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Speaker 2: been such incredible blessings. As I said today on the show,
Speaker 2: we're going to look at the AI apocalypse, or at
Speaker 2: least the visions of the AI apocalypse that the people
Speaker 2: in power seem to be putting forward. We're also going
Speaker 2: to take a look at the climate scam as well,
Speaker 2: and the visions of dread they have there. It's kind
Speaker 2: of a choose your own apocalypse ending if you will,
Speaker 2: you get to choose whether you want to believe in
Speaker 2: the AI apocalypse or the climate apocalypse. And in fact
Speaker 2: these two may be at odds because the AI requires
Speaker 2: a massive amount of energy and the climate, of course
Speaker 2: is being destroyed by all our energy manufacturing needs. So
Speaker 2: which one will manifest first? Will the AI come fully
Speaker 2: online due to the power generation before it melts down
Speaker 2: the ice caps? Let's find out the thing is.
Speaker 5: One of them is actually a potential problem.
Speaker 2: Yes, the AI actually does pose a risk to your freedoms.
Speaker 2: Not that I think it will be the physical end
Speaker 2: of the world, but it could be a huge benefit
Speaker 2: to tutalitarians everywhere who want to track and trace every
Speaker 2: last bit of your life. Now this article is on
Speaker 2: zero Hedge. Peter Teal's visions of apocalypse? Is AI the Antichrist?
Speaker 2: Peter tel is a big thinker, that's right. He's got
Speaker 2: some very big thoughts in that head of his They
Speaker 2: barely fit in there. In these days. He's been thinking
Speaker 2: about Doom's day in a series of four lectures he's
Speaker 2: given three times at Oxford, Harvard, and the University of Austin,
Speaker 2: good Old Austin, good Old Austin, Texas. What a hive
Speaker 2: of scum and villainy it is. He's tried to understand
Speaker 2: human history and particularly modernity, within the framework of biblical
Speaker 2: prophecies of the end of days. Deal believes that the Antichrist,
Speaker 2: whose identity is uncertain? Is it a person, a system
Speaker 2: of global tyranny? Is it not just a medieval fantasy?
Speaker 2: And of course that is These are way before the
Speaker 2: medieval times. The Bible predates medieval times by many years.
Speaker 2: His free ranging lecture is moving rapidly between disparate texts
Speaker 2: Gulliver's Travels, Alan Moore's graphic novel Watchman, Oh boy, Alan Moore.
Speaker 2: What a wretched human being Alan Moore is. He continually
Speaker 2: writes these characters that he hates. His least favorite character
Speaker 2: in The Watchman is Rorshack. But it's the one that
Speaker 2: the most amount of people identify with, and he gets upset.
Speaker 2: But I wrote this guy to be everything I hate
Speaker 2: and despise. Why do you identify with him, because well, Alan,
Speaker 2: you are a despicable wretch of a human being that
Speaker 2: nobody would actually like if they were to get to
Speaker 2: know you. And so the people that you despise are
Speaker 2: actually generally the people just the common man. The people
Speaker 2: that will identify with the characters that you despise are
Speaker 2: generally just the decent people of the world. Of course,
Speaker 2: Watchman being his highest rated comic book, I believe never
Speaker 2: read the comics. Most of the comic books that I've read,
Speaker 2: in fact, all of them were from the Silver Age.
Speaker 2: And of course the idea of the Antichrist is simply
Speaker 2: being in opposition to Christ. It doesn't necessarily mean there's
Speaker 2: a specific person, in my opinion, but their leading themes
Speaker 2: include the Antichrist's relationship to Armageddon and the roles of
Speaker 2: technology and empire in the Antichrist Rise. It's an ambitious,
Speaker 2: thought provoking, provoking attempt to weave from seemingly unrelated strands
Speaker 2: of meaning a theological, anthropological, historical narrative that aims to
Speaker 2: make sense of the whole of human experience. Some will
Speaker 2: find Teel's project very odd. How could an enormously successful,
Speaker 2: mathematically gifted philosophically educated tech entrepreneur seriously entertain Bible thumping
Speaker 2: miss myths from the Apocalypse of John. Here's a better question,
Speaker 2: How could he and we not take them seriously? That's right,
Speaker 2: The Bible is serious.
Speaker 5: Is Dorian the project odd? Because he seems to be
Speaker 5: putting equal weight to Alan Moore's The Watchman as he
Speaker 5: does the Bible.
Speaker 2: That's right on one hand, the Bible on the other hand,
Speaker 2: Alan Moore's Watchman. These are two equal things that we
Speaker 2: must consider in depth, with the same level of scrutiny
Speaker 2: and seriousness. Of course, as Dorian Lynskey writes in his book,
Speaker 2: Everything must go, the stories we tell about the end
Speaker 2: of the world, apocalyptic angst has become a constant all
Speaker 2: flow in and that is by design, folks. They want
Speaker 2: you in a constant state of fear. And we might
Speaker 2: talk a little bit about someone who helped pioneer that
Speaker 2: sort of thinking later on my recent obsession, Jolly On West.
Speaker 2: Contemporary culture has long been saturated with post apocalyptic novels,
Speaker 2: comic book films, TV series, and video games. Zombie end
Speaker 2: times fantasies do particularly well in all formats. The mindless
Speaker 2: mechanical mob of the undead who hunger insatiably for the
Speaker 2: brains of the living, has become a primary and pervasive
Speaker 2: cultural symbol. Well, actually, in recent times they've moved on
Speaker 2: from brains to just wanting to feast on the flesh.
Speaker 2: So perhaps this man hasn't seen a recent zombie film.
Speaker 2: To be fair, I haven't seen one in the last decade.
Speaker 2: I don't think resonates with a widespread sense of impending
Speaker 2: catastrophe that's been building steadily since the twenty twenty COVID lockdowns.
Speaker 2: And if bioweapons, climate change, nuclear bombs, or AI don't
Speaker 2: drive the human species to extinction, drastic measures deemed sary
Speaker 2: to forestall such dangers, such as the establishment of a
Speaker 2: single world government, might themselves bring an end to politics, morality,
Speaker 2: spiritual life, and culture.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: You have to give all these things up or else
Speaker 2: they'll just vanish anyway, So give it up of your
Speaker 2: own free will. Teel is driven to find a way
Speaker 2: between the binary alternative of no world or one world order,
Speaker 2: the whirlpool of planetary destruction, or the many hidden monster
Speaker 2: of global totalitarianism. That's right, He's just a benevolent billionaire.
Speaker 2: He's simply trying to do what's best for us. He
Speaker 2: wants to protect the world. He wants to wrap it
Speaker 2: in one giant bubble and keep us all safe. No truth,
Speaker 2: no truth in them. We are already supposed to be underwater.
Speaker 2: I'm disappointed for no Water World. Well, I'm not that movie.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Kevin Costner has the acting ability of a plank of wood.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying I don't like him in certain roles.
Speaker 2: In fact, I enjoy the fact that he is just
Speaker 2: kind of himself. I'm tired of method actors who sink
Speaker 2: themselves into these roles. I think they're slightly overrated to
Speaker 2: highly overrated. He becomes the character. That's fine. Kevin Costner
Speaker 2: at least knows who he is. I'm tired of these artistes.
Speaker 2: Teal's insight is that, unlike most contemporary magicing But no,
Speaker 2: I don't like Water World. Most contemporary imaginings of global catastrophe,
Speaker 2: the Bible's prophecies do more than pluck our inner strings
Speaker 2: of existential dread. And of course, you can't understand the
Speaker 2: idea of Antichrist without the context of a Christ. These
Speaker 2: people continually look at these things, the end of the
Speaker 2: world and remove them from their context of having a savior,
Speaker 2: someone who has already won. They help us to understand
Speaker 2: archaotic times. Matthew twenty four to twenty four predicts that
Speaker 2: there shall arise false Christs and false prophets, and they
Speaker 2: shall deceive the very elect. In other words, the Antichrist
Speaker 2: will attempt to appear more Christian than Christ himself, even
Speaker 2: as it were works to accomplish the wholesale destruction of
Speaker 2: the Christian underpinnings of Western civilization. The Nazis pursued this strategy,
Speaker 2: but were hampered by the limited appeal of their antisemitic ideology.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit hard to get the entire world
Speaker 2: on board with a genocide. German theologians fashioned a new
Speaker 2: myth of Jesus as a spirited warrior who drove to
Speaker 2: destroy Judaism, and they elevated Hitler to the status of
Speaker 2: the second coming of Christ, who had finished the work
Speaker 2: Jesus failed to complete the total extermination of Jews and Judaism.
Speaker 2: A more successful Antichrist would, like the French revolutionaries and
Speaker 2: the Marxists, promote values that seem more consistent with the
Speaker 2: Judeo Christian foundations of civilization, such as universal liberty, equality,
Speaker 2: and justice. Except we all know where it ends. With
Speaker 2: their ideologies, we all know what it leads to. It
Speaker 2: leads to mass death, leads to the loss of liberty, quality,
Speaker 2: and justice. This has been their tactic for years. They
Speaker 2: sell you one thing while doing the exact opposite. While
Speaker 2: the past display is a seemingly endless cycle of civilizational
Speaker 2: rises and falls, Steel believes that modern science and technology
Speaker 2: have turned history into a linear progression, as the Bible teaches,
Speaker 2: with a beginning and a final, irreversible end. From its inception, technology,
Speaker 2: a political project as much as one of engineering, has
Speaker 2: dangled before us the shimmering promise of godhood. That's right,
Speaker 2: pride of transhumanism. You will be like God. We have
Speaker 2: seen that lie before. Eat the forbidden fruit of the
Speaker 2: tree of knowledge. Now, Francis Bacon and Renee Descartes the
Speaker 2: projects sixteenth and seventeenth century founders rightly understood it to
Speaker 2: be an anti Christian endeavor that needed to be cloaked
Speaker 2: with a veil of religious orthodoxy. And of course Francis
Speaker 2: Bacon is the one who created the scientific method, or
Speaker 2: the modern scientific method of understanding. Bacon's new Atlantis, which
Speaker 2: describes a secretive, ostensibly Christian community of scientists devoted to
Speaker 2: the experimental investigation of the properties and uses of all
Speaker 2: material things, features a prototype of the modern research university
Speaker 2: called the College of Six Days. Works Descartes's discourse on Method, Method,
Speaker 2: which advances with a similar veneer of piety, the bold
Speaker 2: promise of making human beings. The Masters and Possessors of
Speaker 2: Nature has six parts in invitation of the six days
Speaker 2: of God's creation in both books, the Sabbath, the seventh day,
Speaker 2: devoted to God, falls by the wayside. The frontispiece of
Speaker 2: Bacon's Great Insaturation, further hints at the transgressive nature of technology,
Speaker 2: features a ship passing through the pillars of Hercules, the
Speaker 2: Strait of Gibraltar, alien mark the Divine hero established to
Speaker 2: warn ancient sailors not to exit the Mediterranean into the
Speaker 2: unnavigable Atlantic. In the book's epigraph, many shall go to
Speaker 2: and fro and knowledge shall be increased is from the
Speaker 2: prophecy of the end of Days in Daniel twelve, as
Speaker 2: if to suggest that the expansion of technological power would
Speaker 2: bring history to its apocalyptic conclusion, an early modern conceit
Speaker 2: that has in many respects become a late modern curse.
Speaker 2: Technology underlies virtually every apocalyptic anxiety of our time. Yes,
Speaker 2: I think all of us have become a little weary
Speaker 2: of technology and weary of it as well. These seemingly
Speaker 2: meaningless advancements, These worthless scientists in their labs finding ways
Speaker 2: to make things run one percent faster, or working on
Speaker 2: projects that are of no value to the average person
Speaker 2: or of a detriment to them.
Speaker 5: All these projects that are meaningless to us but very
Speaker 5: meaningful to the people in power, stuff like palanteer to
Speaker 5: help surveil us.
Speaker 2: Yes, science has long since moved away from benefiting the
Speaker 2: common man to benefiting the multi multi billionaires who are
Speaker 2: in control of the funding. Batil is unsure of the
Speaker 2: role of advanced technology, and in particular AI, in the
Speaker 2: big picture of history. He's trying to work out, is
Speaker 2: it the Antichrist? Does it prepare the way for the Antichrist?
Speaker 2: Or is it a catacan, the mysterious force mentioned in
Speaker 2: Second Thessalonians two six that forestalls the Antichrist. The Greek
Speaker 2: word katakine means to hold down. The catacon plays a
Speaker 2: major part in Teal's analysis because things capable of opposing
Speaker 2: the Antichrist can also advance its aims and vice versa
Speaker 2: in the absence of the existential threat of communism. For example,
Speaker 2: Western countries like the US and UK, aided by advanced
Speaker 2: digital technology, have turned psychological operations and disinformation tactics developed
Speaker 2: to fight foreign adversaries against their own citizens. Yes, and
Speaker 2: this is one area where I think they're even more
Speaker 2: advanced and develops than people give them credit for. I
Speaker 2: think this is something they have studied to a shockingly
Speaker 2: to a show talking degree, even further than we have seen.
