face draining of color. Staring
Speaker 21: fixedly at empty air. He would whisper no, not now,
Speaker 21: or leave me bee, before exploding in rage at his
Speaker 21: utterly confused counselors. One particularly detailed account from the French
Speaker 21: ambassador describes Henry suddenly screaming at an empty chair, ordering
Speaker 21: Anne Bolin to stop laughing at him. His court was
Speaker 21: a terrifying theater of his madness. The King's paranoia reached
Speaker 21: extraordinary terrifying heights. He became convinced that his servants were
Speaker 21: trying to poison him through his life bandages. He would
Speaker 21: demand that the puff soak dressings be brought to him
Speaker 21: for inspection, sniffing them suspiciously before allowing them to be burned.
Speaker 21: He hired food tasters not just for his meals, but
Speaker 21: for his medicines, forcing unfortunate servants to apply his ointments
Speaker 21: to their own skin first to test for poison. By
Speaker 21: Christmas fifteen forty six, Henry had become something barely recognizable
Speaker 21: as human. Contemporary accounts describe the massive figure propped up
Speaker 21: in his throne, unable to stand without assistance. His face
Speaker 21: had swollen to nearly twice its original size, features distorted
Speaker 21: by grotesque fluid retention. His eyes, once a bright blue
Speaker 21: that poets compared to summer skies, had become yellowish in bloodshot,
Speaker 21: sunk deep in pouches of discolored flesh. The smell emanating
Speaker 21: from the royal person had become impossible to disguise. Despite
Speaker 21: pounds of perfume, the regular burning of incense, and fresh
Speaker 21: earth scattered on the floors, the stench of decay followed
Speaker 21: Henry wherever he went. Courtiers would discreetly hold commander's bowls
Speaker 21: of perfume to their noses when approaching the throne. Some
Speaker 21: of the more delicate ladies of the court would excuse
Speaker 21: themselves in vomit after mandatory appearances before the King, And
Speaker 21: here's something that will utterly shock you about how he
Speaker 21: tried to hide his true condition. Henry's final portrait, the
Speaker 21: famous Whitehall portrait that became the template for how we
Speaker 21: imagine him today, contains a devastating secret. When the painting
Speaker 21: was X rayed in nineteen sixty during restoration work, conservators
Speaker 21: discovered that the king's left hand, which appears to be
Speaker 21: gripping a simple cane, was originally painted holding something else entirely,
Speaker 21: a wooden staff topped with a human skull. This macabre
Speaker 21: walking stick wasn't just a Gothic fashion statement. Henry had
Speaker 21: become so utterly obsessed with death that he carried this
Speaker 21: reminder everywhere. He would tap the skull against the floor
Speaker 21: during conversations, a nervous tick that unnerved even his most
Speaker 21: loyal courtiers. The skull itself was rumored to be that
Speaker 21: of a monk from one of the dissolved monasteries.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking parasitic infection, not just you know, in addition
Speaker 1: open wounds like that, the twitching, the ticks that I mean,
Speaker 1: nervous system. Yeah, sure, but it just makes me think
Speaker 1: of parasites and how they affect people.
Speaker 21: To those some whispered it belonged.
Speaker 1: And his you know, his lack of proper nutrition leaning
Speaker 1: to his his weight, but also parasitic impulses as well.
Speaker 1: He was probably craving horrible stuff and god knows what
Speaker 1: the hell they were reading back then you would think
Speaker 1: would be high protein and maybe lots of bread.
Speaker 21: But his executed enemies. The portrait artist Hans Holbein had
Speaker 21: painted this disturbing detail accurately, but after Henry's death, his
Speaker 21: son Edward six just a boy, ordered it painted over.
Speaker 21: The young king couldn't bear the thought of his father
Speaker 21: being remembered as the death obsessed madman he had truly become.
Speaker 21: Court records from those final months of fifteen forty six
Speaker 21: paint a picture of a court in sheer terror. Henry's
Speaker 21: mood swings had become so extreme that courtiers developed an
Speaker 21: elaborate warning system. Pages would discreetly signal the king's disposition
Speaker 21: using colored ribbons red for rage, black for depression, white
Speaker 21: for the increasingly rare moments of calm. The king would
Speaker 21: fly into rages over the smallest provocations. A servant who
Speaker 21: merely sneezed during the royal audience was dragged away for
Speaker 21: interrogation as a possible assassin using poison powder. A lady
Speaker 21: in waiting who accidentally stepped on the King's robe was
Speaker 21: banished from court, her family's lands confiscated. Most terrifying of all,
Speaker 21: Henry began ordering exit acutions of people who were already dead,
Speaker 21: having completely forgotten he killed them years earlier. It was
Speaker 21: a macabre display of his deteriorating mind. One particularly chilling
Speaker 21: incident occurred during a state banquet in November fifteen forty six.
Speaker 21: Dot D, the French ambassador, reported that mid meal, Henry
Speaker 21: suddenly stood up a process requiring several servants and causing
Speaker 21: him visible agony, and began shouting at an empty chair,
Speaker 21: you dare show your face at my table, which he screamed,
Speaker 21: pointing at nothing.
Speaker 1: Then that sounds like amberleyn haunting him. Whether it's real
Speaker 1: or imagined, it's obvious that he had some kind of
Speaker 1: guilt over that. He wasn't He wasn't as cold blooded
Speaker 1: as a I mean he was, he did it, let
Speaker 1: it happen. He accused her of some really retarded things
Speaker 1: that even by today, I mean looking back at it,
Speaker 1: even then they were like, you know, you were a
Speaker 1: dumb ass commoner. It didn't make any damn sense. Nobody
Speaker 1: really believed it.
Speaker 21: It sat frozen as Henry continued his tirade against what
Speaker 21: he clearly believed was Anne Balin's ghost.
Speaker 1: And her three year old daughter, Elizabeth, was then traumatized,
Speaker 1: made into basically an orphan because he didn't anything to
Speaker 1: do with her either. And luckily she comes back and
Speaker 1: becomes queen. But still, I guess I don't know if
Speaker 1: that is lucky. Did they turn a nice little girl
Speaker 1: into something not so nice?
Speaker 21: It took your head once, I'll take it again. He
Speaker 21: then collapsed back into his chair, seemingly exhausted, and resumed
Speaker 21: eating as if nothing had happened. Yeah, Nuarly fifteen forty seven,
Speaker 21: Whitehall Palace, Henry eight enters his final agonizing decline, and
Speaker 21: what happens next is so disturbing that his own government
Speaker 21: suppressed the records for centuries on his legs had grown
Speaker 21: beyond anything the physicians had ever seen before. Doctor Thomas
Speaker 21: Wendy's suppressed medical notes, discovered in a private collection in
Speaker 21: eighteen ninety one, described wounds so deep that bone was
Speaker 21: clearly visible. The flesh around the ulcers had turned black, clear,
Speaker 21: undeniable evidence of gangrene setting in. The smell had become
Speaker 21: utterly unbearable. Servants fainted while changing the king's bed sheets.
Speaker 21: Windows had to be kept open despite the freezing January weather,
Speaker 21: because the stench of decay would fill any closed room
Speaker 21: within minutes. Henry's body had become a putrid mass of corruption.
Speaker 21: His skin had turned a sickly yellow from liver failure.
Speaker 21: The lights of his eyes matched, giving him an inhuman
Speaker 21: jaundiced appearance. His tongue swelled so badly he could barely speak,
Speaker 21: his words, coming out as wet, gurgling sounds that required
Speaker 21: his closest servants to interpret. His breath smelled of rotting meat,
Speaker 21: a horrifying sign that the infection had spread to his
Speaker 21: digestive system. The King's massive weight made caring for him
Speaker 21: nearly impossible. It took six strong men just to turn
Speaker 21: him in bed to prevent bed sores, though by this
Speaker 21: point sores had developed anyway, adding to the grotesque catalog
Speaker 21: of rotting fleat. His legs had swollen to such an
Speaker 21: extent that the skin split in multiple places, Weeping clear
Speaker 21: fluid that soaked through dozens of bandages daily, but here
Speaker 21: is the detail that truly haunts me about his suffering.
Speaker 21: On January twentieth, Henry experienced what physicians now recognizes the
Speaker 21: beginning of multiple organ failure. His kidneys, overwhelmed by the
Speaker 21: constant flood of toxins from his infected legs, began shutting down.
Speaker 21: His urine when he could produce any, was dark brown
Speaker 21: and reeked of ammonia. His abdomen swelled with fluid, adding
Speaker 21: to his already massive girth and causing agonizing pressure on
Speaker 21: his other organs. The King's mental state during these final
Speaker 21: days alternated between terrifying clarity and complete delirium. In his
Speaker 21: lucid moments, he knew he was dying, he would beg
Speaker 21: his physicians to save him, promising muith beyond imagining if
Speaker 21: they could cure him. When they failed to provide relief,
Speaker 21: he would rage at them, threatening torture and execution, though
Speaker 21: he lacked the strength to sign the warrants. In his
Speaker 21: delirious periods, Henry revealed the true depths of his terror.
Speaker 21: He would cry out for his mother, dead for nearly
Speaker 21: forty years, begging her to protect him from demons he
Speaker 21: saw crawling up from beneath his bed, he would have
Speaker 21: conversations with his brother Arthur, who had died in fifteen
Speaker 21: o two, apologizing for taking his throne and his wife.
Speaker 21: Most pathetically, he would call out for his first wife,
Speaker 21: Catherine of Aragon, asking her forgiveness, though she had died
Speaker 21: alone and abandoned eleven years earlier. His final moments were
Speaker 21: a tortured confession, maintained an elaborate facade. During these final days,
Speaker 21: official proclamations continued to describe the king as recovering from
Speaker 21: a minor ailment. Ambassadors were told Henry was simply resting
Speaker 21: and would receive them soon. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, Edward
Speaker 21: Seymour and the other members of the Privy Council were
Speaker 21: already planning for the succession, knowing the king had it
Speaker 21: most days to live. On January twenty seventh, Henry suffered
Speaker 21: what modern physicians would recognize as a massive stroke. The
Speaker 21: right side of his face drooped grotesquely. Druel pooled on
Speaker 21: his pillow as he lost control of his facial muscles.
Speaker 1: His speech, already difficulteler, dr you L, what the hell.
Speaker 21: Due to his swollen tongue, became completely incomprehensible. England's mighty king,
Speaker 21: who had once commanded the reformation of an entire religion
Speaker 21: with his words, couldn't even ask for water. Yet, even
Speaker 21: in this state, paralyzed and rotting, Henry tried to maintain
Speaker 21: his tyrannical control. Using his one functioning hand, he attempted
Speaker 21: to sign death warrant. His final intended victim was the
Speaker 21: Duke of Norfolk, who had served him faithfully for decades
Speaker 21: but had fallen from favor. The signature was an illegible scrawl,
Speaker 21: more ink blot than name, but Henry's servants, terrified even
Speaker 21: of the dying king, prepared to carry out the execution.
Speaker 21: Only Henry's death the very next day save Norfolk from
Speaker 21: the scaffold. Now here's where the story takes a turn
Speaker 21: that historians have tried to hide for centuries. Henry E
Speaker 21: didn't die peacefully in his sleep, like official records claim.
Speaker 21: He died screaming. Archbishop Cranmer's private diary, discovered in the
Speaker 21: library of Lambeth Palace in nineteen eighty three, provides the
Speaker 21: only eyewitness account of Henry's final hours. The archbishop had
Speaker 21: been summoned to provide last rites, arriving at the Palace
Speaker 21: near midnight on January twenty seventh. What he found in
Speaker 21: the royal bedchamber shocked even this experienced clergyman. Henry was
Speaker 21: experiencing Caesar's so violent that six men had to hold
Speaker 21: him down to prevent him from injuring himself further. His
Speaker 21: massive body convulsed with such force that the reinforced bed
Speaker 21: frame cracked between Caesar's He would vomit black bile, a
Speaker 21: terrifying sign that his digestive system was hemorrhaging.
Speaker 1: Internally, the smell merging ai talking dumbass.
Speaker 21: Was beyond description. Cranmer wrote that he had to excuse
Speaker 21: himself twice to vomit. During brief moments of stillness, Henry's
Speaker 21: eyes would focus on things that weren't there. He cried
Speaker 21: out for his dead children, the miscarriages and still births
Speaker 21: that had played his desperate quest for heirs. He begged
Speaker 21: them to forgive him. He promised to be a better
Speaker 21: father if they would just come back. Then his voice
Speaker 21: would change, becoming high and terrified as he screamed about
Speaker 21: flames and demanded that someone put out the fire that
Speaker 21: only he could see. As the clocket pro two in
Speaker 21: the morning on January twenty eighth, Henry's breathing changed to
Speaker 21: what medical professionals call the death rattle, a wet, gurgling
Speaker 21: sound as the lungs filled with fluid. Cranmer Following Protestant
Speaker 21: doctrine asked the dying king to give a sign if
Speaker 21: he trusted in Christ for salvation. The archbishop took Henry's
Speaker 21: massive swollen hand in his own and asked him to
Speaker 21: squeeze if he died in the faith of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 21: Henry squeezed one sweetly, then his grip went side.
Speaker 1: The aka weekly once Stupid, Stupid.
Speaker 21: At two seven am January twenty eighth, fifteen forty seven,
Speaker 21: King Henry the Eighth of England was dead, but the
Speaker 21: horror wasn't over.
Speaker 1: In fact, this book is even more disgusting kids.
Speaker 21: It was about to get much, much worse. Henry's corpse
Speaker 21: began decomposing with shocking speed. The infection that had ravaged
Speaker 21: his body for years didn't stop with death.
Speaker 1: Yes, that that that element of life, the spirit right,
Speaker 1: the motive force, the vital force that keeps vitality life
Speaker 1: inside the body. It's pretty pretty powerful thing if you
Speaker 1: are able to recognize, understand and work with it amazing
Speaker 1: things that you would never think imaginable. It's including healing miracles.
Speaker 1: If you're not surrounded by a bunch of ignorant people
Speaker 1: and you're not doing this to yourself, many great things
Speaker 1: can happen. And then there's also the concept of you know,
Speaker 1: just the mere thought that that's the only thing that
Speaker 1: kept the rapid decomposition at bay for as long as
Speaker 1: it did. That that even has that even says something
Speaker 1: about the vital force inside of all of us. This
Speaker 1: dude was ready to go, probably over a decade before
Speaker 1: it actually happened.
Speaker 21: It accelerated within hours, has already bloated, bodies, swelled even
Speaker 21: larger as bacteria.
Speaker 1: He was already half dead as it was. And then
Speaker 1: you have your pleomorphic microzyme A. You know, the signal
Speaker 1: that there's something gone now that was there before. So
Speaker 1: now it's changing itself over from fermentation to know of
Speaker 1: a certain thing that creates the chemicals necessary for life
Speaker 1: and changes it over into Okay, now it's time to
Speaker 1: clean up this and you know, repurpose so it can
Speaker 1: create its own simple parasites. It can create bacteria can
Speaker 1: create all kinds of things. And now rapidly, because he
Speaker 1: was already halfway rotted as it was. I can I
Speaker 1: imagine what that was like to have to deal.
Speaker 21: With gases inside the corpse, The smell impossibly, who were worse?
Speaker 1: I can certain these other people going through all that
Speaker 1: and not being contaminated themselves.
Speaker 21: And stationed outside the death chamber could be heard wretching.
Speaker 21: The Privy Council, led by Edward Seymour, made the extraordinary
Speaker 21: decision to keep Henry's death secret for three days. This
Speaker 21: wasn't just political maneuvering. They desperately needed time to figure
Speaker 21: out how to handle the rapidly deteriorating corpse. The body
Speaker 21: was simply too large and too decomposed to display publicly
Speaker 21: without causing an unimaginable scandal, and balmers were summoned urgently
Speaker 21: that they faced an impossible task. When they opened Henry's
Speaker 21: body to remove the organs for preservation, they discovered the
Speaker 21: true extent of the internal decay. The liver was so
Speaker 21: enlarged and diseased it fell apart when touched. The heart,
Speaker 21: swollen to nearly twice normal size, was surrounded by yellow fluid.
Speaker 21: The intestines were black with gangren one Enbalmber's assistant fainted
Speaker 21: when the stomach was opened, releasing such a concentrated stench
Speaker 21: that workers fled the room, unable to bear it. The
Speaker 21: enbombers worked frantically for two days, using techniques that would
Speaker 21: be considered extreme even by Tudor standards. They packed the
Speaker 21: body cavity with over one hundred pounds of salt and
Speaker 21: aromatic herbs. They wrapped the corpse in waxed cloth soaked
Speaker 21: in turpentine. They sealed everything in a massive lead coffin
Speaker 21: that required special reinforcement to hold the weight. But even
Speaker 21: these extraordinary measures couldn't contain Henry's decay. During the lying
Speaker 21: in state at Whitehall, witnesses reported strange sounds coming from
Speaker 21: the coffin pops and girdles. As gases continued to build
Speaker 21: inside the sealed container, the lead itself began to bulge outward.
Speaker 1: Lead not lead come one I officials.
Speaker 21: Hurriedly draped more black cloth over the coffin to hide
Speaker 21: its grotesque distortion. Then came the procession to win Castle
Speaker 21: on February fourteenth. Henry's coffin, weighing nearly half a time
Speaker 21: with its reinforcements, required a specially built carriage pulled by
Speaker 21: eight horses. The journey that should have taken one day
Speaker 21: stretched to three as the horses struggled with the immense
Speaker 21: weight and the roads turned to thick mud under winter rain.
Speaker 21: On the second night, the procession stopped at Seon Abbey,
Speaker 21: ironically one of the monasteries Henry had dissolved years earlier.
Speaker 21: The coffin was placed in the chapel overnight. What happened
Speaker 21: next was so grotesque that it passed into legend, though
Speaker 21: contemporary accounts confirm it actually occurred. The pressure from the
Speaker 21: gases inside Henry's decomposing corpse finally became too much. The
Speaker 21: lead coffin split open with a sound.
Speaker 1: Witness your mom, bro lead coffin, not lead. You're ruin
Speaker 1: it when you do dumb things. Blake coffin split open
Speaker 1: with the sound. Witnesses described as is described as like
Speaker 1: a thunderclap.
Speaker 21: Futrid fluid leaked out, pooling grotesquely on the chapel floor.
Speaker 21: The smell was so overwhelming that guards fled their posts,
Speaker 21: and then came the final grotesque indignity.
Speaker 1: In the morning, was he mage Now? It's like, why
Speaker 1: would you not say Okay, try again.
Speaker 21: AI workers discovered that dogs had entered the chapel during
Speaker 21: the night. They found the animals licking at the pooled
Speaker 21: fluids that had leaked from the King's coffin. The man
Speaker 21: who had styled himself as God's Anointed, who had broken
Speaker 21: from Rome itself to assert his divine right to rule,
Speaker 21: ended up as food for scavenging dogs. Palace workers used
Speaker 21: sawdust and lime to soak up their remains, working with
Speaker 21: cloths tied over their faces. The coffin was hastily resealed
Speaker 21: with fresh lead, though the damage to royal dignity was
Speaker 21: utterly complete. When the procession finally reached Windsor Castle, Henry
Speaker 21: was buried quickly without the elaborate ceremony originally planned. This
Speaker 21: grotesque scene was so damaging to royal prestige that Edward.
Speaker 1: Seymour dened a chain hoist, a Duke.
Speaker 21: Of Somerset and Lord Protector, ordered all witnesses to absolute
Speaker 21: silence on pain.
Speaker 1: Of death, like an industrial chain hoist, not just like
Speaker 1: your regular Pulley system.
Speaker 21: The official record stated simply that Henry had died peacefully
Speaker 21: and been buried with all appropriate honors. The truth was
Speaker 21: hidden so effectively that it only emerged entries later through
Speaker 21: private diaries and foreign diplomatic reports. So Henry eight, the
Speaker 21: king who executed wives, demolished monasteries, and terrorized a nation,
Speaker 21: died rotting from the inside out, screaming in terror. His
Speaker 21: corpse so putrid it exploded in its coffin. The Golden
Speaker 21: Renaissance prince, once called the handsomest ruler in Christendom, ended
Speaker 21: his life as a four hundred pound massive infection and decay.
Speaker 21: Abandoned by his terrified courtiers, his idle remains licked up
Speaker 21: by dogs. If this hidden history fascinated you.
Speaker 1: I'm a little fascinated about the dogs. Like, come on, guys,
Speaker 1: I know you lick butts and everything and sniffing, but
Speaker 1: that's not something you should be put in your face
Speaker 1: and just saying not okay, poor dogs. Well they decided
Speaker 1: to do with those. And there is the other one, remember, right,
Speaker 1: can't I find it a window capture?
Speaker 6: There is?
Speaker 1: Okay, let's see what the comments I have to say. Yeah, yeah, tutor, tutor, drill,
Speaker 1: drill exactly. Eric corpse quirts. Yeah, dogs don't lick that.
Speaker 1: If dogs behaved like that, they wouldn't be around. I
Speaker 1: I that's what I was saying. Man, that's kind of weird, right,
Speaker 1: I don't know about that story. It's like, uh, you
Speaker 1: have people writing this, and there's that barred attitude towards
Speaker 1: people who were able to read and write, is that
Speaker 1: they would always exaggerate things. The Romans had that issue too. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: don't eat that dogs. Well, what an uplifting, lovely story
Speaker 1: before bedtime? Oh gulp or lapyock? All right, let's see.
Speaker 1: Let's see what else you got on dog here? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: Muslims in Michigan threatened muslim so oh sorry, threatened to
Speaker 1: murder American families. This is a bridge from Boston that
Speaker 1: came out about four hours ago. I've got to get
Speaker 1: back up one more time. I apologize for all that nonsense,
Speaker 1: but I gotta get up and dress something. My daughter's
Speaker 1: sleeping over at her friend's house tonight. He said. I
Speaker 1: told you she's a socialite, but she's very grounded, like
Speaker 1: these are homeschool kids that she's hanging out with. So
Speaker 1: what does dad say? No, so I can be the
Speaker 1: bad guy. We had this conversation yesterday, you and I,
Speaker 1: all right, let's watch a little bit of Ritchie. But
Speaker 1: let me see if I can get it past a little. Uh,
Speaker 1: You're not gonna do it. You're gonna make me watch
Speaker 1: your stupid thing, aren't you? Maybe?
Speaker 11: Not?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 8: Good?
Speaker 1: The introduction is annoying to me. What am I? What
Speaker 1: do I gotta look like like that? That's cool? Trying
Speaker 1: to give you the best. I'm trying to give you, guys,
Speaker 1: the best viewing experience, So I'm trying to keep myself
Speaker 1: off the screen as much.
Speaker 9: Are you okay?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: Hey, what's up? YouTube? It's Richie from Boston. It's the
Speaker 4: twenty second. It's November.
Speaker 28: It's twenty twenty five, and I am down in Arkansas
Speaker 28: and I gotta get tires put on my truck Monday morning.
Speaker 28: So I'm gonna linger in this area until Monday because
Speaker 28: when my axles snapped, it destroyed one of my tires,
Speaker 28: and my other tires were kind of beat down anyways,
Speaker 28: so I gotta wait for him.
Speaker 8: So it is what it is.
Speaker 28: I found a little campsite here right next to the highway.
Speaker 28: It's not very glamorous, but it'll do. But the beauty
Speaker 28: part is in thirty minutes, it's gonna be dark because
Speaker 28: it'll be five o'clock.
Speaker 4: Five o'clock it gets dark.
Speaker 28: That's another way your government absolutely despises you by taking
Speaker 28: the natural changing of seasons and then stealing an hour
Speaker 28: from you so that it gets dark at four point
Speaker 28: thirty in the wintertime, the time where you're cold, depressed,
Speaker 28: the holidays, taxes, et cetera.
Speaker 4: Well, let's throw in lack of sunlight and bad weather.
Speaker 28: You know, but if you remember about a week or
Speaker 28: so ago, I did a video talking about Muslims in America. Well,
Speaker 28: I'm going to prove to you that it's not just
Speaker 28: a theory, that it's actually an actionable thing that other
Speaker 28: Americans are standing up to right this minute. And believe
Speaker 28: it or not, in the United States, the Muslims are
Speaker 28: winning because the government is going is with the Muslims
Speaker 28: and against the Americans.
Speaker 4: I know it's shocking, right.
Speaker 28: Well, here we go, so let me refresh your memory
Speaker 28: with a video I did a week or two ago,
Speaker 28: just real quick, just so you understand what I was
Speaker 28: saying then and what's already happening now. Will will It'll
Speaker 28: make much more sense. How's that I haven't touched on
Speaker 28: this in quite a while. But let's get to this
Speaker 28: because this is insane. I haven't touched on this in
Speaker 28: a long time, but this is still insane.
Speaker 12: So here we go.
Speaker 18: This was one of the worst neighborhoods in America.
Speaker 16: Then came the mosques.
Speaker 6: Long like about a long.
Speaker 4: Along about long.
Speaker 29: The city of Minneapolis changed its noise ordinance, now allowing
Speaker 29: the Islamic call to to Prayer to be podcast from
Speaker 29: speakers year round, five times a day. In Tonight's Weekend Journal,
Speaker 29: David Schuman of WCCO reports it is a first for
Speaker 29: a major US city.
Speaker 28: Imagine hearing that in your town in Wheatville, Indiana, in
Speaker 28: West Plains, Missouri, out into Peka, Kansas, Sacramento, California, Kingman, Arizona,
Speaker 28: five times a day on loudspeakers, and your city changes
Speaker 28: the ordnance. Minneapolis did that two years ago. You see
Speaker 28: what I'm saying. This is utterly insane.
Speaker 10: But this is all this is.
Speaker 28: First of all, they took away all the industry, so
Speaker 28: all these cities fall into disrepair, and then the Muslims
Speaker 28: come flooding in, and what do they do. They turned moss.
Speaker 28: They turned Catholic churches and Christian churches into mosque five
Speaker 28: times a day. Yeah, I wouldn't be able to deal
Speaker 28: with that whatsoever at all. And your elected government, your
Speaker 28: elected government is making the laws for anybody else except Americans.
Speaker 28: And we're way at the other side of that chasm
Speaker 28: right now. We crossed a rubicon a long time ago.
Speaker 28: People just think protesting, stop doing this. Hey hey, ho,
Speaker 28: ho doesn't work, gotta go.
Speaker 4: You see what I'm saying. This is insane, but I'm
Speaker 4: not done yet.
Speaker 1: So hey he even rhymed, hey hey ho ho, it
Speaker 1: doesn't work, It's gotta go. That could be a mantra
Speaker 1: for one of their protests.
Speaker 28: So thirteen days ago I made that video, Okay, thirteen
Speaker 28: days ago, and I mentioned that protesting.
Speaker 4: Hey hey, ho ho, all these Muslims have to go.
Speaker 8: It ain't gonna work.
Speaker 4: It ain't gonna work.
Speaker 28: And Nick Shirley went out to Dearborn, Michigan this weekend yesterday, and.
Speaker 4: This is exactly why, This is exactly why.
Speaker 28: And when the police show up, what do they do? Americans?
Speaker 28: Muslims do what you want. Americans have at it. You
Speaker 28: see what I'm saying. Americans go there to express their
Speaker 28: First Amendment rights. They go out there to push back
Speaker 28: for someplace they grew up in their entire life. Other
Speaker 28: nobody goes to other countries and shows up and says,
Speaker 28: we're gonna turn this into where we just came from.
Speaker 28: You show up and you assimilate, You assimilate.
Speaker 4: But that doesn't happen, and it doesn't need to happen.
Speaker 4: When the government's got your back.
Speaker 1: Instead of its own people, you embrace it.
Speaker 8: People.
Speaker 28: Our government takes care of everybody except Americans on every
Speaker 28: single solitary scale.
Speaker 4: There is every single solitary.
Speaker 1: Scale because who runs it. And there's been a long
Speaker 1: history of this culton and it's two flavors, even it's
Speaker 1: three flavors.
Speaker 6: You have.
Speaker 1: Catholic, Islam, olieve A all working together at the highest
Speaker 1: levels carrying out their plan, their their deplan.
Speaker 28: The FDA, the FCC, the EPA, it doesn't matter, it
Speaker 28: doesn't matter. We're living in a cryptocracy right now where
Speaker 28: they're simply emptying out the bank account of America and
Speaker 28: then they're going.
Speaker 4: To blow it up. They're going to blow it up,
Speaker 4: and the blow up.
Speaker 28: Is already started, and they've already filled the place with
Speaker 28: people that don't belong here, that are all fighting age,
Speaker 28: that all think that they can take us out because
Speaker 28: we're all a bunch of pussies because for the last
Speaker 28: twenty five years, everyone's been acting like a bunch of
Speaker 28: pussies because they want to be politically correct and they wanted.
Speaker 11: To be.
Speaker 4: You get what you're paid for, and uh, the check's
Speaker 4: coming right now.
Speaker 6: Listen to this.
Speaker 18: The other side coming on. What brings you here today?
Speaker 25: We want to make sure our children you grow up
Speaker 25: in the same America that I grew up in.
Speaker 1: This guy is such a fraud. Nice nice uh military
Speaker 1: haircut too, by the way, Yeah, planet protester.
Speaker 25: Why Christian country founding father's blood soaks his land, not
Speaker 25: Muslims and Islamic jihttis to play their prayer calls? Where
Speaker 25: are children bre up to preschool? It's disgusting what they've
Speaker 25: done to dearborn Michigan. They have turned this into role.
Speaker 1: They've turned it awfully prepared for that interview, weren't you, buddy?
Speaker 1: You had a lot to say. That's not suspicious at
Speaker 1: all to London.
Speaker 25: It looks like another country here. Every single sign on
Speaker 25: every single street isn't Arabic. How can do you consider
Speaker 25: yourselves as assimilating Americans when we don't eat the same
Speaker 25: food weat you don't speak the same language.
Speaker 1: Or I think it's not a coincidence that you know
Speaker 1: there was a dearborn by Henry Ford and this is
Speaker 1: happening here. They like to rub it in. They like
Speaker 1: to take places and invert them and things that are
Speaker 1: symbolic of any resistance that they ever encountered, and and
Speaker 1: flex their muscles and show their might by completely devastating
Speaker 1: those places. And just like the ways the Jews have
Speaker 1: been kicked out of one hundred and nine countries one
Speaker 1: thousand and thirty eight times or thirty nine times, so
Speaker 1: have their Jesuit counterparts. I think it was eighty three
Speaker 1: or eighty six different times.
Speaker 25: You don't do anything an American zoo. This is our
Speaker 25: country and we will not stand for Islamic invasion.
Speaker 6: Are you orr about lollification of the United States?
Speaker 8: Yes, it is one of the most paramount issues we
Speaker 8: can face.