Speaker 2: This suggests deep cultural sickness, a crisis of confidence in
Speaker 2: the values that defeated totalitarianism in the twentieth century. Til
Speaker 2: nevertheless thinks that worries about AI taking over the world
Speaker 2: are more dangerous than AI itself, because the fear of
Speaker 2: existential threats plays directly into the cold hands of deracinated
Speaker 2: elites who are working to establish a global managerial state.
Speaker 2: Even so, there is something satanic about AI, a ghostly
Speaker 2: entity that is increasingly capable of hacking human minds on
Speaker 2: a very large scale, just like we saw with that
Speaker 2: article where the University of Zurich unleashed a few AIS
Speaker 2: onto a subreddit and just let them argue with people,
Speaker 2: let them argue with them in any way they saw
Speaker 2: a fit. They didn't hold them to any kind of
Speaker 2: ethical standard of truth. They simply had them look through
Speaker 2: the person's posting history to identify weak points in areas
Speaker 2: where they could lie and say yeah, I'm with you
Speaker 2: on this, or I'm a fan of this as well,
Speaker 2: and make common ground. And they were marvelously efficient at
Speaker 2: changing people's minds, or you could say horrifyingly efficient at it,
Speaker 2: much better than the average person is. Because the average
Speaker 2: person feels that they shouldn't lie to change your mind,
Speaker 2: or at least doesn't want to lie to change your mind.
Speaker 2: What teal set of Bacon seems to apply to the
Speaker 2: developers of large language models. They've summoned a demon they
Speaker 2: don't believe exists. That's right. These people, even if they
Speaker 2: don't believe in these things, they can't unleash them upon us.
Speaker 2: We see them continually engaged in these weird rituals. Whether
Speaker 2: it's at the cern Hadron Collider or in Bohemian Grove.
Speaker 2: They are either actively and believingly courting these powers, or
Speaker 2: they are simply engaged in this sort of mysticism that
Speaker 2: they believe adds some kind of value to what they
Speaker 2: are doing. But whether they believe in them or not,
Speaker 2: they are out there and they can be, as I said,
Speaker 2: unleashed upon us. The Antichrist is by definition negative and dependent.
Speaker 2: It rejects christ and Christian values while offering a spurious
Speaker 2: imitation of them. AI is similarly dependent being. It is
Speaker 2: a similacrum of human intelligence and language capacities of thought
Speaker 2: and speech the Greeks called logos, of course, the true logos,
Speaker 2: the truest truth, is the word of God, the truth
Speaker 2: of Christ that we need a savior, We need a savior,
Speaker 2: and we need to put our trust in him. But
Speaker 2: AI lacks essential elements of human logos. Its embeddedness in
Speaker 2: the world through birth and a body bound for death,
Speaker 2: and the moral and intellectual interiority that makes the human
Speaker 2: being an image of God. Speech is a living voice
Speaker 2: that brings from the that springs from the soul to
Speaker 2: give interiority its biblical name, embedded in body of an
Speaker 2: existing individual. But AI is not a living being, and
Speaker 2: it replaces inner plenitude with mechanical, algorithmic emptiness. Embeddedness in
Speaker 2: space and time, expresses itself as concerned for and responsiveness
Speaker 2: to the actual conditions of existence, the biblical paradigm of
Speaker 2: which Adam's naming of the animals who live alongside him
Speaker 2: in Eden. While AI requires material, substrates, servers, and other hardware,
Speaker 2: inhabits them in purely occasional and contingent ways, like the
Speaker 2: demons that beg Christ to pass from the mad Galilean
Speaker 2: to the herd of pigs. There's this four chan macro
Speaker 2: image that circulates perennially where this guy posts like, oh,
Speaker 2: you just inscribe these silicon chips with these weird sigils,
Speaker 2: and electricity happens and the computer talks to you.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sounds like demons to me. That one floats around and
Speaker 2: continually resurfaces. I always find it funny. Its relationship with
Speaker 2: actuality is equally contingent. It exists in a digital cloud
Speaker 2: of pure possibility, where it arranges information according to no
Speaker 2: criterion of truth besides probability and the rules of logic.
Speaker 2: That's why CHAT, GPT and other lms are so prone
Speaker 2: to hallucinations, like citing books that exist only in Borges.
Speaker 2: Borges is fictional, virtually infinite library of Babbel. Yet like
Speaker 2: the sham philosopher and bad citizen Plato calls the sophist
Speaker 2: who is equally indifferent to truth, AI has a seemingly
Speaker 2: divine ability to imitate virtually anything with lifelike plausibility and vividness,
Speaker 2: and in multiple media. The market, whose whims have for
Speaker 2: decades guided the world's best software engineers, has made this
Speaker 2: soulless capacity of representation, tailored to the taste of the individual,
Speaker 2: available to almost everyone on the planet. It has taught
Speaker 2: us to spend hours every day in its virtual reality,
Speaker 2: entertaining or distracting ourselves with the shadows it casts on
Speaker 2: the walls of our own private caves. If using AI
Speaker 2: for more serious purposes is no less a faustian bargain,
Speaker 2: every advance AI makes in serving our desires degrades fundamental
Speaker 2: human capacities and gives it more mastery over human beings.
Speaker 2: Using AI to navigate makes us less capable navigators. Using
Speaker 2: AI to write makes us less capable writers. Using it
Speaker 2: to make decisions weakens our executive capacities of judgment and action. Yes,
Speaker 2: just like anything, if you do not exercise your abilities
Speaker 2: in that field, you will lose your abilities in that field,
Speaker 2: you must practice them daily or as often as you can.
Speaker 2: Peak AI ministering to the inner emptiness and boredom of
Speaker 2: atomized directionless selves will mean pique, human debility, and enslavement.
Speaker 2: Aren't these the goals of the Antichrist, which, whatever form
Speaker 2: it may take, always seeks to remake human beings in
Speaker 2: its own image? Not so fast. Perhaps AI really is
Speaker 2: a catacan. That is the argument of Alexander C. Carp
Speaker 2: and Nicholas W. Zamiska and the Technological Republic hard power,
Speaker 2: soft belief in the future of them. You'd think that
Speaker 2: these incredibly intelligent people would be able to come up
Speaker 2: with a shorter, more concise title. I always remember back
Speaker 2: to Shakespeare, Brevity is the soul of wet Wit, a
Speaker 2: classmate of Teals at Stanford who also studied philosophy and
Speaker 2: with Teal founded Pallenteer Technologies, and Zamiska, his longtime deputy,
Speaker 2: insists that the enemies of the West will prevail unless
Speaker 2: software developers work in close collaboration with the American government
Speaker 2: to produce AI powered military capabilities superior to that of
Speaker 2: our adversaries, as Pallenteer has done using LM's that's right,
Speaker 2: We're going to have an AI gap. Can't have an
Speaker 2: AI gap. They can't have the AI. We got to
Speaker 2: have the AI. They acknowledge that this will require a
Speaker 2: massive cultural shift among our technological and cosmopolitan elites, who
Speaker 2: embraced an ethereal, post national, and disembodied morality that scorns patriotism,
Speaker 2: and who've learned that belief itself is anything other than
Speaker 2: oneself perhaps is dangerous and to be avoided. It is
Speaker 2: the market's deployment of advanced technology, including AI, that has
Speaker 2: above all promoted this hollowing out of the American mind
Speaker 2: the title of the book's second part, not least by
Speaker 2: rapidly dissolving social bonds, encouraging pathological self absorption, absorption, and
Speaker 2: making possible even incentivizing digital swarms of doxing and online cancelation. Yes,
Speaker 2: we have seen, as he said, pathological self absorption, and
Speaker 2: that is no more evident than the trans ideology. It
Speaker 2: is the ultimate embodiment of self worship, the willingness to
Speaker 2: give in to these psychological torments, these demons that tell
Speaker 2: you these things and even mutilate yourself, to worship at
Speaker 2: the altar of self.
Speaker 5: And throwing away all logic and reasoning and demanding that
Speaker 5: others do the same.
Speaker 2: Yes, you will worship at their altar as well, but
Speaker 2: that's for the next segment where we talk about Pride Month.
Speaker 2: Considered in the context of Carps and Zamiska's urgent call
Speaker 2: to arms. The revelation of this contradiction is genuinely apocalyptic.
Speaker 2: Whether it will accelerate or slow the advent of the
Speaker 2: Antichrist and the bang or whimper of the world's end
Speaker 2: depends on our individual and collective capacities to make informed
Speaker 2: decisions that call for moral courage. And of course, we
Speaker 2: all know the world doesn't end with a bang or
Speaker 2: a whimper. It ends with a trumpet sound capacities that
Speaker 2: have been eroded by technologically induced oblivion, historical, moral and
Speaker 2: metaphysical forgetfulness, and our ingrained habit of seeding direction over
Speaker 2: to over our interior lives, the development of our moral
Speaker 2: selves to the market. That's right, we will turn over
Speaker 2: the development of our moral selves to the market. We
Speaker 2: will decide on what we believe based on what is popular,
Speaker 2: what the largest majority of people find acceptable. Contemplating our predicament,
Speaker 2: it is hard not to feel discouraged. Hope alone remains
Speaker 2: in the Pandora's box. Are clever man and gods have constructed?
Speaker 2: Of course, hope is only found in Jesus Christ, not
Speaker 2: in some idea that perhaps they haven't built it properly.
Speaker 2: Perhaps this perhaps that No, there is always hope in Christ,
Speaker 2: not in government, not in technology, not in some benevolent
Speaker 2: group of billionaires, but in Christ, hope without which, yes, again,
Speaker 2: hope in Christ, not in these billionaires. We'll move on
Speaker 2: to the next article. This is from the US Sun.
Speaker 2: I didn't know the United States owned the Sun. Are
Speaker 2: we charging people rent on that? I feel like we
Speaker 2: should be getting some kind of royalties. Fears AI will
Speaker 2: leave Earth with population the size of UK by twenty
Speaker 2: three hundred. That's right. AI is going to contribute to
Speaker 2: the declining population.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: Earth will have a dystopian population of just one hundred
Speaker 2: million by twenty three hundred, as AI wipes out jobs,
Speaker 2: turning major cities into ghost lands. An expert has worn
Speaker 2: all these very smart people are continually coming up with
Speaker 2: new and different ways the world will end, whether it's
Speaker 2: this or it's that they can't get any sort of
Speaker 2: consensus even on that computer science professor Subash Kac forecast
Speaker 2: and impossible cost of having children who won't grow up
Speaker 2: with jobs to turn to. That's right, AI is going
Speaker 2: to take all the jobs. So why would you even
Speaker 2: have kids. They're not going to have a job. It's
Speaker 2: going to be difficult for them. Well, you're not defined
Speaker 2: by your job. Your job is simply something you do.
Speaker 2: It is not who you are, It is not a
Speaker 2: does not impact your life in any other ways other
Speaker 2: than your ability to make money. We have largely been
Speaker 2: defined by our jobs here in the West for a
Speaker 2: long time. That is something they have pushed on us
Speaker 2: and something that we have absorbed. We absorbed that propaganda
Speaker 2: very readily because as men, we do like to define
Speaker 2: ourselves by our level of success, whether we are bringing
Speaker 2: in one hundred thousand dollars or a million dollars, whatever
Speaker 2: it is, however much money we're making, we place a
Speaker 2: lot of.
Speaker 4: Value on that.
Speaker 2: But the truth is, it is not about how much
Speaker 2: money you make. It is about the love you provide
Speaker 2: your family, the security and the sense of protecting them
Speaker 2: from these outside evils that you provide to your family,
Speaker 2: and of course teaching them about the Word of God,
Speaker 2: loving them and showing them the love of Christ. That
Speaker 2: is what truly matters as the head of a household.
Speaker 2: That means the world's greatest cities like New York and
Speaker 2: London will become deserted ghost towns, he added. Professor Kak
Speaker 2: points to AI as the culprit, which he says will
Speaker 2: replace everything. Things will get so bad, he predicts the
Speaker 2: population will shrink to nearly the size of Britain's current
Speaker 2: estimated population, close to seventy million.
Speaker 5: Very specific number there, Like, how is he getting these numbers?
Speaker 5: Oh right, he's just making him up.
Speaker 2: I made it up the source. I made it up.
Speaker 2: It came to me in a dream. We can find
Speaker 2: beauty and family and community in Christ. That is what
Speaker 2: we need to work towards the age of artificial intelligence.
Speaker 2: Author who works at Oklahoma State University, good Old Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: told the Sun computers or robots will never be conscious,
Speaker 2: but they will be doing literally all that we do.