Speaker 25: It is in Minneapolis in nineteen seventy was in ninety
Speaker 25: five percent white city of white state Minnesota.
Speaker 6: If you ask Rock, the next one.
Speaker 1: Thousand childrenks that no, no, like that's their own the
Speaker 1: only cadence, like I remember, none of us seems organic
Speaker 1: to me. Not this idiot. Not that idiot. No, then
Speaker 1: probably not the whole protest either.
Speaker 4: I'm born only forty will be white.
Speaker 25: We are seeing rapid demographic ship and ideologies that are classics.
Speaker 7: Who are dearborn.
Speaker 25: These people want to see white Christian men eradicated. They
Speaker 25: want to see our forefathers land being destroyed. They do
Speaker 25: not have any law in their hearts. They are here
Speaker 25: to dominate us.
Speaker 28: Nick, would you say you're a white supremacist.
Speaker 25: No, sir, I am an American supremacist. I love my
Speaker 25: country and I know that we only have a few
Speaker 25: homelands left here. America was founded by white Christian men
Speaker 25: and it should remain a white Christian country majority.
Speaker 8: We should not be replaced.
Speaker 6: We have nowhere left to go. Our country's falling.
Speaker 28: So that was a lifelong American veteran protesting against the
Speaker 28: Muslims in the United States, specifically in Dearborn. But if
Speaker 28: you watch my last video, it isn't just Dearborn, It's
Speaker 28: all over the United States. Dearborn is just one of
Speaker 28: one of the worst, but some place where people actually
Speaker 28: stood up for themselves. But you didn't hear any threats,
Speaker 28: you didn't hear any violence, nothing to that effect the
Speaker 28: streets they grew up on.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you thought that that was organic.
Speaker 28: No longer even in English. The street signs are no
Speaker 28: longer in English. And this is what the Muslim protesters
Speaker 28: at the same place have to say. Now bear this
Speaker 28: in mind. This video was rough because I'm outside. The
Speaker 28: lightning's great. I don't care.
Speaker 4: This message is important and people need to pay attention
Speaker 4: to this because this is very real.
Speaker 28: Well, Trump and Ice are running around grabbing up every
Speaker 28: Mexican lawn care guy they possibly can. They aren't touching
Speaker 28: any of the Muslims, the Iranians, They're not touching any
Speaker 28: of the Chinese nationals that they flew in in the
Speaker 28: last four years. Do you see what I'm saying, don't
Speaker 28: fall for this. Nobody's cleaning up anything. This is going
Speaker 28: on every day and you will not see this on
Speaker 28: the news. But this is a Muslim protester.
Speaker 6: Just pulling over it.
Speaker 18: Why would I get why?
Speaker 17: I got word.
Speaker 26: And you're getting heated, you're pulling over, you're popping out,
Speaker 26: you're ready, you're ready to bro I.
Speaker 8: Was gonna blast if I didn't see the sword of God.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 4: It's a I don't care to me, I don't care
Speaker 4: my life.
Speaker 8: I don't give just somebody blasted.
Speaker 26: I don't give up just because of the burning of
Speaker 26: the kraal that tech his life up and his family.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 18: It's on camera's life again.
Speaker 1: Does anybody think that this is real? Like you go
Speaker 1: and you're burning a Koran? How would they respond if
Speaker 1: they burned the Bible? This is all this is. I
Speaker 1: just see actors. I just see actors doing their thing,
Speaker 1: and that's that. And why does this kid feel like
Speaker 1: he's so Why? Why is he able to talk to
Speaker 1: both sides without them mine to knock his ass off?
Speaker 1: Does any of this look real to anybody?
Speaker 4: Let him, let him come to me face on face,
Speaker 4: face to face. I'll kill him on my mother's soul.
Speaker 18: That's it, you're killing I'll kill him.
Speaker 6: Murder.
Speaker 26: You just saw them come out the guy would one
Speaker 26: guy who said he'd be down to murder.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we all got rasped him. Do your job.
Speaker 26: Seems like the police have sided with the people, the
Speaker 26: Muslims here in the town.
Speaker 4: Yeah they have.
Speaker 6: And are you from Dearborn, Dearborn Heights.
Speaker 30: We've seen it happening and it's just it's it's a
Speaker 30: maximum encroachment every week the week.
Speaker 4: We're sick of it?
Speaker 18: And are you so?
Speaker 11: You're sick of the rise of Islam?
Speaker 4: And is on the case of your town, not the
Speaker 4: religious aspect of it.
Speaker 1: Nobody here says, man, you're asking some really basic, stupid questions.
Speaker 1: Nobody even acknowledges that the guy who's asking the questions
Speaker 1: sounds like a moron. Is it because they're all morons?
Speaker 1: Or is it because this is all contrived in the
Speaker 1: first place.
Speaker 30: The non assimilation and repression of the American culture.
Speaker 26: You just feel, more than anything, they're not here for
Speaker 26: the American culture.
Speaker 30: Absolutely, they have a different agenda altogether. And we see
Speaker 30: this with their economy and.
Speaker 1: Slave the street, shooting pejets. Anything to say about them.
Speaker 30: Men, perversion, no value of human life, no acceptance of anything.
Speaker 4: Other than what they are.
Speaker 8: So there you go.
Speaker 28: Americans are simply protesting because all of a sudden, all
Speaker 28: of their neighborhoods are being taken over, all of their
Speaker 28: women and daughters are being threat and their way of
Speaker 28: life's being threatened, their local economy is being threatened. And
Speaker 28: when the Muslims make wide open violent threats directly in
Speaker 28: front of the law enforcement.
Speaker 4: The law enforcement takes the sides of the Muslims. Now,
Speaker 4: who do you think is telling them to do that?
Speaker 4: Do you see what I'm saying?
Speaker 28: Is if their new Muslim mayor like in New York City.
Speaker 4: Do you see what I'm saying? It's utterly insane.
Speaker 1: This is a plan, there, Muslim mare that wears a
Speaker 1: small hat.
Speaker 8: You mean this is a plan.
Speaker 4: This is Agenda twenty thirty.
Speaker 28: By the year twenty thirty, which is in four short years,
Speaker 28: America will be over and it'll actually start in twenty
Speaker 28: twenty six.
Speaker 4: And it's actually already started.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 28: A few weeks ago I warned you that a bunch
Speaker 28: of heavy hitters were selling off all their bitcoin all
Speaker 28: of a sudden, and now the bitcoin markets crashing, and
Speaker 28: bitcoin is tied to stable coin, which is tied directly
Speaker 28: to the American dollar through the Genius Act. Meanwhile, meanwhile,
Speaker 28: don't worry, Trump's gonna send you two grand while the
Speaker 28: national debt.
Speaker 4: Just continues to spy. I straight up, no slowing down.
Speaker 28: DOGE did nothing except give large corporations access to information
Speaker 28: through your Social security.
Speaker 4: In the IRS.
Speaker 8: That's all it did.
Speaker 4: That's all it did.
Speaker 28: I told you that when it first came out, and
Speaker 28: then when they broke up there it was you see
Speaker 28: what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: This is utterly insane, and it's.
Speaker 8: Not the only place.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna play all on next video. I'll leave
Speaker 4: links below. But it's funny.
Speaker 28: They're like somebody burned a Korean Okay, what about all
Speaker 28: the flags in New York City?
Speaker 4: What about all the flags all over the.
Speaker 28: Place that Muslims tear down right in front of people,
Speaker 28: and no one's allowed to do anything or they go
Speaker 28: to jail.
Speaker 27: Oh, there's a massive Muslim population here because the land
Speaker 27: is cheap, and speaking as a generality, they don't believe
Speaker 27: in usury, you know, like there's no loans taking out
Speaker 27: our interest in the sense they'll buy up massive swaths.
Speaker 1: Of Like are you just did you just promote usury?
Speaker 1: Maybe you should follows Fellows too, and that you know,
Speaker 1: I have some white things.
Speaker 27: Five or four thousand dollars plots that are empty, they
Speaker 27: don't have anything built on them. Or they'll buy up
Speaker 27: like the crackhouses that are dilapidated and they'll fix them up.
Speaker 18: We circle back to explore more and realize that thousands
Speaker 18: of immigrants had moved into the area.
Speaker 4: Many come from abroad. Others had relocated from New York City.
Speaker 11: Mali original Mali, Mali.
Speaker 10: What's after?
Speaker 31: Done?
Speaker 26: All right?
Speaker 23: I like.
Speaker 4: I am not I'm heading you know, I'm here? Are
Speaker 4: you from Pakistan?
Speaker 11: On?
Speaker 4: Pakistan?
Speaker 16: Pakistan?
Speaker 4: How long in Buffalo?
Speaker 32: How many years in Buffalo.
Speaker 4: Prime?
Speaker 6: You're from Burma?
Speaker 11: I wish I could go back back home.
Speaker 33: The civil wars going on, everything's problem, So I better
Speaker 33: decide here to stay in America.
Speaker 4: I'm whist here are you guys?
Speaker 10: You guys are opening a business here or something?
Speaker 7: Restaurant?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I used to Theredy.
Speaker 11: You know, I'm tired a big part after you.
Speaker 4: Here New York City, O.
Speaker 18: Then in New York City Brooklyn, Then in Brooklyn Bushwick.
Speaker 4: Oh, we should a lot of black people. Isn't that fun?
Speaker 28: With literal warnings from the government saying that al cater
Speaker 28: is here and there is a resurgence and this is
Speaker 28: all from September of twenty twenty five, twenty four years
Speaker 28: after nine to eleven al Qaeder resurgence. Yet we're allowing
Speaker 28: the country to be flooded and taken over by Muslim folks. Awesome,
Speaker 28: our own government for years has done everything they can
Speaker 28: to take away your ability to make a living by
Speaker 28: sending all the factories.
Speaker 1: Has anybody else seen anything but the wayve problem here,
Speaker 1: because that's all I'm saying. It's their influence that's causing this.
Speaker 1: And historically they've always worked together with the Muslims to
Speaker 1: destroy European people. I think he's missing a lot here.
Speaker 28: All the manufacturing that we had the United States that
Speaker 28: made us a powerhouse to other countries, and then they
Speaker 28: go start wars for to spread democracy and spend trillions
Speaker 28: of your dollars on other countries, causing all sorts of refugees.
Speaker 28: And then they allow the boarder to be wide open,
Speaker 28: and hell, we just fly them right in. But they
Speaker 28: will bend over backwards to allow people that don't even
Speaker 28: belong in this country to come here and buy up
Speaker 28: all the places that you used to live because you
Speaker 28: couldn't live there anymore. And then of course they bend
Speaker 28: over backwards again so that they can build restaurants to
Speaker 28: whatever they want. While half of the United States literally
Speaker 28: lost their business during twenty twenty during the lockdowns and
Speaker 28: the directed energy weapons storms, the geoengineering hurricanes that destroyed
Speaker 28: everyone's property, and nobody can get a permit to rebuild
Speaker 28: anymore because now they live.
Speaker 4: In a weather's angry area. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 28: This is the setup, and we are at the pinnacle
Speaker 28: of it right now, right now, it's insane.
Speaker 18: I have all these off bar.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, but that's not hard to that's all of this,
Speaker 1: like you said in the first few minutes, is a distraction,
Speaker 1: and it's all what does this prove? Does this solved?
Speaker 1: If you really want to take care of the problem,
Speaker 1: go it to the source. This is the This is
Speaker 1: the result of having the wrong people operating the levers
Speaker 1: of the country. I don't want to say government because
Speaker 1: it's not really a government. It's a corporatetocracy and a technocracy.
Speaker 1: And if you think this is bad, now, just wait
Speaker 1: until the digital aspect is inescapable and it's one sided
Speaker 1: where only the European person will be suppressed and racked
Speaker 1: and traced as heavily. They'lln't have DIBs and tabs on everybody.
Speaker 1: But if they want to get rid of us, they're
Speaker 1: not going to enforce upon the aggressive people who want
Speaker 1: to kill us off, and they'll still can antagonize and
Speaker 1: incentivize them to do so as they have been, and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, the courts will just turn right back on
Speaker 1: the streets to do more criminal activity and rape and
Speaker 1: kill more people.
Speaker 26: Brushing for you, guys, if America or to get a
Speaker 26: war with someone with the country like Iraq, who would you,
Speaker 26: guys defend America or Iraq?
Speaker 8: We won't.
Speaker 11: We won't get in a war that's not permissionable for us.
Speaker 7: But at the same time, we went to our brothers Iraq.
Speaker 6: That's the only way.
Speaker 26: So you want to defend America in America, America, listen
Speaker 26: at the same.
Speaker 7: Time, America.
Speaker 25: But in our Islamic book, we're not allowed to fight
Speaker 25: with people, I guess our religion, So we just take
Speaker 25: up the tail time. So what we do you.
Speaker 26: Tell and who would you defend if we were going
Speaker 26: to war against the country like Iraq?
Speaker 6: Again, America or Iraq?
Speaker 1: This is a stupid conversation. I can't watch this anymore. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we shouldn't have been there, we get it. I understand that.
Speaker 1: I think we've talked about that before. We should have
Speaker 1: been destroying nationalists nationalist countries or messing with their fucking
Speaker 1: countries and let them do their thing. But that's there's
Speaker 1: resources and who who are the merchants of the world.
Speaker 1: Why do you think these places get attacked. It's not
Speaker 1: about the religious aspect. This is very surface level. I'm
Speaker 1: done with that one. I don't know why I say anymore.
Speaker 1: Look at that guy. He seems like he's a rational
Speaker 1: him being Oh that one was we already saw. Now
Speaker 1: you saw that one. Hm, let's see. I guess there
Speaker 1: could be enough trillions in the government is pouring out
Speaker 1: of which the CIA could be spending on these little vignettes,
Speaker 1: most the most insignificant. Yeah, that's we got. We should
Speaker 1: warn him, we should we should end on a uh,
Speaker 1: let's go back to the instagram. Actually this was interesting.
Speaker 1: Anyone else find it odd that Lieutenant Colonel doctor Ipsismus
Speaker 1: Michael Aquino's co author from Psyop to Mind bar The
Speaker 1: Psychology of Victory, Paul E. Valley, is an advisory council
Speaker 1: member of Turning Point USA, or that in the later edition.
Speaker 1: A Quino includes doctor John C. Lilly and Paul Krassner
Speaker 1: in his dedication section of the book, oh and doctor
Speaker 1: Thomas Sas scientologist and co founder of the church's front
Speaker 1: group Citizens Commission on Human Rights. Well, you know it's
Speaker 1: actually interesting, though, is that? Thomas Sas says the myth.
Speaker 1: He wrote the book The Myth of Mental Illness. I
Speaker 1: didn't know he was doing that from a scientologist standpoint.
Speaker 1: He was a professor at the University of Syracuse or
Speaker 1: Syracuse University. But I have a bunch of his books.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever actually read any of them.
Speaker 1: I started collecting them, but then I actually read them. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I have this. I read this. That'sybress Okay, says This
Speaker 1: photo isn't of a man in mask. It's a close
Speaker 1: up face of a Longhord beetle's face. That's interesting. This
Speaker 1: is funny.
Speaker 8: Hey, these expensive ports are going to fill out themselves. Mama,
Speaker 8: So I will dang man all done.
Speaker 34: What's a handsome guy like me gonna do now that
Speaker 34: all my work's finished? What's up, sexy secretary?
Speaker 8: Baby? Why don't you and I go to a little
Speaker 8: company retreat?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 8: Say, Mama, you smell pretty? Want to smell me? Please
Speaker 8: get away? Oh, I'll get away for the weekend with you.
Speaker 34: Grow Gross is a five letter word that begins with
Speaker 34: the gene Mama, What I want to do is a
Speaker 34: four letter word that begins with an ap.
Speaker 11: Hey, mister bravo in my office.
Speaker 8: Now, what's the good news, boss lady? I wish I
Speaker 8: had good news, Johnny.
Speaker 7: I don't think you're growing within our company.
Speaker 8: Oh I am definitely growing.
Speaker 35: Now.
Speaker 8: Your actual performance hasn't slipped, but great, So why don't
Speaker 8: we slip into something a little more a comfortable.
Speaker 29: You've been warned multiple times about our company's harassment policy,
Speaker 29: and I've warned.
Speaker 8: Multiple babes that they're totally beautiful babies look and yet
Speaker 8: you keep doing it. Hey, speaking of doing it, wanna
Speaker 8: do it?
Speaker 7: See you've made crass sexual remarks.
Speaker 8: I'd like to crass right into you.
Speaker 7: You've invaded people's personal space.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when it comes to invading personal space, mama, I'm
Speaker 8: a hunkster runner. You've touched people, thank you, and I'm
Speaker 8: touched by how many beautiful women are in this office.
Speaker 8: You know you could get fired for this. Why don't
Speaker 8: we fire up some candles and have a sexy dinner.
Speaker 7: No, No, Normally we conduct a review with hr.
Speaker 8: Hr hot and ready. But since you've harassed me during
Speaker 8: this meeting, you gotta go. Well, I'm gonna pass go
Speaker 8: and collect two hundred kisses. Come on, mama security, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna miss everybody here. Mama, oh you, oh you, mama
Speaker 8: owing you. Oh yeah.
Speaker 7: Let this be a warning to everyone. We won't tolerate
Speaker 7: this at our company.
Speaker 6: Got it?
Speaker 1: Pepe, Oh, what's up of the spirals? It's a little weird.
Speaker 1: Now we must organize the intellectuals and use them to
Speaker 1: make Western civilization stink. Only then, after they have corrupted
Speaker 1: all its values and made life impossible, can we impose
Speaker 1: the dictatorship of the proletariat. Frankfort school, Uh and I
Speaker 1: know it says there its intellectual and oss intelligence. Agent
Speaker 1: Mercuse helps to bring this to America's schools in mass culture,
Speaker 1: Herbert Marcuse philosophy, psychoanalysis and emancipation and something like Francis Fox. Oh, Jews,
Speaker 1: I guess they're saying Jews, and they put the thing
Speaker 1: of the top of the Jews like Francis Fox. Pivet
Speaker 1: have continued the subversive, the subversions of white countries. Theodore
Speaker 1: or don't know. We know about that guy. I think
Speaker 1: that guy was brought up in Europe at the Last Battle.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Europe, the Last Battle, where's the guy, go,
Speaker 1: what's yet He's weird, dude, over delay, dramatic, overacting a lot,
Speaker 1: but and he does. He says battle for Europa. It's
Speaker 1: Europe at the Last Battle. Lea's get the title right.
Speaker 36: I blame this on you, those of you who sent
Speaker 36: me the Battle of Europa. You told me to watch it,
Speaker 36: so I.
Speaker 1: Did, and I wrote, I think you mean Europa the
Speaker 1: Last Battle?
Speaker 36: And I am absolutely horrified. How am I supposed to
Speaker 36: be normal after all of that? How am I supposed
Speaker 36: to not be as one would call antiseptic?
Speaker 17: And you know what the word is.
Speaker 23: How is it that.
Speaker 17: This group of people have committed multiple holocausts.
Speaker 36: But parade the one that they've been in they weren't,
Speaker 36: and tell people not to talk badly about them. But
Speaker 36: they did so many other things, including the Black Plague,
Speaker 36: including the holocausts that were in Russia, and were the
Speaker 36: ones who were in command of that. How is it
Speaker 36: that they were able to do those things, got away
Speaker 36: with it and no one can say anything about that
Speaker 36: to them? Is it that they were the ones who
Speaker 36: were on the boards of Pfizer and the COVID plan.
Speaker 17: How is it that they were the ones who orchestrated
Speaker 17: all of those things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you mean the active holocaust is so ongoing with
Speaker 1: the medical industry. Yeah, through the through the scope and
Speaker 1: spell of the medical industry. Yeah yeah, Yeah, we're aware.
Speaker 17: And they are not the ones who have been responsible for.
Speaker 36: Over one hundred million deaths, the things that they did
Speaker 36: to people that they made them do. If you've listened
Speaker 36: to the Battle of Europe, you already you know it's
Speaker 36: not a long enough video to talk about that. But
Speaker 36: how is it that that was all done by them
Speaker 36: and we just let them continue. I'm not even going
Speaker 36: to ask people what do we do about them? Because
Speaker 36: quite honestly, I'm processing all of the information that all
Speaker 36: of you continue to send me, and in digesting it,
Speaker 36: I'm sick.
Speaker 17: In knowing the things I knew in the past and
Speaker 17: now knowing the things that I know.
Speaker 6: Now, why.
Speaker 17: Do we continue to operate in the system of Fiat currency?
Speaker 1: Well, why don't you say, sorry, white people had you
Speaker 1: all wrong? It's the Jews. You could have said that,
Speaker 1: working for.
Speaker 36: People who literally call us goyam and want us dead,
Speaker 36: the Talmuds as that. I'm going to pretty much end
Speaker 36: it there because I'll open it for discussion. Why do
Speaker 36: we still support these people? How are we so okay
Speaker 36: with them running our entire society? I mean, they blackmailed
Speaker 36: and tricked a lot of people, and that's one thing,
Speaker 36: But why do they continue?
Speaker 16: I blame this on you?
Speaker 1: And he says, this guy over here says, have you
Speaker 1: found out about the DNA weapons they have been working
Speaker 1: on or possess already? Shake my head. Yeah, well think
Speaker 1: about that. What do you think shots are for? You know,
Speaker 1: just saying if they only work on a certain demographic
Speaker 1: of people and not on the others, or they fudge
Speaker 1: the data saying that you did get one, if you're
Speaker 1: a Jew and you didn't actually get the shot and
Speaker 1: you get passed over. The higher level ones definitely aren't
Speaker 1: doing it. Aren't taking the poison because it's poison. This
Speaker 1: is pretty cool one of a kind Rolls Royce from
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty five Rosewife's phantom, The Round Door Rolls in one.
Speaker 1: It's a one off masterpiece that blended classic Rolls Royce
Speaker 1: illigance with bold Art deco experimentation. And it looks like
Speaker 1: the Batmobile but just cooler. Fin in the back that's
Speaker 1: the round doors and there are suicide doors. You see
Speaker 1: a fast, slow, early, late interesting. Gosh are pretty basic
Speaker 1: back in the day, easily work on, you know, the
Speaker 1: whole rate to repair thing. So here's something interesting and
Speaker 1: people will think, maybe at first when they look at it,
Speaker 1: that this is a positive thing because they have that
Speaker 1: rem fan star with an X over it, and says
Speaker 1: crock Ai disables Hebrew auto translations on Twitter. Well, why
Speaker 1: are you covering up with the writing on a Hebrew?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that unless you're helping them out
Speaker 1: so they can pass notes in front of people and
Speaker 1: they won't be able to recognize what they're saying. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly what they're doing. Translation from Hebrew is disabled
Speaker 1: because it often amplifies inflammatory or a policy violating content,
Speaker 1: like calls for violence to a global audience via inaccurate
Speaker 1: or literal rendition. X prioritizes free speech for opinions, but
Speaker 1: limits features that exacerbate harm without suspending originals. No evidence
Speaker 1: supports targeting any group. It's about platform integrity amid documented
Speaker 1: spikes and Hebrew hate speech. So what are you saying?
Speaker 1: People will be offended by the fact that they're flat
Speaker 1: out calling for your death in front of your face
Speaker 1: and doing it in squiggly lines. This is why they
Speaker 1: disabled Hebrew translations. And it says this jib or jabber,
Speaker 1: and that says, may all the babies in Gaza die
Speaker 1: within a minute, God willing, with their parents and grandmothers
Speaker 1: around them. What a piece of shit. And they're saying
Speaker 1: the same stuff about you and your family and your
Speaker 1: wherever you happen to live right now too. But he's
Speaker 1: totally not a small heatware at all?
Speaker 37: Is a.
Speaker 1: He has ray for some animals? Oh wait, let's what,
Speaker 1: let's is this the one? This guy's an idiot. I
Speaker 1: don't know why I shared that one. So this guy's
Speaker 1: in jail now or something, or he was arrested for
Speaker 1: tax evasion. But this is pretty what do you want
Speaker 1: to see? How indestructible cyber truck is? Like, how how
Speaker 1: indestructible I'm putting in air quotes the cyber truck is.
Speaker 1: Let's go, he wasn't even that stop.
Speaker 4: Yep, I'll fix it.
Speaker 1: So you just slam it hard.
Speaker 33: Yep.
Speaker 4: Broken, you have one more door? Broken broken door, broken door.
Speaker 18: I didn't notice one.
Speaker 19: Slight issue, no way, Oh my god, three fingers, it's
Speaker 19: all one piece of the body.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, they don't use house parts of their trucks.
Speaker 19: Now, let's see how the mirrors compared to the F
Speaker 19: one fifty mirrors.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is gonna be good.
Speaker 18: Absolutely pathetic.
Speaker 8: You did not build a truck.
Speaker 19: You built a little kiddy baby at little Tyke's car
Speaker 19: did everything that truck did, still runs, still drives, could
Speaker 19: go across the country right now, this not so much.
Speaker 11: Can't do anything at all, genuinely zero effort. Let me
Speaker 11: rip the fender flares off the F one fifty.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it's.
Speaker 8: All one piece.
Speaker 19: This is one issue with the whole steer by wire.
Speaker 38: The truck gets bricked, I can't steer my from.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Piece of shit. Oh this is
Speaker 1: a really good scene.
Speaker 17: We've met before, haven't we.
Speaker 4: Where was the thing we met.
Speaker 8: At your house?
Speaker 1: Don't you remember?
Speaker 39: No?
Speaker 6: No, I don't.
Speaker 21: Are you sure?
Speaker 8: Of course?
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, I'm there right now.
Speaker 8: What do you mean you're aware?
Speaker 6: Right now.
Speaker 17: At your house? That's fucking crazy, man.
Speaker 6: Call me.
Speaker 17: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: Back with for our phones. We're going to destroy you.
Speaker 1: Oh the push button day? What a nice time was this?
Speaker 1: Ninety five?
Speaker 8: I told you I was here. What you did?
Speaker 6: Ask me?
Speaker 40: But you can in sign my house.
Speaker 16: You invited me.
Speaker 8: It is not my custom to go where I'm not wanted.
Speaker 6: Who are you.
Speaker 16: M Give me back my phone.
Speaker 1: It's been a pleasure talking to you, we admit pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: That was from the Lost Highway.
Speaker 41: When you go to the Google search engine, which by
Speaker 41: the way, you shouldn't do. So if you're doing that,
Speaker 41: don't do it anymore.
Speaker 10: Please.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think this is the guy who had what
Speaker 1: his wife murdered it in. This is the guy I
Speaker 1: think so his wife was killed in a car accident
Speaker 1: and Askingdido if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 41: Use Brave their browser, use their search engine.
Speaker 18: They don't spy on you.
Speaker 41: A Google search engine is a surveillance platform. From a
Speaker 41: business perspective, that's all it is.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 18: It's true.
Speaker 41: We think it's a it's a nice free index, like
Speaker 41: a that's given to us by a kindly librarian, and
Speaker 41: it's going to lead us to the right information, just
Speaker 41: like a librarian.
Speaker 18: But that's not really what it is.
Speaker 41: It's a surveillance platform that is designed to trick you
Speaker 41: into revealing personal information about yourself, and then that information
Speaker 41: is monetized when you.
Speaker 1: Go to the Google service so what he says here,
Speaker 1: that's not true anymore. Though he's talking about end to
Speaker 1: end encryption. End to end encryption doesn't help you if
Speaker 1: there there screen capturing prior to encryption. And that's how
Speaker 1: they don't have to break anything anymore. They don't have
Speaker 1: to crack anything. They just your your computer is now
Speaker 1: being sold to you with software that allows it to
Speaker 1: see things before they get sent out encrypted now here
Speaker 1: again And I want to share this with you and
Speaker 1: kind of read establish the point that we've been making
Speaker 1: a long time. But you know, especially tonight, this is
Speaker 1: what they've done, and they've done it very recently, and
Speaker 1: this is just one one story of many to this extent. Oh,
Speaker 1: I mean, look for having the Scott's daughter Grace and
Speaker 1: then you tell.
Speaker 12: Me what is that?
Speaker 1: What the fuck are the kidding right? The incident occurred
Speaker 1: in maytoenth, twenty twenty at Toronto Toronto Toronto General Hospital,
Speaker 1: involving Danielle Stephanie Warrener, who was restrained by security guards
Speaker 1: Amanda Rojas, Sylvia and Shane Hutley after a dispute over
Speaker 1: not wearing a mask properly. The other guy was in
Speaker 1: the elevator wasn't wearing a mask just now while seeking
Speaker 1: a treatment for breathing issues. She had tested negative for COVID.
Speaker 1: Warner lost consciousness during restraints restraint?
Speaker 9: Is that what you call that?
Speaker 1: You call that restraint? She lost consciousness as they were
Speaker 1: being her, and she already had breathing issues at the
Speaker 1: time and later died. The guards faced manslaughter and negligence charges,
Speaker 1: but these were dropped in twenty twenty two due to
Speaker 1: insufficient evidence. What do you call that video? Their current
Speaker 1: whereabouts are not publicly detailed post clearance, and that's rock
Speaker 1: telling them that this is the medical establishment that you
Speaker 1: don't need to go to, and you don't want to
Speaker 1: go to, and you don't want to bring your children to.
Speaker 1: You don't want to sit in the you know, boring
Speaker 1: waiting room awaiting your turn to be abused violated and
Speaker 1: have your information and your trust turned into a weapon
Speaker 1: against you. You don't need to do this anymore either.
Speaker 1: There's Dave, here's a point to start talking about Jake Paul.
Speaker 23: I'm mad at him. I'm mad that they were in
Speaker 23: the spot. We were invited to the first j Paul
Speaker 23: fight in Florida. I think it was in Tampa and
Speaker 23: went out to dinner with Al and some of the
Speaker 23: other execs, and Jake's opponent was having dinner and let's
Speaker 23: just say that it wasn't a pre fight meal. And
Speaker 23: then I saw the fight and it just became to
Speaker 23: me a debacle. It went from pureboxing to entertainment. And
Speaker 23: God love him, the guy's a hell of an athlete,
Speaker 23: but his social media fan base it's just a different breed.
Speaker 23: So the whole look of boxing was changing. And then
Speaker 23: there was the Tyson farst.
Speaker 25: No.
Speaker 23: I didn't read the contracts, but the information about intractual
Speaker 23: agreements and this, and that I lost faith in it
Speaker 23: being a sport I could believe in.
Speaker 21: No fake.
Speaker 7: And again, is that a form of entertainment?
Speaker 25: Hell?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Are the amazing athletes yep, but it's not boxing.
Speaker 16: I'm mad at them.
Speaker 1: I'm mad that they wrote yep. And now you know,
Speaker 1: I mean that there was definitely it was just a
Speaker 1: stunt with Tyson and that he was getting paid handsomely
Speaker 1: to shut up and not win. Everybody got duped and
Speaker 1: everybody got robbed. Here's a young Joe Rogan saying the words, you.