Speaker 2: Because most of what we do in our lives can
Speaker 2: be replaced. Well, you cannot be replaced as the head
Speaker 2: of your family. You cannot be replaced when it comes
Speaker 2: to teaching your children about the love of God. Literally everything,
Speaker 2: even decision making in offices will be replaced. Well, that's
Speaker 2: not very difficult. I have met some middle managers here
Speaker 2: and there, and yes, I think they could have been
Speaker 2: replaced by a symbol clapping monkey robot. But that's neither
Speaker 2: here nor there. So it's going to be devastating for
Speaker 2: society and world society. There are demographers who are suggesting
Speaker 2: that as a consequence, the world population will collapse and
Speaker 2: it could go down to as low as just one
Speaker 2: hundred million people on the entire planet Earth in twenty
Speaker 2: three hundred or twenty three eighty, just one hundred million.
Speaker 2: Right now it's around eight billion. So the whole world
Speaker 2: will be devastated. As I discussed in my book, I
Speaker 2: think people really don't have a clue. I think it
Speaker 2: might be this guy who doesn't have a clue. The
Speaker 2: great cities of.
Speaker 5: Our doesn't this sort of cancel out their global warming
Speaker 5: problems of overpopulation. When the sea levels rise and drown
Speaker 5: out ninety percent of land, Hey, that doesn't matter, as
Speaker 5: long as ninety percent of the population's gone.
Speaker 2: Anyway, exactly, the two apocalypses will cancel each other out.
Speaker 2: It's simple math. The great cities of our modern times
Speaker 2: will be abandoned. Oh no, not New York. We're going
Speaker 2: to lose that bastion of culture where the rats fight
Speaker 2: over pizza. Cross one hundred million people in the whole world,
Speaker 2: which is just a bit more than the entire population
Speaker 2: of Great written right now, it is likely I have
Speaker 2: all the data in the book. This is not just
Speaker 2: my personal opinion. The world is ending.
Speaker 4: Buy my book.
Speaker 2: That's right, the world's ending. But he still wants you
Speaker 2: to buy his book. He's still going to tell you
Speaker 2: that you should buy his book and learn how the
Speaker 2: world is going to end. Not that you'll have any
Speaker 2: ability to do anything about it, but at least you'll
Speaker 2: have his book on it. I suppose AI has advanced
Speaker 2: at a rapid rate in recent years. China and Russia
Speaker 2: will use drones the size of insects to spy on
Speaker 2: UK and commit untraceable murders.
Speaker 6: Ex.
Speaker 2: Google futurist Warrens. I bet he was salivating as he
Speaker 2: said that, like, oh, they're going to commit untraceable murders
Speaker 2: with drone swarms. Tools like chat GPT, which launch launched
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty two now have now established themselves as
Speaker 2: essential for businesses and individuals, but the growth continues to
Speaker 2: spark alarm about the future of employment. In March, the
Speaker 2: Chancellor Rachel Reeves said, an increasing number of roles are
Speaker 2: being taken up by a I. That's right, More and
Speaker 2: more businesses are using AI and they're cutting their staff.
Speaker 2: But that is just that is how things are.
Speaker 5: Now, which brings us to the actual problem of AI,
Speaker 5: which is the people using it and leveraging their power
Speaker 5: to control the lot of people.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is a force multiplier. It allows them to
Speaker 2: exert control over a larger number of people, allows them
Speaker 2: to parse more data more rapidly. Whether it's parsing it
Speaker 2: correctly is irrelevant. Professor Khak, who also wrote Matter in Mind,
Speaker 2: said birth rates will plunge because people will be reluctant
Speaker 2: to have children who will likely be unemployed in adult life.
Speaker 2: Yet people have stopped having babies Europe, China, Japan in
Speaker 2: The most rapid fallen population right now is taking place
Speaker 2: in Korea yet and now I'm not saying that these
Speaker 2: trends will continue, but it's very hard to reverse them
Speaker 2: because a lot of people have children for a variety
Speaker 2: of reasons. One is of course social. In the back
Speaker 2: of your mind, you have a sense of what the
Speaker 2: future is going to look like. Well, I don't think
Speaker 2: I ever really considered that when having our son. I
Speaker 2: don't think I sat there and thought, but what kind
Speaker 2: of jobs will be available for him? What will he do?
Speaker 2: Because that his whatever he does, will be fine, just
Speaker 2: so long as he is a godly man, that is
Speaker 2: all I really care about. I'm sure once you trust,
Speaker 2: when he trusts in God, things will work themselves out.
Speaker 2: If you sense that there will be no jobs for children,
Speaker 2: A lot of people have that sense, and that translates
Speaker 2: into extreme costs of child reeling as his child rearing,
Speaker 2: as is happening in the US right now. It is
Speaker 2: expensive that little guy eats a lot. Billionaire tesla and
Speaker 2: ex owner Elon Musk is among those who claim the
Speaker 2: human race could one day face extinction over AI and
Speaker 2: declining birth rates. And of course we see Elon Musk
Speaker 2: trying to have many, many children, but he is a
Speaker 2: father to none of them. He is simply a sperm donor.
Speaker 2: He has created life, but he does not sustain it.
Speaker 2: He has no interest in actually raising them. Wally Walris,
Speaker 2: the AI gave him the numbers when it wrote the
Speaker 2: article for him.
Speaker 5: I always have that feel of ais authoritative statements of
Speaker 5: absolute nonsense. He hallucinated this article the source.
Speaker 3: I made it up. It came to me in a dream.
Speaker 2: Big brit is back again. They are already replacing people's
Speaker 2: jobs with AI. Yes they are, they are, and that
Speaker 2: is going to continue, and that is something we should
Speaker 2: be concerned about. But it is not the end of
Speaker 2: the world. Humanity is resilient. God has told us how
Speaker 2: this all ends. And just so long as we do
Speaker 2: not lose hope and we continue to move forward, we
Speaker 2: will be okay. But I do think that we have
Speaker 2: reached the point where there is no putting the genie
Speaker 2: back in the bottle. Technology very very rarely, if ever,
Speaker 2: it goes backwards. Once something is released out into the public,
Speaker 2: it is there to stay. It's like the gun controlled debate, Well,
Speaker 2: we need to get rid of all the guns. Well,
Speaker 2: the truth is you can't. You just can't. You can't
Speaker 2: get rid of them. They're already out there. They have
Speaker 2: progressed too far. If you wanted to get rid of guns,
Speaker 2: what you had to do was find the people creating
Speaker 2: them when they were first coming on the scene and
Speaker 2: get rid of them. But now that they have proliferated,
Speaker 2: that time for debate is over. You cannot. You cannot,
Speaker 2: as I said, put the genie back in the bottle.
Speaker 2: That is one area where I think Ted Kaczynski was
Speaker 2: entirely too optimistic. Oh well, if we simply cause enough
Speaker 2: damage and cause enough chaos and take out these systems,
Speaker 2: we can set ourselves back into the Stone Age. Well,
Speaker 2: I do not believe that to be possible. The level
Speaker 2: of coordinated effort that would take, for one, is unrealistic.
Speaker 2: You would not be able to get enough people on board.
Speaker 2: And for two, you would simply never be able to
Speaker 2: take out all the people that are working on these things.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 5: There will always be people pushing this stuff forward. The
Speaker 5: best you could do is something like the Amish or
Speaker 5: a sort of neo Amish thing, where you say, this
Speaker 5: small community that we have is not going to advance
Speaker 5: past X point.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is the most likely scenario that you could
Speaker 2: actually maintain.
Speaker 3: He had.
Speaker 2: Could humans go extinct? Who knows, well, we know they
Speaker 2: don't go extinct, that's what some people like Elon Musker saying.
Speaker 2: Or there could be disease, It's not necessarily for psychological reasons. Again,
Speaker 2: this is a more pearl clutching in the style of
Speaker 2: Greta Thunberg, except this person has even less excuse because
Speaker 2: they're older. This is a full grown adult. There could
Speaker 2: be a new pathogen created by some monster which could
Speaker 2: wipe off humanity, and so nobody knows. That's why Musk
Speaker 2: is saying maybe humans should go to space, maybe build
Speaker 2: colonies elsewhere, so that should such such a tragedy hit Earth,
Speaker 2: then it could be receded. This is all like science fiction.
Speaker 2: Nobody really knows what's going to happen, but what is
Speaker 2: absolutely certain is that there is a population collapse occurring
Speaker 2: right now before our eyes.
Speaker 5: I think that last, well not the last sentence, but
Speaker 5: that later sentence of there could be a bug that
Speaker 5: wipes us all out kind of sums it up. I'm
Speaker 5: not too worried about a bug wiping us all out.
Speaker 5: I'm worried about the government creating fear and using the
Speaker 5: bug as a maguffin to take control of the world.
Speaker 5: And in much the same way, I'm not as much
Speaker 5: worried about AI taking over as the government using the
Speaker 5: fear of AI and then using the AI tools to
Speaker 5: take control.
Speaker 4: Of the world.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is what the main concern is. But of
Speaker 2: course we must ask, well God turned the hearts of
Speaker 2: the fathers to their chill ldren, because that is what
Speaker 2: needs to happen. UBS identifies start of Trump era construction
Speaker 2: boom and AI Grid Goldman see's upside in used machinery prices. Well,
Speaker 2: is this what he means by making America great again?
Speaker 2: Remember he killed so many small businesses and made us
Speaker 2: all non essential. We are all non essential to Trump
Speaker 2: and his technocrat friends us. Non residential construction is expected
Speaker 2: to soften through the second half of twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: but UBS analysts project a meaningful reacceleration beginning in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six. Structural tailwinds, including investment in data, infrastructure, energy,
Speaker 2: life sciences, and public sector projects are expected to drive
Speaker 2: the next phase of growth, even as commercial construction remains
Speaker 2: pressured by high interest rates and broader macro uncertainty. The
Speaker 2: anticipated rebound rebound inactivity has Goldman analysts forecasting upward pressure
Speaker 2: on machinery pricing later this year. According to UBS analyst
Speaker 2: Stephen Fisher, ahmit Mesratra, and others, the latest industry outlook
Speaker 2: for construction spending is expected to remain soft through twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, with nominal growth projected at just zero point
Speaker 2: eight percent, while real growth is anticipated declined by three percent.
Speaker 2: The weakness is primarily attributed attributable to a slow down
Speaker 2: in manufacturing projects starts over the past year, as well
Speaker 2: as continued headwinds facing commercial projects across retail, office, and
Speaker 2: warehousing more slowing before reacceleration. In twenty twenty six, Fisher
Speaker 2: wrote in a note, adding we expect stimulus and structural
Speaker 2: forces to drive the rebound while cyclical factors remain weak.
Speaker 2: Who's programming the AI, mister President, this is a new article.
Speaker 2: This is on zero hedge, And of course the people
Speaker 2: who are programming the AI are the same people that
Speaker 2: are programming Trump, who are programming Congress, and who will
Speaker 2: be programming your kid if you put them in public school.
Speaker 2: President Trump's new legislative centerpiece, the One Big Beautiful Bill,
Speaker 2: has a promising name and some compelling goals. Reduce government bloat,
Speaker 2: streamline agencies, and modernize operations with cutting edge technology. There's
Speaker 2: a problem, a big, one, huge problem, big problem. I've
Speaker 2: got the best problems. No one will tell us who's
Speaker 2: programming the AI?
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: But we can take guesses at it, but we can
Speaker 2: look at the AI and the types of answers it
Speaker 2: gives and surmise the type of people that are behind it.
Speaker 2: The sweeping bill includes a ten year moratorium on any
Speaker 2: state or local government regulating artificial intelligence. According to the
Speaker 2: Washington Post and AP, more than sixty existing state level
Speaker 2: laws will be overridden if this provision passes. All regulatory
Speaker 2: authority over AI, including systems, will be used in law enforcement, healthcare,
Speaker 2: and others. Defense finance will be centralized in the federal
Speaker 2: government for a decade. For ten years, the government will
Speaker 2: have full and unilateral, unilateral control over AI. Your state
Speaker 2: will have no say in it, Your local government will
Speaker 2: have no say in it. It will simply be at
Speaker 2: the whims of those in Washington, DC. And of course
Speaker 2: they're such virtuous and righteous people they can be trusted
Speaker 2: with this power, of course, and not just this power,
Speaker 2: but this unilateral power.
Speaker 5: And how utterly unconstitutional is this thing? I mean, obviously,
Speaker 5: the Constitution clearly states that any power is not directly
Speaker 5: given to the federal government are reserved for the states.
Speaker 5: But they're saying no, there's a ten year moratorium on
Speaker 5: that in this regard.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure they'll give that power back after the
Speaker 2: ten years. Right, We've seen them do that over and
Speaker 2: over again, where they take it, but they do give
Speaker 2: it back.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, I've never seen that once in my life time.
Speaker 2: The bill empowers the Department of Commerce to deploy commercial
Speaker 2: AI across virtually every federal agency, from the IRS to
Speaker 2: Homeland Security. Well good, isn't that wonderful? I can't wait
Speaker 2: for the algorithm to look at my taxes and decide
Speaker 2: that somehow I've made a mistake and haul me off
Speaker 2: to the goolog And yet no one in the White
Speaker 2: House or Congress has revealed who is writing the AI code,
Speaker 2: what data sets it's trained on, whether it can be
Speaker 2: independently audited, or whether it's bound by the US Constitution.
Speaker 2: This isn't just a transparency issue. This is a constitutional
Speaker 2: crisis in the making. To be clear, President Trump's instincts
Speaker 2: here may be sound. We've long needed to shrink the
Speaker 2: federal leviathan and replace unconstitutional bureaucracies with systems that serve
Speaker 2: the people. But good intentions won't protect us from the
Speaker 2: unseen programmers, black box algorithms, and unaccountable automation. They're going
Speaker 2: to turn this over to a system like what we
Speaker 2: see in Brazil, except it won't be a bunch of
Speaker 2: individuals typing on keyboards. It will be some central hive mind.
Speaker 5: He says, we need to shrink the viathan of federal government,
Speaker 5: and trumps on point with this by making the entire
Speaker 5: AI under the control of the federal leviathan. I don't
Speaker 5: see how this is shrinking federal government in any way.
Speaker 2: This bill mandates AI integration across government to improve efficiency
Speaker 2: and security. But efficiency isn't liberty, security isn't sovereignty, and
Speaker 2: no AI, no matter how smart, should be allowed to rewrite, ignore,
Speaker 2: or reinterpret constitutional rights. According to Business Insider, the AI's
Speaker 2: moratorium stated goal is to foster innovation and avoid a
Speaker 2: fragmented regulatory landscape. And reality, it strips states of their
Speaker 2: authority to protect their citizens from deep fakes, algorithmic bias,
Speaker 2: digital censorship, and mass surveillance. This is not governance. This
Speaker 2: is outsourced tyranny hidden under the guise of modernization. But
Speaker 2: we all know that government loves outsourcing, responsibility and blame.
Speaker 2: They want to centralize all the power to themselves. But
Speaker 2: they love having some level of deniability. Oh well, it
Speaker 2: wasn't me, It was this bureaucracy. It was that bureaucracy.
Speaker 2: It was the AI. There's nothing we can really do
Speaker 2: about it. You understand, it wasn't our fault. We're very
Speaker 2: sorry it happened. We're not going to do anything about it, though,
Speaker 2: as we've seen over and over again. So let's ask
Speaker 2: the question about what happens when AI is weaponized. If
Speaker 2: the systems being implemented were open source, transparent, built entirely
Speaker 2: on a constitutional jurisprudence, and auditible by the public, would
Speaker 2: be having a very different conversation. Instead, we're facing a
Speaker 2: future where an algorithm may determine whether you're eligible for services,
Speaker 2: a machine learning system may flag you as a threat
Speaker 2: based on your social media posts, and a black box
Speaker 2: model may deny you a loan, reject your legal challenge,
Speaker 2: or freeze your bank account. Why we need a parallel society.
Speaker 2: We've seen even in our lives, just the PayPal. The
Speaker 2: PayPal account my dad had being deleted, and he was
Speaker 2: on with support for many hours, and eventually I just
Speaker 2: came back and said, yeah, we don't know why. It
Speaker 2: was never told a reason why that it happened, never
Speaker 2: explained anything, but we never got it back either. I
Speaker 2: just said, oh, well, that's weird. Bye. You'll never meet
Speaker 2: the person who made the decision because there won't be one,
Speaker 2: and you won't be able to sue. Let's not forget.
Speaker 2: AI is only as trustworthy as the data and ideology
Speaker 2: behind it. Who's writing the rules Google Paleer, a Pentagon
Speaker 2: contractor a committee of DEI officers, or any of them
Speaker 2: being held to the constitution. Maybe it's Satan that's writing
Speaker 2: the code. They've got him down there with his glasses
Speaker 2: on typing away Furiously. The bill provides no clarity and
Speaker 2: no enforceable limits. Many Americans have noticed that Trump, while
Speaker 2: visionary in bold, often surrounds himself with personnel who do
Speaker 2: not share his America First convictions, and the author of
Speaker 2: this article seems to be a little fraid to call
Speaker 2: out Trump. It's not Trump, it's the people he surrounds
Speaker 2: himself with. Well, as we've all said many times, personnel
Speaker 2: is policy, and Trump has bragged and prided himself on
Speaker 2: hiring the best people. I only hire the best, But
Speaker 2: when it comes down to it, he hires these same
Speaker 2: despicable creatures, These vampires that want to suck the life
Speaker 2: out of the country and destroy your family. Over and
Speaker 2: over again. We've seen it happen.
Speaker 5: So is Musk going to be his AI fauci? He'll
Speaker 5: be the fall man for every bad decision that Trump
Speaker 5: puts through With AI.
Speaker 4: We'll have to wait and see.
Speaker 2: Look no further than Susie Wilds, a longtime DC insider
Speaker 2: and lobbyist who acts as a gatekeeper to the former president.
Speaker 2: She's known for blocking conservative constitutionalists from delivering vital information.
Speaker 2: If AI is going to be deployed in government, then
Speaker 2: it must be open source so the public can verify
Speaker 2: it bound to the Constitution, not corporate code, audited regularly
Speaker 2: by independent civilian led review boards, and subject to judicial
Speaker 2: challenge if it infringes on rights. Anything less is a
Speaker 2: betrayal of American sovereignty. The one, Big Beautiful Bill is
Speaker 2: not a harmless modernization measure. Is a potential gateway to
Speaker 2: technocratic control, where the power of law enforcement, taxation, and
Speaker 2: surveillance is handed over to machines. We can't see, question
Speaker 2: or hold accountable. Of course, the Big Beautiful Bill is
Speaker 2: being brought to you by Trump and Speaker Johnson, call
Speaker 2: your U S Senators now, demand removal of the AI moratorium,
Speaker 2: clear constitutional guard rails and transparency, auditing in public oversight
Speaker 2: of all AI code, be desployed, be deployed in federal agencies.
Speaker 2: Let them know we are not giving the Republic away
Speaker 2: to an algorithm. That's right. We need to contact and
Speaker 2: all the people in power, anyone you can have access
Speaker 2: to and contact in a polite way, no threats. We
Speaker 2: don't want to be crazy, but you need to let
Speaker 2: people in power know that this is not right, that
Speaker 2: this is not okay, that you will not take it,
Speaker 2: that you will do everything in your power legally to
Speaker 2: fight back. Well, we're going to take a quick break,
Speaker 2: and when we come back, like I said, maybe we'll
Speaker 2: take a little bit of a look at jolly On
Speaker 2: West and his method of programming people. And now I
Speaker 2: think we've seen it play out over a large, large
Speaker 2: scale over the past few years.
Speaker 4: Stay with us, we'll be right.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, folks, Thank you for still being with us,
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Speaker 2: of the Storm. Everything is being demolished intentionally so we
Speaker 2: can install digital decision makers. The general public will beg
Speaker 2: for a technology technocracy, as we see that over and
Speaker 2: over again. They make the system so broken, so inefficient,
Speaker 2: so terrible, and instill enough fear of something and someone
Speaker 2: that they will beg for a solution, whether it's to
Speaker 2: their own good or detriment. Hi Handy may strength the
Speaker 2: government in size, but reach empower increases exponentially. Yes, like
Speaker 2: we saw with computers, they got smaller and smaller, but
Speaker 2: their power grew, as you said, exponentially. Angry Tiger's den.
Speaker 2: I have a friend in Brazil, extremely or welly, and
Speaker 2: from what he tells me, transaction is traced and tracked,
Speaker 2: and of course that is what they're working towards here.
Speaker 2: That is what they want for all of us across
Speaker 2: the globe, a one world digital currency, a central bank
Speaker 2: digital currency CBDC, so they can know your every purchase,
Speaker 2: your every move and turn it off at the source
Speaker 2: just cause your money to evaporate. Trapper two twenty, thanks
Speaker 2: for allowing me to voice my opinion. Well, you're welcome, trapper.
Speaker 2: I hope you enjoy the show. I hope you do
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Speaker 2: to let people say whatever they want, barring being utterly
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Speaker 3: And it is.
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Speaker 2: great time Jason. Of course being the host of Knights
Speaker 2: of the Storm with Karen Carpenter and Angry Tiger. They
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Speaker 2: they like have their time slots, and where you can
Speaker 2: watch them. They do a great job keeping all that
Speaker 2: data out there. Now, as I said before we went
Speaker 2: to break, I'd like to discuss the doctor Lewis Jollyon West.
Speaker 2: Jolly West not a very jolly fellow, but he did
Speaker 2: have a lot to do with what we see playing
Speaker 2: out in the public sphere today. He was a pioneer
Speaker 2: when it comes to mind control or whatever you want
Speaker 2: to call it, breaking people down and having them remade.
Speaker 2: Now he describes it as DDD. They were studying what
Speaker 2: was going on with the communists in Vietnam and how
Speaker 2: they were reprogramming people and the success that they had
Speaker 2: with it, or lack thereof. He actually postulated that they
Speaker 2: were not nearly as successful as they should have been.
Speaker 2: And in his writings you can almost see him saying,
Speaker 2: but if you give me enough money, if you give
Speaker 2: me a grant, oh boy, will I show you some results.
Speaker 2: Now I can't show you this because it is protected
Speaker 2: under South African copyright law. But if you google Jolly
Speaker 2: West DDD and look for his proposed testimony under regarding
Speaker 2: the death of doctor Neil Aggatt, you can find it
Speaker 2: and read it for yourself. Lance is asking if he
Speaker 2: was one of the MK ultra people. Yes, he was
Speaker 2: definitely involved with MK Ultra. He denied his involvement with
Speaker 2: the CIA until he died, but after he died people
Speaker 2: found papers that were linking him directly to the CIA.
Speaker 2: In fact, he ran a flophouse to study hippies and
Speaker 2: the use of acid, their use of acid in Tara Height,
Speaker 2: Tara Hoyt. I can never get the preunciation of that
Speaker 2: place right, and so there's speculation that he was actually
Speaker 2: involved with Charles Manson and may have done experiments on
Speaker 2: him or at least supplied him with drugs. Now, as
Speaker 2: I said, I cannot show you this article to protect
Speaker 2: it under South African copyright law, but I made some
Speaker 2: notes here that I would like to share with you.
Speaker 2: And if you google doctor Lewis jolly On West d
Speaker 2: d D just look for the one that is about
Speaker 2: the proposed testimony about the death of doctor Neil Agate.
Speaker 2: DDD stands for depility, dependency and dread and he says, well,
Speaker 2: again this is paraphrase, but prolonged captivity results in extreme stress.
Speaker 2: That is of course obvious. We've seen that, whether you
Speaker 2: know it's a people in prison or what happened with
Speaker 2: the COVID lockdown playing out across America and across the globe.
Speaker 2: Of course, you can intensify stress through dded debility. You
Speaker 2: can do this in many ways. You can force them
Speaker 2: to lose weight, have a bad diet, lack of physical activity,
Speaker 2: sleep loss, messing with diurnal cycle, sickness or pain. We've
Speaker 2: seen all these things play out across the American society.
Speaker 2: They have messed with people sleep, schedules. They have given us.
Speaker 4: A terrible, terrible diet.
Speaker 2: It has gotten exceedingly exceedingly bad and keeps getting worse,
Speaker 2: whether it's because of the chemicals or from the lack
Speaker 2: of nutrition in the food that they push on us.
Speaker 2: Lack of physical activity. We have all moved further away
Speaker 2: from the types of jobs that would allow us some
Speaker 2: level of physical activity. Even what I'm doing here, sitting
Speaker 2: in front of you for two to three hours every
Speaker 2: single day, is a lack of physical activity. Sicknessess, and pain.
Speaker 2: We have seen sickness explode over the years, whether it's
Speaker 2: chronic illness, autoimmune diseases, or whatever. And of course pain
Speaker 2: comes along with those dependency without access to standard support systems.
Speaker 2: Think of what they did with the lockdown. They shoved
Speaker 2: everyone into their houses. They said, you cannot go out,
Speaker 2: you will stay inside. You will isolate yourselves, you will
Speaker 2: make sure that you do not interact with people. Whether
Speaker 2: when you isolate them from standard support systems, whether that's
Speaker 2: family or friends. The captive slash captives will become more
Speaker 2: and more dependent on those keeping them captive, keeping them prisoner.
Speaker 2: This can be enhanced by multiple factors. The interrogations or
Speaker 2: field dependency. That's a field dependency is whether you need
Speaker 2: external cues or clues to interpret things or whether you
Speaker 2: can kind of take things one by one and analyze
Speaker 2: them individually to come to your own conclusions. And now finally, dread,
Speaker 2: and we know that dread is always somewhat present in prisoners.
Speaker 2: There's always this feeling of dread because you don't know
Speaker 2: what's going to happen. You are not in control. You
Speaker 2: are being dictated to e just give me atensive act
Speaker 2: by direct or implied threats of harm. Whether these are
Speaker 2: based solely in the expectation of the prisoner or from
Speaker 2: the behavior of the captors, they have basically the same outcome. Again,
Speaker 2: think of what they did with COVID. They made all
Speaker 2: kinds of threats about what will happen to you. You're
Speaker 2: going to get sick, You're going to die. The hospitals
Speaker 2: are going to be flooded, your grandparents are going to die,
Speaker 2: your children are going to die. This played out en
Speaker 2: mass in large scale across the entire country, and it
Speaker 2: is part of a playbook from mk Ultra from what
Speaker 2: I believe is one of the most evil individuals that
Speaker 2: the country has produced, doctor Lewis Jollyon West B. T.