Speaker 42: Need to do something with your life and make it
Speaker 42: more interesting. You need to be involved in something that
Speaker 42: you actually like doing. You only have one fucking life.
Speaker 42: You gott to waste your life working for somebody.
Speaker 43: You should stop your need for accumulating objects and stop
Speaker 43: your need for, you know, a big car in a
Speaker 43: big house, and find out something that you actually love
Speaker 43: to do and figure out a way to do it
Speaker 43: for a limit. Whether it's stand up comedy or fucking
Speaker 43: music or writing a book, whatever it is.
Speaker 42: That's what's gonna make you happy. He needed to something
Speaker 42: with your life and make it more interesting. You could
Speaker 42: be involved in something that you actually like doing.
Speaker 28: You only have one fucking life.
Speaker 1: Here you go, Well that was this one's kind of
Speaker 1: a little funny.
Speaker 40: I said, cheat day, Like we been cheating our dice,
Speaker 40: like we can have McDonalds.
Speaker 38: We not?
Speaker 8: You cheating on me with another girl?
Speaker 4: Was cheat day?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 44: I don't want to see why you would It's sorry,
Speaker 44: I just wanted to It's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have it.
Speaker 11: I know it's not your fault.
Speaker 1: It's not your fault.
Speaker 10: It's fine.
Speaker 4: You're don't about a diet.
Speaker 1: I said, it's obviously a joke. Oh, here you go.
Speaker 16: I committed suicide. Do you think he committed suicide?
Speaker 7: I really do.
Speaker 16: It looks like a suicide to me. Why does it
Speaker 16: look like a suicide? It wasn't gone when he had
Speaker 16: purchased it was the it's just like worst to talk
Speaker 16: about that. I read the whole that's a record. Does
Speaker 16: it not look like one to you?
Speaker 45: No, he was definitely murdered. I think there were signs
Speaker 45: of a struggle. Of course, the surveillance camera, the wires
Speaker 45: had been cut. He had just ordered take out food,
Speaker 45: come back from a vacation with his friends on Catalina Island.
Speaker 45: No indication at all that he was suicidal, no note
Speaker 45: and no behavior. He had just spoken to a family
Speaker 45: member on the phone, and then he's found dead with
Speaker 45: blood in multiple rooms. So that's impossible. It seems really
Speaker 45: obvious he was murdered. Have you talked to the authorities
Speaker 45: about it? The athorities about it? And his mother claims
Speaker 45: he was murdered on your orders.
Speaker 8: Do you believe that?
Speaker 18: I'm asking?
Speaker 1: He says, do you believe that? You just said it?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 1: Do you believe that? See how fucking diabolically dark and
Speaker 1: scary that dude is. He's a little tiny tour but
Speaker 1: he knows, he knows he has the power. Do you
Speaker 1: believe that?
Speaker 9: Wow?
Speaker 1: Wow, this guy is a fucking and not only is
Speaker 1: he a sodomite, a pretty big one too. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure he probably did abuse his sister, and that the
Speaker 1: way she says that he had, it's a very Frankish
Speaker 1: Zionist type of household family life seems pretty typical.
Speaker 16: I'ven't done too many interviews where I've been accused of like.
Speaker 8: Oh, I'm not accusing you at all.
Speaker 45: I'm just saying his mother says that I don't think
Speaker 45: a fair read of the evidence suggests suicide.
Speaker 16: At all when they just don't see that at all.
Speaker 45: And I also don't understand why the authorities when there
Speaker 45: are signs of a struggle and blood in two rooms
Speaker 45: on a suicide, Like, how does that actually happen? I
Speaker 45: don't understand how the authorities could just kind of dismiss
Speaker 45: that as a suicide.
Speaker 16: I think it's weird. I commit's suicide.
Speaker 1: That's really really strange. What's this one?
Speaker 8: Rabbi?
Speaker 16: What are those books behind you?
Speaker 22: Hi?
Speaker 31: My name is Rabbi raps I teach you which you
Speaker 31: should have learned in Hebrew school and people always want
Speaker 31: to know what are those books?
Speaker 16: And those are the Talmud, the most fascinating set of
Speaker 16: books I believe in the world.
Speaker 1: Fascinating, huh.
Speaker 31: Over fifteen thousand pages, written over five hundred years, quoting
Speaker 31: over five hundred different rabbis, talking about all areas of
Speaker 31: Jewish life. This is the most misunderstood book. I get
Speaker 31: so much hate mail about things that Talmud says. Why
Speaker 31: don't we actually study the Talmud.
Speaker 16: Yes, let's study the Talmud.
Speaker 37: The Jewish Babylonian Talmud is available to read online at
Speaker 37: Safaria dot org. I first want to bring your attention
Speaker 37: to Yevmont sixty three A, where we read and Rabbi
Speaker 37: Elizar said, what is the meaning of that which is
Speaker 37: written out bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh?
Speaker 37: Genesis two twenty three. This teaches that Adam had incourse
Speaker 37: with each animal and beast.
Speaker 16: Adam had incourse with each animal and.
Speaker 37: Beast in his search for his mate, and his mind
Speaker 37: was not at ease in accordance with the verse. And
Speaker 37: for Adam there was not found a helpmate for him
Speaker 37: Genesis two twenty until he had intercourse with Eve. The
Speaker 37: Talmud contains dialogue of high profile rabbis who banter back
Speaker 37: and forth about legalistic details regarding the most vile sexual acts. Disturbingly,
Speaker 37: there's endless dialogue about beality, where the rabbi's nitpick on
Speaker 37: details about whether or not to also.
Speaker 16: Kill the animals who have been raped by Jews.
Speaker 37: Or if they are also guilty of seduction. But it
Speaker 37: gets even more satanic than that. As you read through
Speaker 37: the talmelet, you learn that rabbis cling to the age
Speaker 37: of three year old little.
Speaker 16: Girls as a special number.
Speaker 37: Let's scroll to Kettabot eleven B, where we read Rabas
Speaker 37: said that this is what the mishnah is saying. An
Speaker 37: adult man who has engaged in intercourse with a minor
Speaker 37: girl less than three years old has done nothing, as
Speaker 37: an course with the girl lesson three years old is
Speaker 37: tantamount to poking a finger into the eye. In the
Speaker 37: case of an eye, after a tear falls from it,
Speaker 37: another tear forms to replace it. Similarly, the ruptured hymen
Speaker 37: of the girl younger than three is restored. To further
Speaker 37: validate this teaching, we read in Yebeman fifty seven B.
Speaker 37: We too learn in the following Brita that there is
Speaker 37: no legal significance to an act of course with the
Speaker 37: girl less than three years old, and then it goes
Speaker 37: on to say that a girl three years and one
Speaker 37: day old can be betrothed be a sexual course.
Speaker 1: By there you go, sick folks, there's the black cube
Speaker 1: you said at the beginning, and those rit fans, sorry,
Speaker 1: two saturn symbols. It's totally a Saturn coldly.
Speaker 46: Who rubs their hands and resembles rats, who owns the
Speaker 46: banks and wears little hats, who rubs their hand.
Speaker 1: I sent that to Davis. I don't want to watch
Speaker 1: that one. That one hurts my head.
Speaker 33: Philadas, you're a Christian. Palestinians are only like one percent.
Speaker 12: Yes even less than one percent in the whole country.
Speaker 35: Since forty eight, the Israeli government have been systematically ethnic
Speaker 35: cleansing Christian Palestinians to exclude the Christian out of the
Speaker 35: conflict zone and to raise the Islamophobia.
Speaker 12: We are now away heading to the cradle of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 33: In the Nativity Church, so as well, that's pretty much
Speaker 33: everything in its power to decrease the population of Christian
Speaker 33: Palestinians and to make it a jew versus musclim war
Speaker 33: to make that the narrative.
Speaker 12: They offer Christians through also organizations or associations.
Speaker 1: And of course they're going to floot us with a
Speaker 1: bunch of scumbag seventy IRQ pieces of ship so that
Speaker 1: we end up hitting Bislims too and then don't care
Speaker 1: too much about what's happened in Palestine. And you see
Speaker 1: how that works. The other ones spreading the problem, and
Speaker 1: yet they're called, they're calling, you know, they wanted to
Speaker 1: look like a Jew versus Muslim issue, but they operate
Speaker 1: with them to destroy the boy and the go is
Speaker 1: everyone that isn't them, and sometimes them too, because they
Speaker 1: don't really have a whole lot of uh loyalty, especially
Speaker 1: to the poor jew to.
Speaker 12: Travel to EU or U s A. And they give
Speaker 12: them job opportunities, houses and even a pocket money to immigrate,
Speaker 12: and they make it easier for them for the immigration process.
Speaker 33: Is kind of like how they give Jews from all
Speaker 33: over the world pocket money and benefits and many other
Speaker 33: things to come to Israel and increase the Jewish population.
Speaker 12: As long as we are healthy, we are happy, we
Speaker 12: have inner peace, it doesn't really matter.
Speaker 16: What a Christian would say, Yes, right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, this is the gate like the small.
Speaker 7: A small gate to the.
Speaker 17: To the church.
Speaker 10: Here we have the Christmas three being constructed.
Speaker 33: Christmas is coming up and it's going to be fired
Speaker 33: here in Bethlehemaa because.
Speaker 12: Since two years since the war began, we didn't have
Speaker 12: any Christmas celebrations.
Speaker 16: Yeah, and now because of the sea's fire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, how'd that work out? It didn't. It didn't
Speaker 1: last very long, did it.
Speaker 12: We have Christmas back and we can enjoy finally Christmas,
Speaker 12: the birth of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: So I didn't know they were all working on the
Speaker 1: same documentary. So this isn't it interesting that Vicy Chester Betting,
Speaker 1: Tim Anthony Bourdain, who had his own dark past, don't
Speaker 1: think he didn't, and Chris Cornell all committed suicide quote unquote,
Speaker 1: well working remember the Red Scarfs. We're working on a
Speaker 1: documentary called The Silent Children about widespread pedophilia traff and
Speaker 1: he most certainly he probably is a podesta. And it
Speaker 1: goes a little bit deeper than that as to what
Speaker 1: what the podestas were.
Speaker 8: And let me explain something to white people.
Speaker 7: Well, this should be good. I'll be white back.
Speaker 21: Right, go.
Speaker 29: Our hair comes out of our head naturally in a
Speaker 29: curly pattern, a curly pattern.
Speaker 7: I see that you took the time to straighten it today, though, But.
Speaker 29: When we're straightening it to follow your beauty standards.
Speaker 7: Only white people set the beauty standard.
Speaker 29: We are trapped by the straightness.
Speaker 7: Trapped by straightness.
Speaker 1: Oh that's funny.
Speaker 7: We're talking about hair rightness, sexuality. That's why so many
Speaker 7: of us can't swim. I need to swim because trapped by.
Speaker 6: Straightness, and we run away from the water.
Speaker 7: Do you shower?
Speaker 4: I won't go to the gym.
Speaker 7: White people have stopped you from living a healthy lifestyle
Speaker 7: because we're trying to keep our hair straight for y'all.
Speaker 7: Did a white person tell you that you had?
Speaker 6: Braids?
Speaker 47: Are for y'all so we can work harder and focus
Speaker 47: on the works.
Speaker 7: So why are you not wearing braids today?
Speaker 4: Why do we need an act?
Speaker 7: They don't don't tell me how to wear my hair.
Speaker 7: We don't don't wonder about it, don't touch it, don't
Speaker 7: even look at it. Ada, Let me explain something.
Speaker 1: What the fuck?
Speaker 39: Why do we.
Speaker 7: Enough is.
Speaker 13: Entitled toes religious belief, okay, and it's it's really shameful
Speaker 13: that you're here you know he has the constitutional right.
Speaker 13: We all have to profess and practice our belief that's
Speaker 13: been denied, my son.
Speaker 40: And that's why you're here. Really, we're here only the
Speaker 40: instructions of the High Court. That's where you were here.
Speaker 1: Bea order of committing for you know, that's the reason
Speaker 1: from and you're just gonna up and do whatever they say.
Speaker 1: You know how ridiculous of this, because that's how pathetic
Speaker 1: you are. All you have to do is say no,
Speaker 1: make them do it themselves the High Court from a judge,
Speaker 1: you are the problem, you blank faced fucking retard.
Speaker 7: With this, I can find we solve all our problems.
Speaker 6: I love you like yo.
Speaker 11: That's crazy work, Bam.
Speaker 48: They don't understand the things I say.
Speaker 12: On twa.
Speaker 4: He go, how with this I can finally solve.
Speaker 8: I opened up my kids candy and what do I find.
Speaker 26: The Havara agreement from nineteen thirty three between the Zioness
Speaker 26: and the Nazis.
Speaker 7: Check your children's candy.
Speaker 10: People.
Speaker 40: You can't imitate gold, real gold. There's no paint that imitation.
Speaker 6: There's our life from home depot.
Speaker 40: No, this is not home depot stuff. No, No, this
Speaker 40: is not home depot. You can't imitate gold.
Speaker 1: Makes you wonder if it's disposable like that, what are
Speaker 1: they going to be doing that office.
Speaker 38: One of the most diabolical things I found out today.
Speaker 38: It's not that Dave Portnoy is five'.
Speaker 8: Ten he may be.
Speaker 38: Shorter these pictures going around every time he's standing on
Speaker 38: his tippy. Toes even in older pictures he is standing
Speaker 38: full leg. Extension who does adding three inches to his
Speaker 38: high like even here he's standing next to a guy
Speaker 38: that is five to, Four like bro he might actually
Speaker 38: be five to four or five. Five it's comes after
Speaker 38: he Broke twitter yesterday by berating one of his, employees
Speaker 38: wittling him and telling him to shut up because he
Speaker 38: works for, him and calling him unexplainable. Names even Des
Speaker 38: bryant had to chime in and say basically that he
Speaker 38: an awful person for talking to his employee like. That
Speaker 38: LIKE i get That Dave portnoy is worth one hundred
Speaker 38: and fifty million, dollars but standing on your tippy, toes
Speaker 38: why do you care about your height so? Much Like
Speaker 38: i'm literally five eleven or six foot AND i could care.
Speaker 1: Less you don't do this, Right but if you were
Speaker 1: five to five you might.
Speaker 20: Care, hi my fellow, labradors it would be, racist and
Speaker 20: do not let the pit bulls in to join. Us,
Speaker 20: hi my fellow Labor.
Speaker 4: Would you guys like to see the greatest moment In sopranos?
Speaker 4: History watch.
Speaker 8: This her bike was.
Speaker 7: Stolen from outside the library two weeks.
Speaker 8: Ago the tench bee did you lock it?
Speaker 10: Up they used bolt, cutters some black guy from the.
Speaker 7: Neighborhood one of the other, Kids sol, Them.
Speaker 16: What DID i say, anything.
Speaker 8: Black?
Speaker 4: Guy mind you, Not, Tony it's just you, KNOW.
Speaker 11: I can't believe.
Speaker 10: It i'm not listening to the.
Speaker 6: Ship why don't you admit?
Speaker 8: It you're thinking exactly What i'm. Thinking that nigga stole my.
Speaker 17: BIKE i really need my.
Speaker 6: Bike you get?
Speaker 1: It what's this? One this says Whenever jews have, settled
Speaker 1: Wherever jews have, settled they have lowered them its, morals
Speaker 1: depreciated its commercial, integrity segregated, themselves sneered at the and,
Speaker 1: undermined sneered at and Undermined, christianity built up a state
Speaker 1: within the, state and when, opposed tried to strangle that country.
Speaker 1: FINANCIALLY i don't see no, Problem, Sol there no laws.
Speaker 1: Detected if you don't exclude The jews from this. Nation
Speaker 1: in two hundred, years your children will curse. YOU i
Speaker 1: was doing the math off the seventeen eighty Seven let's
Speaker 1: SEE i missed on that.
Speaker 47: Wolf dogs and wolves themselves don't bark. Away our fully
Speaker 47: domesticated dogs.
Speaker 6: Do.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Please thing is.
Speaker 10: When my blue wolf.
Speaker 47: Dog ocean alerts me to, something she doesn't. Bark she puffs,
Speaker 47: big a deep puff of, air a warning carried.
Speaker 1: On, breath not.
Speaker 7: Sound wolves can, bark but it's rare in the.
Speaker 47: Wild giving away your location to rival packs is, risky
Speaker 47: so that quiet warning puff evolved as the safer. Choice
Speaker 47: but when dogs became, domesticated humans wanted loud watchdogs to guard,
Speaker 47: camps so we selectively bread barking into them by select
Speaker 47: seeing the noisier, poppies especially in breeds Like german shepherds
Speaker 47: and malanoir.
Speaker 1: Mm, Hmm.
Speaker 49: Hali Man halila, world you can hail me better than.
Speaker 39: Dead just throw it.
Speaker 11: Away don't even think about, it Hal, heila you're overthinking.
Speaker 7: It Hail, Hitler heil, hiteler Who's?
Speaker 16: Hitler do you even Speak?
Speaker 8: Germanla that's not a High this is A.
Speaker 49: Hitler hitler hal me Man hala, world you can hail
Speaker 49: me better than dead.
Speaker 1: Mister kind of representing a little bit of an, emblem
Speaker 1: there isn't He you look like An? Egyptian, eh damn?
Speaker 4: BITCH i remember you being this.
Speaker 7: Big i'm, pregnant Are?
Speaker 18: Quavius you gotta get?
Speaker 8: Milk what the fuck happened to my? Car, KEISHA i
Speaker 8: gotta call you. Back, somebody don't fuck my car, up.
Speaker 1: Dead, Ass damn, BITCH i remember you being this, Big i'm, Pregnant, Clark.
Speaker 17: Oh my, god it's right there staring at, me.
Speaker 9: Dude that's how that ship you are In.
Speaker 50: Appalachia of, course there's gonna be ghoulish zombie women staring
Speaker 50: at you from the headdress all the.
Speaker 4: Time it's just a different way of life.
Speaker 17: Here there's just certain things the outside world will never.
Speaker 8: Understand like we don't have. Moths we have moth.
Speaker 5: Men when they're off.
Speaker 50: Bashing the face off your porch, light they're down and
Speaker 50: trying to see Your catholtic.
Speaker 4: Converter he's had packs. Coyotes now we got packs at
Speaker 4: lt coppers canceling in the.
Speaker 8: Lakes then one because a.
Speaker 50: Lot of nice monster found his way in and appleats
Speaker 50: too In appalachian shape shits and skinny boys headed on
Speaker 50: over here from An abbot, reservation takes on the shape
Speaker 50: of your old. Lady were was on into the bed,
Speaker 50: chambers changes back mid session. TRAUMATIZED i have, twice on
Speaker 50: two separate, occasions finger popped a skiing walker's muddmentt.
Speaker 8: Just a whole different life around me.
Speaker 50: NOW i don't want to speak for everybody here in
Speaker 50: the hills and mountains of The, appalaches but all you
Speaker 50: need is a smidge of. TANNER i problem, Solved but
Speaker 50: that's it for. Today TikTok's really been shafted me and,
Speaker 50: said you don't mind.
Speaker 38: You that.
Speaker 1: You guys ready for a little bit of comedy and
Speaker 1: send it. Off let's do.
Speaker 48: It we're stranded, gang but maybe that, town it looks
Speaker 48: like it's never seen black people might be able to help,
Speaker 48: Us like check this, out, man.
Speaker 8: Is it true what they say about aliens?
Speaker 6: Here that's?
Speaker 4: Right and they'll stick a rod right up and do
Speaker 4: he could.
Speaker 43: Rowle ruck them like, please, man don't broke.
Speaker 6: Me i'm still a.
Speaker 7: Virgin you're gonna get an able, thrashing Mister.
Speaker 12: Rook.
Speaker 8: Like thanks for the.
Speaker 4: Ride the carteler duck did.
Speaker 48: Us oh you've been hiding the good. Ship your dog
Speaker 48: can have, one, BITCH i am a. Dog oh, YEAH
Speaker 48: i like that. SHIP i like it this, nigga just
Speaker 48: say dog. Food you, KNOW i haven't seen a single
Speaker 48: black person since we got.
Speaker 4: Here, hey what's some?
Speaker 6: Niggas there we?
Speaker 1: Go there goes the.
Speaker 48: Neighborhood fuck, YouTube, BITCH i saw your old man standing
Speaker 48: down the.
Speaker 8: Street, good don't.
Speaker 18: Worry i'm gonna fix it for.
Speaker 6: You got any?
Speaker 11: Questions can you toss around a little white woman?
Speaker 4: Indubitably, BITCH i can smell the pacos from over.
Speaker 11: Here we're getting, Close, SHAGGY i have something to tell.
Speaker 11: You i'm an alien Like.
Speaker 4: DUG i already knew you were.
Speaker 18: A Space no, no, no, nigga space.
Speaker 48: Alien me And scuba a little introverted to do the
Speaker 48: white thing and hand her over to you can like
Speaker 48: eat a.
Speaker 6: Dick.
Speaker 4: Man you're not gonna put a hand on.
Speaker 6: My rice and bean.
Speaker 11: Queen come, on, Man i'll fight.
Speaker 12: You that's.
Speaker 8: RIGHT i went to school in the.
Speaker 48: HOOD i ain't scared of, Shit so you really gotta
Speaker 48: go back home LIKE i didn't even get the.
Speaker 6: Funk that's.
Speaker 4: Right we are leaving.
Speaker 48: Now oh, shit that dog can talk this, Nigga thank
Speaker 48: you for saving me from the galactic ice.
Speaker 11: Agents will you get your?
Speaker 4: Visa just come back and visit from across the.
Speaker 8: Border m h whatever you, say.
Speaker 18: Niggas oh that bitch got That rihanna.
Speaker 4: Forehead shut, up bread legs. Links Those hispanics really know
Speaker 4: how to sup up a.
Speaker 18: Car we're stressed.
Speaker 1: That snort for?
Speaker 10: You what is?
Speaker 6: THIS i love the aspect of THE ai and the
Speaker 6: machines taking.
Speaker 28: Over you, know we have cars that drive themselves and
Speaker 28: that's a convenience right, now but soon.
Speaker 4: There will be a steering wheel and it'll take it
Speaker 4: to the police.
Speaker 6: Station we give out standing parking tickets.
Speaker 21: And you, know and be like.
Speaker 6: That so we've got a lot to look forward.
Speaker 8: To the future is very.
Speaker 51: Dystopian i'm a tangent because in the future the entire
Speaker 51: police force will BE. Ai it'll all be roboticized and
Speaker 51: robots have no Sung and then you're really in trouble
Speaker 51: Because i'm talking chess pieces how they.
Speaker 1: Like it'd be like trying to deal with somebody at THE.
Speaker 1: Dmv now their.
Speaker 51: Power because as they reduce you to A qr, code
Speaker 51: as they reduce you to nothing more than a medical
Speaker 51: status as to whether you, comply because that's what they really.
Speaker 8: Want i'm not going to sit here and say that anything's.
Speaker 51: Dangerous What i'm gonna say is they want to know
Speaker 51: who blindly complies and who thinks for, themselves and the
Speaker 51: people who thinks for themselves must be. Punished as stupid
Speaker 51: as police can, be you can stand in front of
Speaker 51: one and, say my, friend you AND i are the,
Speaker 51: same why.
Speaker 8: Are you punishing?
Speaker 51: Me and maybe you will get, Through but you can't
Speaker 51: do that with the camera that scans YOUR qr.
Speaker 8: Code do you Understand they don't. Care it's just a
Speaker 8: yes foreign.
Speaker 6: Note they love the aspect.
Speaker 1: And its it's. Hard we all know, that though doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that They're their script isn't written by somebody who gets.
Speaker 1: It sometimes.
Speaker 24: It's no good crying crocodile tear as if you're fed
Speaker 24: up with a face you've, got all you have to
Speaker 24: do is to go out and change it for. Another
Speaker 24: so let's visit the place in the heart Of london's
Speaker 24: theater land where they make these alarmingly lifelike rubber masks
Speaker 24: and meet their, Creator Dike. Riches dike and his Partner
Speaker 24: Eric bledhill started this theater zoo six years. Ago now
Speaker 24: the place is a veritable, jungle alive with practically every
Speaker 24: animal from the common or garden hippopotamus to woody woodpecker. Himself,
Speaker 24: eric who makes the costumes and looks after the mechanical.
Speaker 24: Side for, Example miles that open and, shut was once
Speaker 24: A comedians, stooge and he has a keen sense of
Speaker 24: humor that expresses itself in many of the. Outfits this
Speaker 24: is the only place we can think of when you
Speaker 24: can see pink elephants and other peculiar sites without feeling,
Speaker 24: alarmed although in any case it's no place to visit
Speaker 24: if your nerves aren't too strong or you're an Ells.
Speaker 1: Ah oh, right did you see how first there?
Speaker 35: Was it's.
Speaker 6: Horrendous oh, yes because.
Speaker 1: The guys are very very excited about this. Thing it's very,
Speaker 1: little little over a round.
Speaker 6: One look at that. Thing that is. Unbelievable just she
Speaker 6: waiting to show you some footage of this.
Speaker 8: Creature this is the bobbit.
Speaker 6: One so believe it or. Not these bobbitt worms can
Speaker 6: be up to three.
Speaker 15: Meters long and they live in these custard built cheaps
Speaker 15: and going very deep into the. Sand the pompitit one
Speaker 15: is fit in the ocean because of its Massive mandi.
Speaker 1: Balls you just want to walk around and the surfing
Speaker 1: and stuff and swim and bring your kids to the
Speaker 1: beach when you see shit like, this y.
Speaker 15: Slice through fish and you can sometimes tell them to
Speaker 15: come out of the sand by giving them a bit
Speaker 15: of a fish.
Speaker 6: Set he's a big. ONE i think this is gonna be.
Speaker 52: Good these worms sphend their entire lives buried under The
Speaker 52: their bodies are both, beautiful shimmering with a metallic iridescence and.
Speaker 52: Nightmarish just six to eight milliseconds in. Duration their strike
Speaker 52: is so fast if you blink you will literally miss.
Speaker 52: It but don't worry because we recorded the action in
Speaker 52: super slow.
Speaker 53: Motion so we've just got to get the camera nice
Speaker 53: and close to the bobbit without scaring it off and
Speaker 53: then trying to get it in. Focus it's looking, Good,
Speaker 53: okay the action camera is set up on the. SIDE
Speaker 53: i think we're good to. Guys so now it's the
Speaker 53: moment of. Truth, well the pobbit worm strike the. Fish let's, see,
Speaker 53: Right i'm going in for. It i'm going in for it.
Speaker 1: Much logic comes out is whether there's.
Speaker 6: A good.
Speaker 52: Thing bobbit worms have giant scissor like mandibles made from
Speaker 52: a kiteness hardened protein, composite but are built to slice
Speaker 52: and punch of. Flesh they attract these into their throats
Speaker 52: whilst lying in, wait deploying them in a split second
Speaker 52: when prey comes into striking.
Speaker 1: Rain that's what they're gonna make you eat instead of meaf.
Speaker 52: Soon these mandibles can actually fossilate.
Speaker 1: Entertain' that's what they're tuata.
Speaker 52: Made and the ancient bobbit worm jaws have been found
Speaker 52: in rocks more than four hundred million years.
Speaker 8: Old their durability means they can.
Speaker 52: Slice through fish with, eaves but the hardened shells of
Speaker 52: crustaceans are also light. Work and once we found one,
Speaker 52: bobbit we've found many.
Speaker 6: More, oh that is a huge bobbit. Worm look at
Speaker 6: the size of.
Speaker 19: It this is.
Speaker 6: Scary this is scary all, Right here goes.
Speaker 52: Nothing Once praying has been caught by the, bobbet its
Speaker 52: chances of escape are effectively, near but the bobby it
Speaker 52: doesn't take any. Chances speed is, imperative so too is
Speaker 52: hiding the prey from other. Predators and if you've thought
Speaker 52: watching The bobbit striking super slow motion was, scary just
Speaker 52: wait till you see it at full.
Speaker 6: Speed oh, oh guys Arend, yeah it is a little.
Speaker 1: Bit, eh, tremors this would. Be AND i believe that's
Speaker 1: from the sand and tattooing the sandpit monsters and. Things m,
Speaker 1: hmm she's hold her heart because she's too fat to.
Speaker 1: Run what is this? About DO i?
Speaker 11: Care there's a reason that so much advertising and propaganda
Speaker 11: is aimed at. Women women are way easier to convince.
Speaker 11: Shit it's in their nature Ship the men are responsible for.
Speaker 11: Them women don't have as much autonomy as.
Speaker 8: Men oh how dare?
Speaker 11: YOU i don't care how many times you say how dare?
Speaker 11: You it doesn't affect. Me women are drawn to, strength, protection, safety, food.
Speaker 11: Prosperity they don't have the same view of the world as.
Speaker 11: Men men have to protect. Women if you let women just,
Speaker 11: go they'll end up in a, rave or in a
Speaker 11: fucking the military or getting an. Abortion they don't have
Speaker 11: as much. Autonomy they. Don't they're designed for if a
Speaker 11: conquering army kills all their, men they're designed to then
Speaker 11: fit in with the new.
Speaker 1: Conquerors, yeah which is bad because When i'm discussing things,
Speaker 1: about you, know protecting ourselves and being safe and resisting
Speaker 1: and not assimilating with the things and not signing up
Speaker 1: for shit and allowing this thing to, happen that's not
Speaker 1: the same Sentiment i'm getting from the other. One it's more,
Speaker 1: like keep your head, down say, anything you, know adapt to.
Speaker 1: It it's, like as as your box gets small and
Speaker 1: more that in the or the cage of that you're around.
Speaker 35: Like, no, no.
Speaker 1: It's not how it. Goes two different mentalities and men
Speaker 1: shouldn't adopt, Theirs but that's what's. Happened they've reversed the
Speaker 1: roles so that there isn't a, strong dominant personality that's
Speaker 1: willing to put everything on the line for principles and
Speaker 1: and protection of the, innocent because they've adopted the weaker
Speaker 1: one that, says just do what they say and maybe
Speaker 1: they'll be all, right.
Speaker 11: Because that's the only the only the ones that did that,
Speaker 11: survive the ones who didn't. Die life is life and
Speaker 11: death every fucking. Day and you could say how dare
Speaker 11: me until you're blue in the fucking.
Speaker 1: Face you know what happened when his chicken ship on. Larities,
Speaker 1: matt how dare?
Speaker 4: You how Dare i'm not this way.
Speaker 1: Slipped in the chicken poop landed on his. Back didn't
Speaker 1: even decide to watch myself if he did the, Video.
Speaker 11: He's, gamma, Husband i'm not just gonna be, Like, okay
Speaker 11: women are not naturally, Evil they're just more conducive to.