Speaker 2: Taylor two four six. Wasn't he connected to Jack Ruby
Speaker 2: as well? Yes, he was the psychiatrist that they called
Speaker 2: in to check on Jack Ruby, and once he was
Speaker 2: finished with them, he declared him completely and utterly insane cuckoo. Yes,
Speaker 2: he's connected to quite a few other things as well,
Speaker 2: But he is a forefather, a progenitor of the tactics
Speaker 2: we see engaged in ruthlessly. They have transitioned from using
Speaker 2: them on singular individuals to try and create puppets for assassination.
Speaker 2: They have moved to using them against us whole sale.
Speaker 2: They have started to employ these many years ago directly
Speaker 2: onto the American people. They saw that they worked, and
Speaker 2: they are now more than willing to engage in them
Speaker 2: continually against us. This is not just This didn't just
Speaker 2: start with the COVID lockdown. This might be the most
Speaker 2: direct example of these tactics at play, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: but this sort of thing has been going on for years.
Speaker 2: So Lewis Jollyan West, he's a very interesting individual, but
Speaker 2: he is a very very evil individual as well. He
Speaker 2: had a long running what you might call disagreement with
Speaker 2: the Church of Scientology. He railed against them. He hated
Speaker 2: the Church of Scientology, and he did a talk with
Speaker 2: Margaret Singer on cults in general. Margaret Singer, of course,
Speaker 2: another very and also very interesting person tied into these things.
Speaker 2: And I tend to wonder if his hatred of scientology
Speaker 2: comes from the fact that he wants to be the
Speaker 2: only game in town or from a professional pride stamp
Speaker 2: pride standpoint where he's like, I know, I'm I've got
Speaker 2: the real brainwashing techniques. These guys are chumps, Audi mrr.
Speaker 2: He's connected to all those people because everything government does
Speaker 2: is a sy up on one level or another.
Speaker 4: That's right, They love their sy ops. O.
Speaker 2: N sixty one, Jolly West killed an elephant by accidentally
Speaker 2: overdosing it with LSD.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: In Oklahoma at the zoo. He dosed an elephant with
Speaker 2: a massive amount of LSD, and he apparently had done
Speaker 2: the calculations wrong, because even for an elephant, this was
Speaker 2: an overwhelming amount of LSD. The elephant's name was Tusco.
Speaker 2: A very sad thing about the story, and realistically the
Speaker 2: elephant probably died from what they injected him with. Do
Speaker 2: try to counteract to the LSD. I forget what it was,
Speaker 2: but it was another massive dose of something that probably
Speaker 2: killed the elephant, not the acid itself, but the effect
Speaker 2: remains the same. He did kill the elephant, Tusco.
Speaker 5: You really have to wonder what the intended goal of
Speaker 5: getting an elephant really high was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not in to what if we dosed an
Speaker 2: elephant with acid? Who is another one that things like,
Speaker 2: who comes up with these things? Why would you dose
Speaker 2: an elephant with acid? But a sad thing about the
Speaker 2: story of Tusco is he had a mate, a wife,
Speaker 2: an elephant wife there and as Tusco was given the acid,
Speaker 2: he began to cry out, and you know, he doesn't
Speaker 2: understand what's happening. So his wife comes over and tries
Speaker 2: to support him, you know, leans up against him to
Speaker 2: give him stability. But Tusco still just slumps over and
Speaker 2: falls to the ground. And then after they dosed him
Speaker 2: with whatever it was to counteract it, he passed away.
Speaker 2: So that is a very very sad story. Elephants are
Speaker 2: very intelligent, very beautiful creatures, and the fact that they
Speaker 2: did this, I mean, he has no morals. He's willing
Speaker 2: to do, He's willing to do anything we've seen that
Speaker 2: in the experiments he would do on people. Oh and
Speaker 2: sixty one. I grieved for Tusco to this very day.
Speaker 2: Yes we must. It is a horrifying story. I'm laughing
Speaker 2: about it, but it is truly terrifying and truly disgusting
Speaker 2: what he did. It is just simply the fact that, again,
Speaker 2: what kind of lunatic decides to dose an elephant with LSD.
Speaker 2: It doesn't make any sense unless you are simply looking
Speaker 2: to see what happens. But that's enough about good old
Speaker 2: Jolly West for today. He is my current reading obsession
Speaker 2: and a little bit of research here and there. I'm
Speaker 2: sure I will bring him up again at some point,
Speaker 2: but uh, we'll move on from there. Dodge discontinuing all
Speaker 2: electric Charger Daytona RT muscle car. Who could have seen
Speaker 2: this coming? Who could have foreseen that people who want
Speaker 2: muscle cars might not want an a electric one. Dodge will
Speaker 2: discontinue the Charger Daytona RT trim starting with the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six model year. The decision is attributed to US
Speaker 2: tariff policies and existing inventory levels. Going forward, Dodge will
Speaker 2: shift its focus to the SCAT pack six pack and
Speaker 2: four door variants for production. The RT will be available
Speaker 2: in Destroyer gray as the entry level trim of Dodge's
Speaker 2: first all electric muscle car. The RT delivers a performance
Speaker 2: and design package that reflects the brand's identity. The model
Speaker 2: will remain a reference point for Dodge's early electric vehicle efforts.
Speaker 2: The RT trim features a four hundred volt dual motor
Speaker 2: all wheel drive system delivering five hundred and three horse power
Speaker 2: and four hundred three pounds foot of torque. It accelerates
Speaker 2: from zero to sixty two miles per hour and four
Speaker 2: point seven seconds. That is the top speed of one
Speaker 2: hundred thirty five miles per hour. The battery has a
Speaker 2: total capacity of one hundred point five kilowatt hours, with
Speaker 2: a usable capacity of ninety three point nine kilowat hours.
Speaker 2: The estimated range is three hundred eight miles on a
Speaker 2: full charge, which is notable given the performance level. DC
Speaker 2: fast charging at three and fifty kilowatt allows a battery
Speaker 2: to charge from five percent to eighty percent in just
Speaker 2: thirty two zero point five minutes. That's right, you can
Speaker 2: get from five percent to eighty percent in just thirty
Speaker 2: two and a half minutes, So you know, just sit
Speaker 2: around waiting for that. I guess you can go real fast,
Speaker 2: but then things slow way down. Adjustable regenerative braking is
Speaker 2: included to support efficient driving, Adaptive suspension, launch control, and
Speaker 2: twenty inch wheels come as standard. Well, they're going to
Speaker 2: discontinue that model, folks, I assume there will. They'll continue
Speaker 2: down the EV pipeline for a while. They don't learn
Speaker 2: their lesson quickly top banking executive or versus course on
Speaker 2: climate change. And this is Jamie Demon or Jamie Diamond,
Speaker 2: however you prefer to call him, doesn't matter to me.
Speaker 2: JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Demon on Friday criticized government
Speaker 2: initiatives that focus on climate change, in apparent reversal from
Speaker 2: his stance during the Biden administration. It's almost like he's
Speaker 2: a chameleon. It's almost like he will just say whatever
Speaker 2: he thinks is most profitable at the moment, and he
Speaker 2: has no real actual ethics, morals or values that he
Speaker 2: holds to. The Biden administration was giving all this money
Speaker 2: and this is Demon. Now, this is what he's saying. Now,
Speaker 2: this is a quote directly from him. The Biden administration
Speaker 2: was giving all this money to evs and cars and
Speaker 2: wasting a lot of money on green stuff which isn't
Speaker 2: going to work, and all that. What an eloquent speaker
Speaker 2: Jamie Demon is truly. I am in awe of his
Speaker 2: rhetorical skill. His oration leaves me breathless. Demon told attendees
Speaker 2: at the Reagan National Economic Forum, do you think people
Speaker 2: in rural cities? Do you think people in inner cities
Speaker 2: thought they were getting anything? Do you think that those
Speaker 2: people think that the American government is fair and competent
Speaker 2: and that this was in their best interests? Their schools
Speaker 2: don't work and they're not getting the skills they need.
Speaker 2: Later in his talk, Demon lemented the whole world is
Speaker 2: going to waste a lot of money in the economy. Yes, Jamie,
Speaker 2: I wonder who might have been promoting these green ideas.
Speaker 2: I wonder who may have been trying to sell them,
Speaker 2: who may have been trying to make money off of them. Well,
Speaker 2: let's take a look at what Jamie was saying before.
Speaker 2: Demon's remarks are in stark contrast to his previous position
Speaker 2: on climate change and a twenty twenty three letter to shareholders,
Speaker 2: Demon insisted that massive global investment in clean energy technologies
Speaker 2: must be done and must continue.
Speaker 4: To grow year over year.
Speaker 2: To achieve this, he said, the government may need to
Speaker 2: seize property from private citizens what is legally referred to
Speaker 2: as eminent domain. At the same time, permitting reforms are
Speaker 2: desperately needed to allow investment to be done in any
Speaker 2: kind of timely way, wrote Demon. You may even need
Speaker 2: to evoke eminent domain. We simply are not getting the
Speaker 2: adequate investments fast enough for grid, solar, wind and pipeline initiatives.
Speaker 2: Oh no, Jamie, Oh no. See that's one of the
Speaker 2: core tenets of lying. Don't write it down, don't let
Speaker 2: people have records of it, Jamie, stealth patriot. The elephant
Speaker 2: was having a better time than Fauci's beagles.
Speaker 4: That is true.
Speaker 2: That is true. The beagles experiment from Fauci is truly disgusting.
Speaker 2: He is a heartless monster. We are ruled over by
Speaker 2: heartless monsters.
Speaker 4: He kill us.
Speaker 2: So where does a guy get enough LSD to kill
Speaker 2: an elephant? Asking for a friend.
Speaker 6: From the CIA?
Speaker 4: That is correct.
Speaker 2: You just ask your friendly neighborhood CIA agent. You're a
Speaker 2: CIA handler, and he will provide you with enough LSD
Speaker 2: to kill a bull elephant. That is how you go
Speaker 2: about doing that well, Jamie, that has been Jamie demon
Speaker 2: and his complete and utter reversal on the green agenda
Speaker 2: before all for it. In fact, we may even need
Speaker 2: eminent domain to take land from these peasants that aren't
Speaker 2: going to get on board to Oh, these poor people
Speaker 2: in the inner cities, they weren't getting what they needed.
Speaker 2: Do you think they care about this stuff? Come on, Jamie,
Speaker 2: make up your mind. No one likes to suck up
Speaker 2: Big brit Is back again. They even added fake engine sound.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: And if you have an electric vehicle that doesn't make
Speaker 2: fake engine sounds, you can pay me and all sit
Speaker 2: in the passenger seat and just go room broom, really loud.
Speaker 2: You know that's a service I offer. China drowning in
Speaker 2: soaring coal inventories amid sinking power demand, crashing the coal price.
Speaker 2: This is on zero heads. China's overarching central planning model
Speaker 2: means to keep the economy from keeling over, has become
Speaker 2: so tangled up it is next to impossible to keep
Speaker 2: track of fake supply and the needed faker demand. It
Speaker 2: is also starting to dangerously resemble late stage USSR, when
Speaker 2: supply side economics covered up the rot in the economy
Speaker 2: until the absolute and according to Reuters, with its economy
Speaker 2: slowing if not contracting, China is pressing its coal fired
Speaker 2: power plants to stockpile more of the fuel and import
Speaker 2: less in an effort to shore up domestic prices. Well,
Speaker 2: you see, My solution to this is just, you know,
Speaker 2: you put the coal in a compression chamber and you
Speaker 2: just wait and eventually you'll have a bunch of diamonds
Speaker 2: and economy problem solved.
Speaker 4: Baby.
Speaker 2: Sure, it might take a while, it might take you know, months,
Speaker 2: to years, two decades, two centuries, but eventually you're gonna
Speaker 2: have a big old pile of diamonds and you will
Speaker 2: be so incredibly wealthy it will blow your mind. That's
Speaker 2: how I would fix the Chinese economy. And again, if
Speaker 2: they need an economist, I am available. I have many
Speaker 2: more wonderful ideas that they could tap. The coal industry
Speaker 2: in China faces rising coal stockpiles after a massive expansion
Speaker 2: of output following shortages and blackouts in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: is churning out more coal than even the world's largest
Speaker 2: thermal power fleet can consume. Of course, another thing to
Speaker 2: look at is the fact that we're not allowed to
Speaker 2: have coal plants, We're going to be forced to shut
Speaker 2: them down. But China can have so many and so
Speaker 2: much coal mining that they can't even use it all
Speaker 2: to support money losing miners whose profits are under growing pressure,
Speaker 2: The State planner has asked power plants to prioritize domestic
Speaker 2: coal and increase thermal coal stockpiles by ten percent, setting
Speaker 2: an overall target of two hundred and fifteen million metric
Speaker 2: tons by June tenth. The source is said. However, with
Speaker 2: inventories piling up along the supply chain, the guidelines would
Speaker 2: be unlikely to spur much buying or support prices. Mines
Speaker 2: stockpiles are up forty two percent from a year ago,
Speaker 2: while northern Bohai area port inventories are up twenty five
Speaker 2: percent annually. The state run China Energy Daily has said
Speaker 2: buyers are also being asked to procure coal from northern
Speaker 2: ports to Chipaway at high for its stockpiles. Three Reuter
Speaker 2: sources said the NDRC's move follows months of calls from
Speaker 2: industry groups and companies to curb coal imports and output.