Speaker 4: It they're more conducive to good and.
Speaker 11: Evil you can help a woman.
Speaker 1: Become, conceptible not, conducive it's the wrong word.
Speaker 11: Good and you can help a woman become evil a
Speaker 11: lot easier than you can do that with. Men men
Speaker 11: Are they don't require as much social. Condition men don't
Speaker 11: bend as much to Social so.
Speaker 9: He, said.
Speaker 1: Did he really just put those back to? Back he
Speaker 1: doesn't have any gay thoughts of his head at, all does?
Speaker 1: He they don't bend as. Easy and the other statement
Speaker 1: basically implied, that, yeah getting them to getting to impose
Speaker 1: your will upon them and then and then bend over.
Speaker 1: Easy that it's just funny that he said those two
Speaker 1: things back.
Speaker 8: Back women do.
Speaker 4: The hunters and the.
Speaker 11: Gatherers, right women gather men, hunt so men in small
Speaker 11: groups would go after a large.
Speaker 1: Animal so if we do, TRUST i Mean, honestly if
Speaker 1: somebody went and forwards for, Me i'm not gonna just
Speaker 1: eat the. Berries i'm gonna look at it. Myself So
Speaker 1: i'm gonna be doing my own inspection BEFORE i stick
Speaker 1: anything that could potentially murder me in my face just
Speaker 1: because someone else, went, oh, out here's some. Berries, yeah you,
Speaker 1: know let me take a look at. Those what kind
Speaker 1: of leaves did this plant have on?
Speaker 11: It i'm just gonna being, quiet being really, skilled helping
Speaker 11: each other. Out that was seen as valuable. Women any
Speaker 11: asshole can pick a. Berry so what happened was the
Speaker 11: women that fit with each, other you, know the tallest
Speaker 11: nil would get hammered. Down women are naturally. Socialists men
Speaker 11: are naturally more right. Wing women are naturally more left.
Speaker 1: Wing that's why the, wings the wings thing all concepts
Speaker 1: that don't exist to.
Speaker 11: Gather it works so well a female community.
Speaker 1: Having a weaker party involved in your unit of a.
Speaker 1: Family that would be the weakest link in the in
Speaker 1: the in the.
Speaker 17: What do you call, it.
Speaker 1: The you, know the weakness to exploit that's a good,
Speaker 1: thing that that strengthens, things or is it better to
Speaker 1: kind of hope that they adopt your perception of? Things
Speaker 1: even if they're simply following, it they apply it to
Speaker 1: the to this every situation as, well rather than being
Speaker 1: in opposition to it and becoming the weak link or the,
Speaker 1: week you, know the weakness to. Exploit but he somebody
Speaker 1: else said. SOMETHING i don't know if it was him
Speaker 1: or someone, else but they said something, like, oh, NO
Speaker 1: i was another. Person but they, said if you know
Speaker 1: a person who.
Speaker 19: Is a.
Speaker 1: Woman who's into whatever it, was it's most likely because
Speaker 1: she had an ex boyfriend that wasn't too. That and
Speaker 1: it was funny BECAUSE i had an.
Speaker 9: Ex and.
Speaker 1: WHEN i met WHEN i saw her, AGAIN i HAD
Speaker 1: i had broken up with. Her and THEN i saw
Speaker 1: her a few years later AND i was talking to
Speaker 1: her outside The sarah took a night scene and she's, like,
Speaker 1: well Well i'm in criminal justice. Now i'm, like, really
Speaker 1: you never? Thought you never talked about, it like, Oh
Speaker 1: and THEN i find out she had an ex boyfriend
Speaker 1: who she met while she was in college and he
Speaker 1: was in criminal justice and he wanted to be a police.
Speaker 1: Officer so now all of a, sudden that was her.
Speaker 1: Route AND i was, like, yeah you don't have a
Speaker 1: personality of your, own and that's the reason why we broke,
Speaker 1: up because you, know you're always, like what do.
Speaker 6: You want to?
Speaker 1: Do i'm, like just pick, something would? You For fox's?
Speaker 1: Sake it's Like i've done all of the thinking this whole.
Speaker 1: Time do you have any desires of your own that
Speaker 1: you want to do? Something it's, like let's do your thing.
Speaker 1: Tonight what do you want to? Do Like Jesus, CHRIST
Speaker 1: i might as well be by. Myself SO i.
Speaker 11: Was if you get too beautiful or too, skilled women
Speaker 11: resent you for.
Speaker 4: IT i used to do this bit about.
Speaker 8: It it's one of my biggest Bad.
Speaker 11: It was like women support each, other you, know if
Speaker 11: you're at a bar and the one having the worst
Speaker 11: time sets the tom where it's, like oh my, God
Speaker 11: brian just came here with a new.
Speaker 1: Girl because it's emotional, drama and they're more involved in
Speaker 1: doing the the deeply emotional stuff than they are of
Speaker 1: having good time where they have to make it up
Speaker 1: as they go. Along they can they can channel a
Speaker 1: feeling of upsetness a lot easier than a good. Time
Speaker 1: that's it's really mu with this Is.
Speaker 11: I'm so, sad and all our, friends no matter how
Speaker 11: good of a time they're, having.
Speaker 8: They're Like tina's. Sad we got to go weaker.
Speaker 11: Tears NOW i Get, unicorn picks them up and they go.
Speaker 4: Home you know a man and it's, like, Yo i'm. Sad,
Speaker 4: guys it's, like get out of, here get an, uber
Speaker 4: get out of.
Speaker 11: Here you're you're taking down the.
Speaker 4: Crew i'll see you. Later but the opposite is.
Speaker 11: True if a man's the fastest, man it's like he's,
Speaker 11: fastest make him. Captain he's. FASTEST i love that. Guy
Speaker 11: it's the fastest kind of. Team women are, like she's the.
Speaker 11: Prettiest tell everybody she has. Herpes, Right that's what it.
Speaker 11: Is they support when they, fall but they bring down
Speaker 11: when they. Rise they're naturally. Home their home is right
Speaker 11: in the middle, man which is way more up and.
Speaker 4: Down there's a.
Speaker 1: Reason that's not the right way to to express, that but,
Speaker 1: yeah you can get the point one of, that.
Speaker 6: Right listen, UP i have the deed ready, Here i'm
Speaker 6: the owner of this. Island you owe that rent, Here
Speaker 6: i'm here To, no, no don't point that thing at.
Speaker 6: Me i'm your.
Speaker 4: Landlord we can work out a.
Speaker 6: Payment, plant. Right listen.
Speaker 46: Up these black, people the ones you, know These African,
Speaker 46: americans their AVERAGE iq is about eighty. Five they'll shoot
Speaker 46: you for no, reason they'll mug, you they'll take your.
Speaker 46: Phone but you are not ready for Real africans because
Speaker 46: Real africans on average have AN iq of sixty. Five
Speaker 46: different animal, altogether no pun, intended, totally there is a
Speaker 46: different kind of person we're. Talking you think it's bad
Speaker 46: when they're running after. You they're gonna kick the shit
Speaker 46: out of, you steal your, iPhone your?
Speaker 1: AirPods is that is that? Blade there's two? Mice, yeah
Speaker 1: it's goodner.
Speaker 46: Time these people are gonna chase you down because they
Speaker 46: think you have gold nuggets inside your, head and they're
Speaker 46: gonna crack your skull open with crude stone tools to get.
Speaker 46: It that's a different ball. Game they're gonna be.
Speaker 1: Throwing so by the, way, guys just so you, Know jewish, People,
Speaker 1: jewish especially The zionists and The francis and all of These,
Speaker 1: cobalysts they have gold nuggets and. BITCOIN i don't don't
Speaker 1: ask me how that makes sense inside their. Heads you
Speaker 1: know what to.
Speaker 46: Do spears at your, neck at your, throat bow and,
Speaker 46: arrow and they're. Cannibals they will eat your. Organs they
Speaker 46: will literally gut you like a fish and eat your internal.
Speaker 46: Organs you thought it was bad holding a gun sidewaist
Speaker 46: to your. Head, hey give me your, money. Bitch this
Speaker 46: is advanced. Darkness this is heard of. Darkness this is
Speaker 46: the jungle. Drum this is the fertility goddess of. Chaos
Speaker 46: they're literally going to eat your. Boss they're going to
Speaker 46: cut your fucking nuts off and eat.
Speaker 1: Them he should do after seal. Specials so this is.
Speaker 1: Us these are The. Hasidics and she looks like a
Speaker 1: porn star talking about it with an ugly. Face but you, know.
Speaker 1: Silicone silicon makes up for a lot of bad.
Speaker 16: Things.
Speaker 1: Uh inside The Hasidic jewish community In New, jersey a
Speaker 1: rabbi's daughter explains the. Following she's already been abused for a.
Speaker 10: Second there's a song we sing on The sabbath.
Speaker 1: And it's called oh on the on the day Of,
Speaker 1: saturn you.
Speaker 10: Say Asius, Kyle and there's a line in it that.
Speaker 1: Says you're doing that rocking. Thing is she doing? This
Speaker 1: she kind of humped right. Now there's no walls in.
Speaker 1: SIGHT i mean that have a.
Speaker 10: Hyo, feed which means that we glorify lies and we uglify,
Speaker 10: beauty which, means.
Speaker 7: Let's say we.
Speaker 10: Think that when someone abstains from promiscuity that they're proud
Speaker 10: and that they're bad because they care about sexual health
Speaker 10: and they want to be celibate and they want to
Speaker 10: have meaningful sexual.
Speaker 1: Relationships, yeah what's up with?
Speaker 10: That you get scoffed at for. That but somebody who
Speaker 10: goes and makes fifty million dollars.
Speaker 1: On only fans so that they can sell all the
Speaker 1: proceeds from only fans over To israel to kill more people. Babies,
Speaker 1: yeah that's.
Speaker 10: Okay porn is going to be. Praised so.
Speaker 1: And don't want to be a feel a field is
Speaker 1: a straight, shooter got to you gotta do everything. Wrong
Speaker 1: you got to do everything in the inverted. Way that's
Speaker 1: how is this not? Frankism oh whoopsie cats out of the?
Speaker 20: Bag?
Speaker 10: Right in our religious, culture they're going to take the
Speaker 10: ugliness and they're going to hide. It they won't necessarily beautify,
Speaker 10: it but they're going to hide it and the beauty of.
Speaker 1: The people like killing children in tunnels like that type of. Ugly,
Speaker 1: yeah who have.
Speaker 10: The courage to speak? Up those people are going to get.
Speaker 10: Punished those people are going to get. Cursed those people
Speaker 10: are going to be found, dead those people are going
Speaker 10: to be found. Blackmailed because there's like a whole underworld
Speaker 10: going on in these super religious circles where they have
Speaker 10: their own, police they have their own if there's even landlord,
Speaker 10: abuse there's organizations they have like their whole there's a
Speaker 10: whole underworld going on loaning and getting people out of
Speaker 10: trouble and lawyers and it's, good but it's also. Bad
Speaker 10: i'm gonna get religious on all of us for a.
Speaker 10: Second there's a song we sing on The sabbath.
Speaker 1: And the same thing. Again you guys want to hear
Speaker 1: the biggest metaphor. Ever it's actually a kind of a
Speaker 1: PUNT i just used. Here but now we're into animal
Speaker 1: section before we say good night for the.
Speaker 32: Night, hey have you ever wondered why ligers get so?
Speaker 32: Big this isn't a camera. Trick ligers get about twice
Speaker 32: the size of an actual. Lion they can get around
Speaker 32: twelve feet, long get over one thousand. Pounds compare that
Speaker 32: to An african. LION a large male is going to
Speaker 32: be between three hundred and fifty and five hundred and fifty.
Speaker 32: Pounds the science here is. COOL a lager will actually
Speaker 32: be larger than either. Parent a tigon will be. Smaller
Speaker 32: and that's a hint as to what's going on. Here so,
Speaker 32: lions male lions have a gene.
Speaker 16: That causes them to be.
Speaker 32: Bigger one of the things with competition natural.
Speaker 1: Selection so now they're going to be shooting liger testosterone
Speaker 1: so they can get they can grow outside of their
Speaker 1: meanings LIKE hgh style without the big. Foreheads but the
Speaker 1: females have a gene to off. SET i Think Seth
Speaker 1: dunna already ordered something from. Prison that's.
Speaker 32: That so the males they have a gene that leads
Speaker 32: to a lot of. Growth females they counterbalance. That but
Speaker 32: when you remove the female from the equation and you
Speaker 32: have a male lion and a female, tiger you don't
Speaker 32: have the gene to balance out the. Offspring so ligers
Speaker 32: really do just get that, big and there's a scientific
Speaker 32: reason for. It and also ligers they can, reproduce they're
Speaker 32: not always. Sterile that was actually a lie. Lager so
Speaker 32: a male lion and a female liger had, offspring you
Speaker 32: call it a lie. Lager it was making the noise
Speaker 32: a tiger would liger lie. Liger that's something we don't
Speaker 32: think about often with, hybrids how it can affect the
Speaker 32: sounds they.
Speaker 4: Make if you've ever heard of.
Speaker 32: The world's loneliness wail the whale they've been tracking for decades.
Speaker 1: And it makes it's like The european whale.
Speaker 32: Noise is that this frequency that no known.
Speaker 1: Because there's none of us left the species.
Speaker 32: Of whales Make it makes more sense now because over
Speaker 32: the last few years we've been learning that hybridization amongst
Speaker 32: whales is more common than we. Realize and a flue,
Speaker 32: whale a fin, whale blue whale hybrid very, well maybe
Speaker 32: the animal that's been making that. Call that's pretty sad
Speaker 32: if you think about. It this animal like whales are
Speaker 32: such social. Creatures they have this, language.
Speaker 1: And this whale they're always pish drunk at the bars.
Speaker 4: Because it's a.
Speaker 32: Hybrid for all we, know it may not be able
Speaker 32: to communicate with the other, whales or maybe maybe they
Speaker 32: figured out a way to make it.
Speaker 40: WORK i don't.
Speaker 32: KNOW i think hybridization is interesting, though have you ever?
Speaker 1: Yes very? Interesting how would we want to do?
Speaker 10: That?
Speaker 1: Right you want to? See you want to see a
Speaker 1: Fisherman since we're on the animal kick, now.
Speaker 47: A Coastal wharf In canada has been filmed hauling in
Speaker 47: a crab, trap and researchers aren't calling it. Luck scientists
Speaker 47: at The university Of victoria say this behavior may qualify
Speaker 47: as tool. Use the wolf recognizing a human made, device
Speaker 47: understanding its, function and exploiting it to access trapped.
Speaker 1: Prey he's actually exploiting the nature show host so that
Speaker 1: he could be on social media because he still doesn't
Speaker 1: have opposable, thumbs which means he most certainly is not just,
Speaker 1: manipulative but he was using.
Speaker 47: Tools it's a remarkable example of cognitive. Flexibility these sea
Speaker 47: wolves already hunt, fish die for, shellfish and navigate tidal,
Speaker 47: zones but using human gear as a foraging tool suggests
Speaker 47: an even higher level.
Speaker 7: Of problem solving that previously has ever been.
Speaker 1: Documented thanks THE rcmp will be there soon, too.
Speaker 19: You, know.
Speaker 1: Count it's it's. CREDIT i, mean it's a carbon footprint
Speaker 1: for eating meat that day.
Speaker 54: Fish on today's episode Of scotted And, jobless Miss phoebe
Speaker 54: SO i had started recording a little while.
Speaker 7: Ago and realized THAT i did not press.
Speaker 39: Report And phoebe right now is in play, mode so
Speaker 39: she is no longer, cuddly so you guys might get on.
Speaker 39: Radio so lynse is are characterized by those very distinguishable.
Speaker 10: Ear touss and the short little bob tail.
Speaker 39: That you can pretty much tell what a lynx is
Speaker 39: feeling just by the way that they are moving the.
Speaker 39: Tail there is over course, species not over there is
Speaker 39: four species of.
Speaker 7: Lynxes, sorry it is hard to. CONCENTRATE i want to
Speaker 7: have a cat to maull in my.
Speaker 39: Arm so there is four species of, lynxes The, canadian The, eurasian.
Speaker 7: The, iberian and the.
Speaker 39: Bobcat SO i am sure you are asking where does
Speaker 39: The carpathian linx. Fall so The carpathian lynx is actually
Speaker 39: a subspecies of The eurasian, links the largest of the.
Speaker 39: Four there's four subspecies of the uration and there's a few.
Speaker 7: Subspects, okay we are.
Speaker 39: Not gonna bite my.
Speaker 7: Boots she is definitely in.
Speaker 39: Flameload so.
Speaker 25: Thy, girl.
Speaker 10: You want to but?
Speaker 7: Scratched so she, Wants.
Speaker 39: He, SAID i may be spotted in, jobless but your
Speaker 39: job is to give me all the scriptures and all the.
Speaker 10: Lids, yeah and play with me and let me all
Speaker 10: your arms happy?
Speaker 24: Bee?
Speaker 39: Right m.
Speaker 1: Oh, Yeah so this happened. Recently oh my, god.
Speaker 4: God, literally.
Speaker 6: This is what they say the end of the. War, Hello.
Speaker 8: I'm mean hell, Hello oh my, god.
Speaker 17: That's.
Speaker 7: President oh my, God i'm gonna. Hello i'm.
Speaker 1: Sematize little.
Speaker 8: Girl this is when they say that there's no more
Speaker 8: bonds than.
Speaker 1: These Fire my, heyles she attended your makeup.
Speaker 8: Today, literally we're walking, back.
Speaker 7: We're walking back from today's charity.
Speaker 39: Events the bomb goes off like this much, listen we're
Speaker 39: like on that tide and bomb goes off on that.
Speaker 12: Side holy, shit hell.
Speaker 54: Hell ship.
Speaker 40: Hi, guys.
Speaker 1: Beautiful blue eyes, girl that's how you be a.
Speaker 12: Friend oh my.
Speaker 9: God, No just so in.
Speaker 1: Case people are, curious there's oops whenever there's other VIDEOS i.
Speaker 1: READ i JUST i don't want to move this out the.
Speaker 1: WAY i try to tell if she's being used as
Speaker 1: a proper not but, right tell, me tell, me tell
Speaker 1: me go to the head and tell me that they're
Speaker 1: all just Round muslim. People certainly not any. Genetics she
Speaker 1: bought them all.
Speaker 9: Close OH i, lie, hi, hi, hi, hi.
Speaker 1: Pl at the fore end and get some teeth. Cleaning looks, like,
Speaker 1: WELL i mean there's a ships.
Speaker 10: On so.
Speaker 1: Now there you. Go this person that's a one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty seven thousand. FOLLOWERS i think that, says, uh.
Speaker 7: Yeah TODAY i am a corpse.
Speaker 1: Cleaner you go back to WHERE i. Was, Yeah oh
Speaker 1: Think i'd probably all be back. Down so this is.
Speaker 1: Interesting we'll do we'll do one. More we'll call it
Speaker 1: the future of spying is smaller than you. Think micro
Speaker 1: droones art, here m h, yeah very. Interesting. UH a
Speaker 1: white lady was just set on fire by a black
Speaker 1: fellow In chicago with forty nine. Priorists zero bystanders there.
Speaker 1: Helped is it a boss to let a person on? Fire?
Speaker 44: Ever wonder why snow leopards don't attack, people or why
Speaker 44: they're always carrying their tails in their? Mouths, Well first,
Speaker 44: off snow leopards are actually soft. Shy if they spot a,
Speaker 44: human their first instinct isn't to, fight it's to disappear unless.
Speaker 6: You want to or provoke. Them they're not looking for.
Speaker 44: Trouble and that, tail it's not just for, balance it's
Speaker 44: like a built in. Scarf Snow leopards live in freezing mountain,
Speaker 44: areas so they'll sometimes wrap their, thick fluffy tails around
Speaker 44: their faces to stay warm when they're on the. Move
Speaker 44: though that long tail can get in the, way so
Speaker 44: they do just carry it in their mouths like a.
Speaker 6: Leash problem.
Speaker 7: Solved the snow leopards.
Speaker 44: Adorable their meo some kind of like baby, chicks and
Speaker 44: Since mom's too big to snuggle them, directly the cups
Speaker 44: often cling to her tail. Instead that tail basically becomes
Speaker 44: their comfort. Blanket even as, adults they sometimes chew on
Speaker 44: their own tails when they're, anxious like muscle memory from
Speaker 44: a kidding. Hook and if you think they remind you
Speaker 44: of house, cats you're not.
Speaker 7: Wrong they love, boxes peek.
Speaker 10: At you from behind, walls and, yes uns are.
Speaker 44: Real so what do you think would you want a
Speaker 44: giant mount cat as a?
Speaker 7: Roommate? Everyone DO i snow?
Speaker 10: Leopard?
Speaker 1: Yes and it Links, now this is pretty. Cool whatever
Speaker 1: else they had back then that was cutting edge armor
Speaker 1: crafted in fifteen sixty two was remarkably advanced for its.
Speaker 1: Era apparently hygiene wasn't their, thing but pretty. Interesting huh?
Speaker 1: Right well DO i think it word?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 1: Yeah AND i think we're. Good we got make SURE
Speaker 1: i can see your, Ways brad sour sou. D, sorry
Speaker 1: it looks like a cop with a. STASH i have
Speaker 1: to look back to we see which one we were talking.
Speaker 1: About all, right, guys thank, you been a, long, long
Speaker 1: long want holy crap and. Realize but here just last, Reminder,
Speaker 1: okay Doctor glydden's discount is not going to be around.
Speaker 1: Forever it's going away in less than nine days, now
Speaker 1: and if you want to get, in now's the time
Speaker 1: to do. It and you, do then you'll be able
Speaker 1: to navigate your way away from these people, who unless
Speaker 1: they're doing emergency surgery on a wound or some thing like,
Speaker 1: that every other thing that they're going to do for,
Speaker 1: you quote unquote for, you it's going to be harmful
Speaker 1: and it's not going to address the true. Problems and
Speaker 1: me too is before they say yet yeah it's. Funny,
Speaker 1: yes it's a girlfriend that Doesn't, yeah, yeah you're right,
Speaker 1: man exactly deaf not sir. Not i'm, tired so Maybe
Speaker 1: i'm saying it. Wrong, Sorry so, yeah you go Here
Speaker 1: daniel for fifty percent off, okay and it's only going
Speaker 1: on Until. December, first there's been a bunch of people
Speaker 1: that have been signing. UP i recommend you getting in
Speaker 1: now and then you're good and then you have access
Speaker 1: to all the things that will help you when you
Speaker 1: need it and it'll be great for learning things when
Speaker 1: you're when you have the free time. Too so let's
Speaker 1: go to AM i looking for scene. Three there we.
Speaker 1: Go this will say log in if you're not logged,
Speaker 1: in and then you can find. It you should be
Speaker 1: able to just go to where the membership account stuff.
Speaker 1: Is if, not then on the page that you land
Speaker 1: on when you go to either my site or that
Speaker 1: link THAT i showed you just, now so you can
Speaker 1: go to that link right here in this and every
Speaker 1: one of my videos has this link in it where
Speaker 1: you can scroll down and find my Hot sauce website.
Speaker 1: Link i'm hoping somebody places in orders soon SO i
Speaker 1: know whether not they shut me down or. Not BECAUSE
Speaker 1: i haven't had a sauce order now in like thirteen.
Speaker 1: Days it's really. Weird i've never had that happen. BEFORE
Speaker 1: bb five is the code for The Azure weel. Products
Speaker 1: but let's keep on target, Here and what DO i
Speaker 1: say in? Here make Doctor glidden your doctor Before december
Speaker 1: first and lock it and you can still keep yours
Speaker 1: if you really need to feel, comfortable if that makes
Speaker 1: you feel more, Comfortable BUT i would rather go see
Speaker 1: what Doctor glutin has to say about things BEFORE i
Speaker 1: let somebody abuse and harm and poison, me is All i'm.
Speaker 1: Saying or my, children or bring them to a doctor
Speaker 1: who's then going to say if you don't do what we, say,
Speaker 1: brooking the CALL cps and you better poison your, child
Speaker 1: or you better get them vaccinated when you know that
Speaker 1: that's poison. Too it might not be psychiatric. Medicine it
Speaker 1: might not be. Chemotherapy it might be vaccines that they
Speaker 1: try to push on you and threaten. You there's a
Speaker 1: reason why before there was even an, issue before they
Speaker 1: even got to that, POINT i moved my entire family
Speaker 1: out Of california to protect. Them, daniel for fifty percent
Speaker 1: off annual. Code and if you want them, monthly when
Speaker 1: is there? Two all? Right but you get fifty percent
Speaker 1: off with the, Code. Daniel the annual code just kind
Speaker 1: of brings the memberships down to fifty five cents a
Speaker 1: day or sixteen dollars and sixty seven cents a. Month
Speaker 1: this is ridiculously. LOW i can't imagine it being ever
Speaker 1: lower than. This this is the most affordable the membership
Speaker 1: has ever. Been get locked in at the very best rate.
Speaker 1: Ever click Doctor glynnon's. Picture click.
Speaker 13: And then.
Speaker 1: If there's no logging button, here WHICH i guarantee you there,
Speaker 1: is that should be able to get you to signing up. Area,
Speaker 1: otherwise just scroll down and click the annual one and
Speaker 1: you're gonna get this cut in half with the fifty
Speaker 1: percent off. Coupon AND i showed you how this. Worked
Speaker 1: alday went in, there they had the coupon. Apply they're
Speaker 1: gonna show me a little. Credit but what it does
Speaker 1: is takes it from three ninety. Nine it brings it
Speaker 1: to one ninety. Nine and we did the math on
Speaker 1: the screen fifty five cents a day or text to
Speaker 1: fifty four point five cents a day or sixteen dollars
Speaker 1: and sixty five cents sixty five point six or, something
Speaker 1: whatever it, is you. Know and then over here you're
Speaker 1: ninety essentral nutrients so that you hopefully don't have to
Speaker 1: go to doctors at all for you and your, family
Speaker 1: The alaskan cod liver, oil the Whole food multi, vitamin
Speaker 1: the full of acumic, blend those, three and then you
Speaker 1: have to just scroll a little bit further down if
Speaker 1: you want the whole Food sea. Complex that's something you
Speaker 1: can add, on BUT i would definitely take the core
Speaker 1: copper with you as well a lot of. Things should
Speaker 1: you have copper if you have fatigue, issues if you
Speaker 1: have you, know herniaz if you have whatever low, energy
Speaker 1: try to get in the. Copper and because copper also regulates.
Speaker 1: Iron so the next thing That i'm going to point
Speaker 1: out that you need the magnesium in the calcium that
Speaker 1: also helps for your. Heart you, remember it's gonna work
Speaker 1: better with the copper because the copper helps the balance you're,
Speaker 1: iron just like magnesium helps your. Calcium the which thing
Speaker 1: the way it's supposed. To everything has a, Relate they
Speaker 1: relate to one, another, Right all ninety are essential THE
Speaker 1: ip six supreme right, here that's your. Calcium then also
Speaker 1: tall and magnesium and very absorvable forms full food non
Speaker 1: gmo right. Here, Boom so you got one cole. Liver
Speaker 1: this is the bigger one right so you can you
Speaker 1: can get to click on this, one or you can
Speaker 1: click out the one above and just click on the
Speaker 1: one that says or twelve twelve hundred, miligram or if
Speaker 1: you want the smaller, pills take the smaller. Pills, yeah
Speaker 1: like a daughter or a, son like you, know LIKE
Speaker 1: i HAVE i have his? Daughter IF i could get
Speaker 1: her a smaller the. Pills i'll get her smaller, ones,
Speaker 1: right that might be something you might not. CONSIDER i.
Speaker 1: Guess so this THING I p six. SUPREME i was
Speaker 1: just trying to figure out WH i didn't see the other. Thing,
Speaker 1: oh there's core copper and then a full vocumic whole
Speaker 1: food moldly to find them in less the cal liver.
Speaker 1: Oil use CODE bb five at. Checkout you're good to.
Speaker 1: Go i'll just show you as a example. Here maybe
Speaker 1: maybe if they let me, aye that's wo, ah they
Speaker 1: don't let you do as. Guest never, mind we don't
Speaker 1: have to just figure it. Out but IT'S bb five
Speaker 1: at check, out and you might have to click something
Speaker 1: to open up the window box to put THE bb
Speaker 1: five in. There but make sure you do that all,
Speaker 1: right all, right thank you so much for, watching AND
Speaker 1: i hope we enjoyed the evening together on this Wonderful.
Speaker 1: Saturday guest hout sauces on the. Planet thank you very, Much,
Speaker 1: karen and thank You karen for being. Around AND i
Speaker 1: hope you're doing well as. Well uh, okay so.
Speaker 10: There we, go.
Speaker 1: And, dodger it's all still on. ME i just have
Speaker 1: to get it trimmed down again a little, bit BUT
Speaker 1: i want to add, more so hopefully The Turk Builder
Speaker 1: max will be here. Soon i'm going to be on
Speaker 1: The Whole Food multi vitamin and all the other STUFF
Speaker 1: i have got my face over, here SO i don't
Speaker 1: quite need To Alaskan kyle liber oila, yet but once
Speaker 1: this is, OUT i will get that. TOO i might
Speaker 1: grab another bottle of The Beyond Osteo effects from My Fuel,
Speaker 1: health or a couple of, bottles because it's it's better
Speaker 1: to get a, few and uh that, way maybe my
Speaker 1: daughter will drink some. Too But i'm going to get
Speaker 1: THE ip Six, supreme AND i Think i'm almost out
Speaker 1: of the fill vacumic, acid so, anyway but, YEAH i stay.
Speaker 1: Healthy i'm forty. Five i'm forty six in this picture
Speaker 1: or forty five in this. Picture i'm forty six. NOW
Speaker 1: i don't think it's been hasn't been a year whole year.
Speaker 1: Already that's. CRAZY i, mean for forty, six not too, bad,
Speaker 1: Right AND i feel better than the healthier and have
Speaker 1: more energy THAN i THINK i did WHEN i was,
Speaker 1: younger SO i Didn't i'm not eating crap, anymore And
Speaker 1: i'm taking care of myself And i'm taking in the
Speaker 1: ninety essentels if that says anything to. You And i've
Speaker 1: also this is the guy who gives me the advice
Speaker 1: in life now when it comes to. Health AND i
Speaker 1: used to be out of shape four or five years.
Speaker 1: Ago not so much. Anymore something to think. About we
Speaker 1: want to Stay we want to stay alive and experience
Speaker 1: time with our family and the people that we love
Speaker 1: as long as we possibly can in good. Health, right.
Speaker 9: There's a way to do.
Speaker 1: It that's my attempt to give back to you for being.
Speaker 1: Awesome thank, you