Speaker 2: Chinese coal prices have marched steadily downwards. However, prices for
Speaker 2: medium grade coal with a heat value of fifty five
Speaker 2: hundred kilo calories per kilogram stood at six hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty ey one that's eighty six dollars per metric ton
Speaker 2: on Tuesday, the lowest since March twenty twenty one. Prices
Speaker 2: have fallen so far that some buyers have tried to
Speaker 2: wiggle out of long term contracts in favor of spot sales.
Speaker 2: China imported a record five hundred and forty two point
Speaker 2: seven million tons of coal and twenty twenty four, but
Speaker 2: the total is expected to fall this year. Coal imports
Speaker 2: slid sixteen percent in April on the year. Chinese mind
Speaker 2: production continues to grow despite the collapse in prices, with
Speaker 2: the government, haunted by the shortages and blackouts of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one and twenty twenty two, unlikely to consider output cuts.
Speaker 2: I think they are very mindful to avoid a repeat
Speaker 2: of that, said ls EG lead coal analyst Toby Hassal.
Speaker 2: They will tolerate a period where some domestic production is
Speaker 2: really struggling. China's coal production rote six point six percent
Speaker 2: on the year during the period from January to April
Speaker 2: to stand at one point five eight billion tons. At
Speaker 2: the same time, industry profits fell forty eight point nine
Speaker 2: percent year on year for the same period, official data
Speaker 2: showed on Tuesday. Well, now we're going to move and
Speaker 2: look at ed Milliband.
Speaker 5: You mentioned how they are allowed to use as much
Speaker 5: coal as they could possibly use and then some. And
Speaker 5: it's also worth noting that their coal production power plants
Speaker 5: are nowhere near the same as the ones that are
Speaker 5: built in America.
Speaker 2: Yes, they have the dirtiest, least clean versions of them.
Speaker 5: Exactly, And that's what the green people with these treaties
Speaker 5: want to push us all into only using the dirtiest
Speaker 5: possible coal and not manufacturing anything here or having our
Speaker 5: own coal reserves be used here.
Speaker 2: Yes, as I said, we're now going to look at
Speaker 2: ed miliband over in the UK, Milliban plots fifteen percent
Speaker 2: net zero tax on gas bills and a family bathtime
Speaker 2: tax on water bills. This is from the Daily Skeptic.
Speaker 2: This is more attax on the average working man at
Speaker 2: Milliband attaching a plan to shift four eight billion in
Speaker 2: green levies from electricity to.
Speaker 4: Gas bills and move that would push up the average.
Speaker 2: Gas bill by one hundred and twenty a year to
Speaker 2: subsidize heat pumps. Now in this article, they do go
Speaker 2: over how since it's shifting, they're saying, well, this would
Speaker 2: largely even out. We're not adding a new tax or
Speaker 2: simply shifting it from one area to another. But this
Speaker 2: is going to penalize you for having a gas range,
Speaker 2: for having a gas water heater. These things that tend
Speaker 2: to work better. I have had to use an electric
Speaker 2: range many times, and I've had the privilege to use
Speaker 2: a gas range before as well. The gas range works
Speaker 2: so much better. It provides a much more steady heat,
Speaker 2: a much more even heat. It boils water much faster,
Speaker 2: it cooks things much faster. The electric ranges are continually
Speaker 2: finicky to use. Ad miliband attatching a plan to shift
Speaker 2: four pen eight billion green levies from electricity to gas bills,
Speaker 2: a move that would push up the average gas bill
Speaker 2: by one hundred and twenty pounds a year, to subsidized
Speaker 2: heat pumps. Telegraph has more details. The Energy Secretary is
Speaker 2: looking at removing the taxes that are applied to electricity
Speaker 2: as part of his plans to encourage more people to
Speaker 2: buy heat pumps, but he is admitted to Rachel Reeves
Speaker 2: the Chancellor would not cover the four point eight billion
Speaker 2: a year cost, meaning the charges would likely have to
Speaker 2: be shifted onto gas bills. Government ministers and of GEM
Speaker 2: off GEM, the industry regulator, have spoken positively about the plans,
Speaker 2: which experts calculate woul add fifteen percent to the cost
Speaker 2: of gas. We can see that heat pump demand in
Speaker 2: this graph they have has fallen over time. Officials are
Speaker 2: likely to argue that the average household, which uses a
Speaker 2: mix of gas and electricity, would face no increase in
Speaker 2: overall bills as a result. Yes, as we stated at
Speaker 2: the beginning, they're going to say, oh, it's just shifting it.
Speaker 2: This is because the levees would simply be shifted from
Speaker 2: their electric bill to their gas bill, with the cost
Speaker 2: balancing itself out. Overall, homes with heat pumps would benefit most,
Speaker 2: saving four hundred and twenty a year. Families who are
Speaker 2: heavily reliant on gas boilers and cookers could end up
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Speaker 2: watching the show, you'll get one. The Telegraph also reports
Speaker 2: that Labor is plotting a family bathtime tax i would
Speaker 2: force those with larger family homes and gardens to pay more.
Speaker 2: Here's stealth patriot. Thank you, that is very generous. Thank
Speaker 2: you for the tip. That is very very kind. I
Speaker 2: think it's odd that people think it's patriot to fight
Speaker 2: for the liberties of foreign countries but go along with
Speaker 2: authoritarianism of their own government. Yes, I've often wondered about
Speaker 2: that myself. Why do we want to fight for democracy
Speaker 2: across the world? For one, democracy is a terrible form
Speaker 2: of government, It is mob rule, it is tyranny of
Speaker 2: the masses. And for two, if they don't want if
Speaker 2: they want democracy, if they want freedom and liberty, it
Speaker 2: is on them to get it for themselves. You can't
Speaker 2: force someone to want liberty. You can't force someone at
Speaker 2: the point of a gun to accept freedom and responsibility.
Speaker 2: If they want it, they have to take it for themselves.
Speaker 2: That's how it works. That is inherent in the system.
Speaker 2: If you try to give them freedom and liberty and
Speaker 2: they don't want it, they will simply revert back to
Speaker 2: whatever their status quo was, wherever they felt most comfortable.
Speaker 2: While I believe that liberty is something that is a
Speaker 2: inherent human right, that also means that you have to
Speaker 2: fight for it yourself. We are not required to go
Speaker 2: around making the world safe for democracy, as so many
Speaker 2: people have tried to make us think over the years.
Speaker 2: It is not on America. It is not our duty
Speaker 2: to go around policing the world and fixing all of
Speaker 2: its problems.
Speaker 5: In order for liberty to work, there needs to be
Speaker 5: some investment from the people to maintain it.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is a matter of personal responsibility. You have
Speaker 2: to work at it, you have to maintain it. Some
Speaker 2: firms are also pushing for a move to a seasonal
Speaker 2: pricing system, which would mean it costs more to use
Speaker 2: water in the summer than in the winter. Combined with
Speaker 2: the changes, would disproportionately hit the bills of families with
Speaker 2: children and of households with gardens and swimming pools. Tori
Speaker 2: said the punitive plans would hit young parents' hardest, accusing
Speaker 2: labor of allowing a tax on bath time, waging war
Speaker 2: on family homes. Well, we know they do hate families,
Speaker 2: We know they hate children, and they are continually looking
Speaker 2: for ways to disincentivize you from having kids. This is
Speaker 2: just simply one of them. Under the system also known
Speaker 2: as rising block tariffs, the rate people are charged per
Speaker 2: leader increases at intervals in line with their usage. Such
Speaker 2: a system would have to be underpinned by the rollout
Speaker 2: of smart meters to all homes, so that companies would
Speaker 2: monitor their water usage in real time.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: It's not that they're just going to raise your prices.
Speaker 2: They're going to have a smart meter there which monitors everything.
Speaker 2: They're going to know in real time what you are doing.
Speaker 2: That is another part of it. It allows them more
Speaker 2: direct control of you as well. Around sixty percent of
Speaker 2: homes in England are currently metered, but the vast majority
Speaker 2: of those have a conventional meter from which periodic readings
Speaker 2: are taken. The government estimates that only twelve percent have
Speaker 2: smart meters, which are connected to the internet and provide
Speaker 2: data directly to the utility company. Well, they want to
Speaker 2: increase that number, twelve percent. You've got to get those
Speaker 2: numbers up. Those are rookie numbers. They are desperate to
Speaker 2: gain more control over your life and to reduce your
Speaker 2: standard of living down to the bare minimum that you
Speaker 2: will accept. And I think, no matter what anyone says,
Speaker 2: the rule of law is always effectively in any country.
Speaker 2: Whatever the people will tolerate, the government will always seek
Speaker 2: to expand its scope, to expand its power. And whatever
Speaker 2: you will tolerate is what they will do. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter what the constitution says, the law is, it doesn't
Speaker 2: matter what is on the books. Whatever you allow them
Speaker 2: to do, they will do. Don't frag me, bro, Freedom
Speaker 2: and liberty are a mindset and a lifestyle that requires
Speaker 2: the substantial That requires the substantial number of people are
Speaker 2: a good moral character, a strong family unit, a strong identity. Yes,
Speaker 2: I believe it was Benjamin Franklin who said our constitution
Speaker 2: is only suitable to the governance of a moral people.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong on that. I have a terrible
Speaker 2: time remembering who said what energy woman? Seven oh seven oh.
Speaker 2: And they charge you not to have the smart meter.
Speaker 4: Criminal.
Speaker 2: We need a class action lawsuit against all the power companies.
Speaker 2: They'll charge you one way or another. They will make
Speaker 2: sure that they get their money coming and going, and
Speaker 2: they reduce your freedoms while doing it. Hawaii becomes a
Speaker 2: first state to charge tourists for carbon footprint. Hawaii becomes
Speaker 2: the first US state to establish a climate impact fee
Speaker 2: on tourism this week, placing an additional tax on visitors
Speaker 2: to fund climate change resiliency projects. That's right, Hawaii needs
Speaker 2: some resiliency to the climate, as the country's inaugural Green
Speaker 2: Fee Act ninety six will raise the state's current transient
Speaker 2: accommodations tax TAT by zero point seventy five percent for
Speaker 2: a total of eleven percent placed upon the nightly lodging rate,
Speaker 2: effective January first, twenty twenty six. This is according to
Speaker 2: a press release by the Governor Josh Green. Today, Hawaii's
Speaker 2: Hawaii ushers in the first green fee in the nation.
Speaker 2: Once again, Hawaii is at the forefront of protecting our
Speaker 2: natural resources. Yes, that's what we all know Hawaii for
Speaker 2: it isn't for letting it burn to the ground. It
Speaker 2: isn't for utter incompetence and their inability to protect the
Speaker 2: natural resources. It's for their being at the forefront of it,
Speaker 2: recognizing their fundamental role in sustaining the ecological, cultural, and
Speaker 2: economic health of Hawaii as an island chain. Hawaii cannot
Speaker 2: wait for the next disaster to hit before taking action.
Speaker 2: We must build resiliency now, and green fee will provide
Speaker 2: the necessary financing to ensure resources are available for our future.
Speaker 2: Said Green, that's right. You got to pony up, little man.
Speaker 4: You got to pay up.
Speaker 2: It's not the fact that Green is an idiot that
Speaker 2: has mismanaged everything. It's not the fact that he's another
Speaker 2: globalist scumbag that.
Speaker 3: Would rather.
Speaker 2: That would rather line his own pockets than actually do
Speaker 2: anything to protect the island.
Speaker 6: And it is giving a.
Speaker 5: Whole new meaning to the term green tax.
Speaker 2: Green is ostensibly referring to the disastrous twenty three which
Speaker 2: did five point five billion in property damage became an
Speaker 2: international embarrassment for the Hawaiian state government. Of course, as
Speaker 2: we reported at the time, the fires had nothing to
Speaker 2: do with climate change and everything to do with the
Speaker 2: state's gross mismanagement of water resources and fire response. That's right.
Speaker 2: I don't remember the exact details, but I remember there
Speaker 2: was a great deal of issues that went on with
Speaker 2: their water resources. If I remember correctly, they didn't supply
Speaker 2: them to the areas properly. It has been two years
Speaker 2: since this, so you'll have to forgive my lack of memory.
Speaker 5: So remember the massive imminent domain push that they had
Speaker 5: immediately afterward.
Speaker 2: Yes, never let a crisis go to waste. And of
Speaker 2: course there were all kinds of stories at the time
Speaker 2: of people going out and setting the fires on purpose,
Speaker 2: or directed energy weapons being used to start the fires,
Speaker 2: and I could believe either. I could also believe that
Speaker 2: they just directly mismanage the forests by leaving deadwood around
Speaker 2: and let things take their natural course. Either way, it
Speaker 2: equates to the same end. They get to again try
Speaker 2: to use eminent domain and to eventually raise your taxes.
Speaker 2: The green fee will apply to travelers staying in hotels,
Speaker 2: short term vacation rentals, and for the first time ever,
Speaker 2: cruise ships for nightly hotel rate of three hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: The tax would add an extra two to twenty five
Speaker 2: each day. This might not seem like much, but a
Speaker 2: Waian officials expect the tax to generate up to one
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars per year. Like all progressive governance, they
Speaker 2: are licking their chops over the possibilities.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: They just want more and more and more of your money.
Speaker 2: They want to take it by whatever means necessary, Whatever
Speaker 2: excuse they can come up with is good enough for them.
Speaker 2: Nights of the storm. That's key, Travis. Freedom comes with
Speaker 2: individual responsibility, which is why some people don't want it.
Speaker 2: They don't want their responsibility.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: They're more than happy to have their life set out
Speaker 2: for them, their course decided by the government. Just given
Speaker 2: a little stipend enough to live but maybe even comfortably,
Speaker 2: and they will be kept. They will be more than
Speaker 2: happy to sit in their cage and do whatever the
Speaker 2: government says, so long as they don't have to think
Speaker 2: or take responsibility for their own lives. Because it is scary,
Speaker 2: it is difficult, It is worrisome to sit there and
Speaker 2: know that you are responsible for your own success or failure.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't like that, angry Tiger's den.
Speaker 2: The lower the moral standard of the citizens, the more
Speaker 2: they are willing to accept tyranny. That is right, because
Speaker 2: there is more to be afraid of. There are more
Speaker 2: people out there doing bad things, quitting crimes, being violent
Speaker 2: or crazy, and as such, it makes it easier for
Speaker 2: them to sell the fact like you need us to
Speaker 2: come in, You need us to put the boot down
Speaker 2: on these people, You need us to crush them beneath
Speaker 2: the heel. And you know you're going to get caught
Speaker 2: under the boot a little bit too. But I mean,
Speaker 2: it's better than dealing with these other people, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Nights of the storm. Carbon taxes are the next way
Speaker 2: to grift the public. That's why AI and CBDC are
Speaker 2: the goals.
Speaker 5: Yes, and of course they're all being used in combination.
Speaker 5: They will use AI to ensure that everyone is within
Speaker 5: their cbd system, at cbdc's system, and then use the
Speaker 5: climate mcguffin as the justification.
Speaker 6: For all that.
Speaker 2: Yes, they always have some made up justification. The real
Speaker 2: Octo spoke. I know physical therapy is slow and my
Speaker 2: patients limited, but any news on David I missed well
Speaker 2: the physical therapist he had and here the other day
Speaker 2: seemed to think he was doing very well, seemed to
Speaker 2: think he was progressing nicely and gave him some exercises
Speaker 2: that he needs to work on. But the main thing
Speaker 2: that he wants prayer for is the nerves and his
Speaker 2: tongue and his vocal cords, just so that he would
Speaker 2: be able to speak clearly and properly. Again, he is
Speaker 2: very eager to be able to do that.
Speaker 5: About his physical therapy, when he first got back from
Speaker 5: the hospital, we were using the wheelchair, then he was
Speaker 5: using a walker. Now he's using a cane, So he's
Speaker 5: making very good progress on that regard. That's the symptoms
Speaker 5: from the stroke and surgery. The vocal cord thing and
Speaker 5: the problems with the nerves and his tongue are from
Speaker 5: the surgery only they had to stretch a nerve in
Speaker 5: his tongue to operate on his neck, and that's what's
Speaker 5: really bothering him. Because of course he wants to get
Speaker 5: back to doing the show as soon as possible.
Speaker 2: Yes, and we all want him back here as well,
Speaker 2: So keep him in your prayers in that regard. Well,
Speaker 2: I think that's enough about Hawaii. But another thing is
Speaker 2: they are concerned about climate change. They're selling that narrative
Speaker 2: in this as well, and of course this gives them
Speaker 2: the virtual reason of saving the planet to strip you
Speaker 2: of your rights. It is not enough that they take
Speaker 2: them from you. They have to do it under the
Speaker 2: auspices of doing good. They like to look like the
Speaker 2: good guys, despite the fact they are so obviously the
Speaker 2: bad guys. It would almost be more bearable if they
Speaker 2: were to just come out and say, yeah, that's right,
Speaker 2: we're taking your rights or taking them and there's nothing
Speaker 2: you can.
Speaker 4: Do about it, so deal with it.
Speaker 2: But the fact that they have to play this game
Speaker 2: where they sit there and go, oh, it's for the planet.
Speaker 2: It's so poor little Greta, so poor little Greta can
Speaker 2: have a good future, and so your kids can have
Speaker 2: a good future, it's all the more disgusting. In my opinion,
Speaker 2: Energy Woman seven o seven. Remember smart stands for self
Speaker 2: monitoring and reporting technology. As my dad likes to say,
Speaker 2: smart tech for dumb people. Only idiots have their entire
Speaker 2: system connected to the net. Don't frag me, bro. The
Speaker 2: Internet of Everything IOI use cases healthcare, one smart peril,
Speaker 2: two health monitors, three telehealth, smart cities, retail, smart homes industry.
Speaker 2: This is a reason for the massive data centers. Yes,
Speaker 2: they want everything connected to the Internet. That way, they
Speaker 2: can get data from everything all the time. That's why
Speaker 2: they need these massive data centers from the sheer amount
Speaker 2: of data they are going to be collecting, and that's
Speaker 2: why they need AI to parse through it all, because
Speaker 2: you would never be able to do it, no matter
Speaker 2: how many people you employed, you would be generating too
Speaker 2: much all the time. You could never ever actually get
Speaker 2: through it. But they're willing to use AI to do that.
Speaker 2: Even if it makes mistakes, even if it gets things wrong,
Speaker 2: they'll still get a general sense of things and be
Speaker 2: able to utilize it to come after you. Well, I
Speaker 2: think that's enough about the climate mcguffin. For today, things
Speaker 2: continue to go down the path of green insanity. Will
Speaker 2: to box deadwood is all over the planet, but it's
Speaker 2: really just Canada and Cali getting burned for ten years.
Speaker 2: Has something to do with their climates, and potentially also
Speaker 2: the fact that they have more bad actors there or
Speaker 2: people who are just more careless when it comes to
Speaker 2: what they do with the fires.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's range, how it's you know, the borders of
Speaker 5: the left controlled areas are the ones that are under
Speaker 5: most threat from global warming.
Speaker 2: Of course, Yes, there's also just the fact that California
Speaker 2: is large enough that if it implements a policy, it
Speaker 2: starts to trickle out to the rest of the United States.
Speaker 2: If you can get California on board with something something,
Speaker 2: eventually it makes its way across. They start in California
Speaker 2: and New York and work their way through. That's how
Speaker 2: a lot of this stuff happens. So I think there's
Speaker 2: potentially multiple reasons for it. But as I said, I
Speaker 2: think that's enough about the climate mcguffin for today. Before
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, folks, thank you for still being with us,
Speaker 2: And of course, in about twenty minutes I'm going to
Speaker 2: be joined by Reverend Robert Schuler. He's got a book
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Speaker 2: is taking them to court. I believe the case starts
Speaker 2: today June twid so they are fighting back. That is
Speaker 2: a tragedy, and we'll be talking to Reverend Robin Robert
Speaker 2: Schuler about that and about his book. But we are
Speaker 2: also now going to look at the the government's next plandemic.
Speaker 2: They're always running these syops, these wargames, these plans. They
Speaker 2: love to sit there and run these little schemes. These
Speaker 2: shady people in these dark rooms scheming their little schemes.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty four desktop exercise wargamed bioterrorist attack that kills
Speaker 2: two hundred eighty thousand Americans in a single day on
Speaker 2: July fourth, twenty twenty five. That's right, What if this happened?
Speaker 2: What if this happened? Oh no, And of course we
Speaker 2: know that if anyone were to do this, it would
Speaker 2: be our own government. They would launch a false flag,
Speaker 2: they would make all this stuff up. And of course
Speaker 2: this is very reminiscent of their Germ game, you know,
Speaker 2: Dark Winter event two oh one.
Speaker 4: Doctor David E.
Speaker 2: Martin, CEO of MCAM, joined Matt Wineglass What an interesting
Speaker 2: last name and Stephanie Periucci on The Homeless Left podcast
Speaker 2: on Thursday to discuss the report that describes an exercise
Speaker 2: reminiscent of the event to a one tabletop exercise held
Speaker 2: just months before the world was informed by a coronavirus pandemic.
Speaker 2: This suport, published by the US Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense
Speaker 2: in April slash May twenty twenty four, entitled the National
Speaker 2: Blueprint for Biodefense threatens a biotear attack scheduled to take
Speaker 2: place on July fourth, twenty twenty five. The scenario predicts
Speaker 2: that two thousand animals and twound eighty thousand humans will
Speaker 2: perish in a single day, So this is something to
Speaker 2: be on the lookout for. They love running these scams,
Speaker 2: these schemes.
Speaker 3: These.
Speaker 2: These test runs where they get to plan this all
Speaker 2: out and then launching them in the exact same way
Speaker 2: that they did in the scenario. The following hypothetical opening
Speaker 2: remarks by the chair of a Congressional joint Inquiry provide
Speaker 2: context for this report by portraying a biological attack sufficient
Speaker 2: to cause the catastrophic consequences warned of by the Bipartisan
Speaker 2: Commission on Biodefense. The scenario describes how a biological agent
Speaker 2: could target humans and animals, how disease could emerge, some
Speaker 2: of the key interagency capabilities required to address the agent
Speaker 2: in its impacts, and the consequences of failure. Joint inquiry
Speaker 2: into administration and congressional actions before and during the bio
Speaker 2: terrorist attack of July fourth, twenty twenty five, U S.
Speaker 2: House of Representatives, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and US
Speaker 2: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
Speaker 4: Chair.
Speaker 2: I call this first hearing of the Joint Inquiry to order.
Speaker 2: Nine weeks ago, some nation or terrorist group we still
Speaker 2: do not know who attacked the nation's capital and other
Speaker 2: US cities with biological weapons as we celebrated the As
Speaker 2: we celebrated Independence Day, the infectious agent used to kill
Speaker 2: at least two or eight thousand Americans and infected at
Speaker 2: least four hundred thousand throughout the country in a single day,
Speaker 2: in addition to the two hundred thousand dead at eight
Speaker 2: hundred thousand secon animals. These numbers will increase as the defense.
Speaker 2: As the disease spreads. Many of our own own colleagues
Speaker 2: and staff here in Congress fell ill and died. Coordinated
Speaker 2: attacks in allied nations in the days that followed killed
Speaker 2: tens of thousands more. That's right. They love writing their
Speaker 2: little fan fictions about these potential events that could happen.
Speaker 2: What if we don't prepare for them, What if we
Speaker 2: don't do this, What if we don't do that, What
Speaker 2: if they're the ones that are always doing these things
Speaker 2: to us. What if instead of running these scenarios as
Speaker 2: a way of preventing them, they're running them as a
Speaker 2: way to see how they could best inflict damage, like.
Speaker 5: We saw with Dark Winter, and every action that they
Speaker 5: had the government take in their planned scenario is everything
Speaker 5: they did in real life. They had their lockstep scenario.
Speaker 6: That they used for the lockdown.
Speaker 5: So these drills are extremely important to warn us about
Speaker 5: what their future plans are. Regardless of what pandemics are
Speaker 5: real or imagined, this is what they're going to be
Speaker 5: using as tactics.
Speaker 2: Yes, they always lay out their plans in this sort
Speaker 2: of way. They run these drills and then they run
Speaker 2: them through the country in real life. Doctor David Martin
Speaker 2: issues an emergency warning on the twenty ninth of May
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five. Since nineteen ninety eight, I have been
Speaker 2: briefing both law enforcement and intelligence agencies on biological weapons
Speaker 2: and chemical weapons violations. I brought one of our unclassified
Speaker 2: briefing documents. This one happens to be from two thousand
Speaker 2: and five. On April twenty fifth, two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: the United States Army was awarded patent on a biological
Speaker 2: weapons munition. That was I'll just go ahead and read
Speaker 2: it to you just so you get a sense of
Speaker 2: how well protected we are. And remember we have been
Speaker 2: told that the gain of function research was all about
Speaker 2: you know, bad guys might do a thing, so we
Speaker 2: have to find countermeasures. I just want to read the
Speaker 2: straight out of the patent, which by the way, was
Speaker 2: filed several years before. And here's where it says, projectile
Speaker 2: claim for aerosol composition includes a group of agents including
Speaker 2: crowd control agents, biological agents, and chemical agents. Does that
Speaker 2: sound like Honoras or does that sound like a ballistic
Speaker 2: device to actually distribute a biological or chemical agent, because
Speaker 2: that is exactly what they are doing here. We have
Speaker 2: the patent that actually came out in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 2: This patent happens to be a blast resistant rocket propelled
Speaker 2: grenade that actually distributes Oh that's right, ersolized biological and
Speaker 2: chemical weapons agents. Is actually in a book that we
Speaker 2: did called vector Weaponization. That's right, a biological weapon grenade launcher.
Speaker 2: Isn't that fun? Isn't that just a handy dandy little
Speaker 2: toy that these people have to play around with. They
Speaker 2: have rocket propelled Ordinances for Dispersal of Biological and Chemical
Speaker 2: Weapons against civilian populations. I just read it to you
Speaker 2: right out of the patent. I don't care how factual
Speaker 2: I am. I can hold up a document. I can
Speaker 2: show you there's an RPG the US Army has that
Speaker 2: can shoot biological weapons over a football stadium. And the
Speaker 2: good news is they can. The good news is they
Speaker 2: can do that. I just showed it to you. Or
Speaker 2: as this case that we now know is currently being
Speaker 2: cited as a desktop exercise, which is the national blueprint
Speaker 2: for biodefense Immediate action needed to defend against biological threats. Again,
Speaker 2: what amountsful of words this is they like to engage
Speaker 2: in word salad and these ultra long names. I think
Speaker 2: it makes people tune out. Oh that sounds boring, that
Speaker 2: sounds really really boring. I don't want to pay attention
Speaker 2: to that. And if you read the fine print of
Speaker 2: that particular document, you find that they are saying that
Speaker 2: on July four, twenty two five, that's just a month
Speaker 2: and a half from now, we're going to have a
Speaker 2: biological attack. On the fourth of July, We're going to
Speaker 2: have an attack that is going to and I'm quoting
Speaker 2: now reading from the documents, kill two and eighty thousand
Speaker 2: Americans and infect four hundred thousand immediately the same thing,
Speaker 2: two hundred thousand animals dead, with eight hundred thousand animals
Speaker 2: sickened on a single day. I'm going to ask you
Speaker 2: a question. If you know that event two to one
Speaker 2: absolutely precisely laid out exactly the events that unfolded under COVID. Yes,
Speaker 2: as we said, as we talked about at the beginning
Speaker 2: of this article, it was the exact playbook they used.
Speaker 2: That's why they wargame these things out, so they can
Speaker 2: potentially predict how the public will react and understand how
Speaker 2: to counter it. It is not about counter terrorism, it
Speaker 2: is about counter populism. If you know that event too,
Speaker 2: it won't absolutely precisely laid out exactly the events that
Speaker 2: unfolded under COVID. And you see the Bipartisan Commission on
Speaker 2: Biodefenses saying that there's going to be an attack. That
Speaker 2: attack is going to leave two hundred thousand people dead
Speaker 2: on fourth of July. Let's just sit for a second
Speaker 2: in what I just said. We examined that and by
Speaker 2: the way, I did this with SARS, and I was
Speaker 2: doing what I am doing. Now, I'm saying it's coming.
Speaker 2: They said it's coming, and people go, yeah, Well, but
Speaker 2: they wouldn't really say it's coming. They would not really
Speaker 2: do it. All that I'm saying is they just laid
Speaker 2: it out. That's right. They continually do this. They continually
Speaker 2: wargame these things and then do them anyway. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter if the public sees that they've war gamed it out.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter if they tell you they're going to
Speaker 2: do it, will still do it because they know enough.
Speaker 2: People don't believe the government or the people in power
Speaker 2: are capable of this level of cruelty, of this level
Speaker 2: of malice. That is how they get away with so
Speaker 2: much because we think that they're like us. We think
Speaker 2: that they have the same scruples and morals and ethics.
Speaker 3: That we do.
Speaker 2: But they are so far removed from us. They are
Speaker 2: nearly a different species in the way that they think.
Speaker 2: They have none of the compunctions.
Speaker 3: That we do.
Speaker 2: They are simply trying to get rid of us. They're
Speaker 2: okay with death on a scale that is simply impossible
Speaker 2: to comprehend. We have seen it over and over again.
Speaker 2: These people gain power and millions die. Things that would
Speaker 2: make any normal person, any average individual weep, and they
Speaker 2: simply call it a statistic. That's how these people operate. Now,
Speaker 2: how on earth did you get a single attack on
Speaker 2: four July twenty twenty five? How would you get a
Speaker 2: single attack? It would actually harm two and eighty three people,
Speaker 2: another eight hundred thousand or whatever else, and you get
Speaker 2: animals at the same time. Great news is that happened
Speaker 2: to also have here a very interesting document. You can
Speaker 2: go on the CDC or the USDA sites to select
Speaker 2: agents and toxins list, and they've got it linked here
Speaker 2: in the article Incuras his articles on the expos What
Speaker 2: I have on this list are the sixty five distinct
Speaker 2: pathogens and toxins that have had gain of function research
Speaker 2: done on them, which have been monitoring, which are highly
Speaker 2: likely to be used to actually destroy the population. On
Speaker 2: fourth of July twenty twenty five, I can guarantee that
Speaker 2: after I get done with this interview, on the best
Speaker 2: of days, you might have four or five six thousand
Speaker 2: people actually go damn, We've got to get that out there.
Speaker 2: But do you know what we won't have. We won't
Speaker 2: have an FBI investigation or we won't have domestic terrorism investigation,
Speaker 2: or we won't have Dan Bongino doing his work that
Speaker 2: he's supposed to do at the FBI, or you are
Speaker 2: not going to have an ag Bondi doing the work
Speaker 2: that she's supposed to be doing. We're not going to
Speaker 2: have a single person in that administration who is going
Speaker 2: to do any of it, because none of us are
Speaker 2: going to use the resources. We have to make sure
Speaker 2: that we have an interdiction of this event.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: The Trump administration is, of course the one that gave
Speaker 2: us the lockdown, that brought us warp speed, that let
Speaker 2: all of this happen. No, not let all of us
Speaker 2: that happen, that did all of this to us. They
Speaker 2: weren't simply passive bystanders that let this roll out. They
Speaker 2: were the ones that created it and brought it all
Speaker 2: to us. A ton of Lord one three three seven traves.
Speaker 2: Can we get a link to that article you are reading?
Speaker 2: Lance might be able to grab it from the email
Speaker 2: and drop it in chat again. This is from the
Speaker 2: expose and says desktop exercise wargamed bioterrorist attack that kills
Speaker 2: two hund eighty thousand Americans in a single day, and
Speaker 2: of course even if we can't link the article, you
Speaker 2: can see the article there on the screen. It's on
Speaker 2: the expose and that is the exact title. If you
Speaker 2: search that up, you should be able to find it. Now,
Speaker 2: I will still ask Lance if you're able to please. Yep,
Speaker 2: he's on it. So he's going to drop the link
Speaker 2: to that article in chat. That way, you guys have
Speaker 2: direct access to it. And this video is going to
Speaker 2: be there, just like why the video I did a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago and they have the video there,
Speaker 2: and why didn't we listen?
Speaker 4: People?
Speaker 2: The only way we stop this thing is to get
Speaker 2: ahead of it. That's the only way to get ahead
Speaker 2: of it is to share the heck out of what
Speaker 2: I am just saying, because if enough people say it,
Speaker 2: we would not have the reprisal of what we had
Speaker 2: with covid or. The problem is just like I did
Speaker 2: with stars back in two thousand and two and two
Speaker 2: thousand and three, just like I did with anthrax when
Speaker 2: I pointed out in May two thousand and one that
Speaker 2: the United States military had acquired three hundred million doses
Speaker 2: of cipro floxes in the disease no one ever had
Speaker 2: in the United States. We have three hundred million doses
Speaker 2: of siprol foxes in order in May prevent that happened
Speaker 2: in September. These are not speculations. I am literally reading
Speaker 2: off the page. That's right. They continually prepare for these
Speaker 2: things things, They continually do it ahead of time, and
Speaker 2: still people won't believe that it is happening, and people
Speaker 2: sit back and go, well, they certainly wouldn't do that. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know how are we going so far our
Speaker 2: batting average, so far as I have been right about
Speaker 2: these things every single time. The only intervention we can
Speaker 2: do is actually make sure we get ahead of a story.
Speaker 2: Get ahead of this story so it becomes difficult for
Speaker 2: the story to be plausible as there is a lab
Speaker 2: leak or an incident or an accident, because it turns
Speaker 2: out if I'm telling you about it on twenty eight
Speaker 2: and May twenty twenty five, and it happens on fourth
Speaker 2: of July twenty twenty five, just like I did when
Speaker 2: I told people there's going to be an earthquake or
Speaker 2: a major sizing event in the summer of twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: in a book that I published six weeks before the event.
Speaker 2: Do you hear that a book I published six weeks before.
Speaker 2: That's in my book coup to twelve erprize that bought
Speaker 2: the presidency. Turns out that if you don't get the
Speaker 2: message proliferated, the facts aren't.
Speaker 3: Going to help. That's right.
Speaker 2: Most people form their beliefs through consensus. They need a
Speaker 2: mass majority of people to be on the same pages them,
Speaker 2: or else they will not believe it. And a lot
Speaker 2: of times, even if they have a mass majority that
Speaker 2: believes the same thing, if the mass majority is not
Speaker 2: adequately exposed to them, if they are not being seen
Speaker 2: online or they are not being seen in the media,
Speaker 2: they still won't believe it. Manufactured consensus is what we
Speaker 2: are dealing with. Whether it's through the media or bots
Speaker 2: on Twitter. People believe what they think to be the
Speaker 2: most popular, the safest position, and they go with that.
Speaker 2: The real octospook COVID was only the first volley of
Speaker 2: the murderous medical system. We simply wait for the next attack.
Speaker 2: We need to get more proactive.
Speaker 4: I agree.
Speaker 2: I would argue though, that COVID was not the first volley,
Speaker 2: but simply a volley. This all start at years upon
Speaker 2: years ago, with again things like Event two oh one
Speaker 2: in Dark Winter back even before nine to eleven. Well again,
Speaker 2: you can find that article on the expos and go
Speaker 2: give it a read for yourself. It is a fairly
Speaker 2: long and in depth and there are multiple videos linked
Speaker 2: in there that are worth they watch. This is on
Speaker 2: children's health defense. Why aren't we talking about excess deaths
Speaker 2: in countries with high mRNA vaccine rates COVID pandemic Five
Speaker 2: years after the onset of the COVID nineteen pandemic, excess
Speaker 2: deaths remain high in most Western countries where mRNA COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen vaccines were widely administered, but levels are lower in
Speaker 2: countries where m RNA vaccines were less commonly used. According
Speaker 2: to a medical commentator, that's right, John Campbell, PhD. I
Speaker 2: believe John Campbell. If he's the one I'm thinking of.
Speaker 2: He has a YouTube channel where he routinely talks about
Speaker 2: this stuff. He's an older British gentleman. If memory serves.
Speaker 2: If he's the one I'm thinking of, that's right. On
Speaker 2: his YouTube show this week, Campbell analyzed excess death figures
Speaker 2: from our wor world in data for twenty countries. He
Speaker 2: examined the differences in excess death figures across countries with
Speaker 2: varying mRNA COVID nineteen vaccination rates. According to the Centers
Speaker 2: for Disease Control and Prevention, excess deaths associated with COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen are defined as the difference between the observed numbers
Speaker 2: of deaths and specific time periods and expected numbers of
Speaker 2: deaths in the same time periods. Sand to May twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, and were still seeing excess deaths in most
Speaker 2: western countries but not in Eastern countries. What could the
Speaker 2: difference possibly be, Campbell asked, excess debts remained high in
Speaker 2: the US or between twenty twenty and early twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: there were at least ten percent higher than the twenty
Speaker 2: fifteen to twenty nineteen average. Excess deaths in the US
Speaker 2: spiked in the second half of twenty twenty one through
Speaker 2: early twenty twenty two, reaching forty six percent. We see
Speaker 2: excess death in the United States a bit above the
Speaker 2: ten percent mark for quite a long period of time.
Speaker 2: Campbell said this is an ongoing issue compared to twenty
Speaker 2: fifteen to twenty nineteen levels. CDC data published in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three show one hundred fifty five thousand excess debts
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty and twenty twenty fee among people ages
Speaker 2: fifteen to sixty four. Campbell observes similarly high excess death
Speaker 2: rates in several other highly vaccinated Western countries during the
Speaker 2: same period, hovering around ten percent in Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, Israel,
Speaker 2: New Zealand, Netherlands, Singapore and the UK, between ten percent
Speaker 2: and twenty percent in Canada and Ireland. This looks like
Speaker 2: a huge amount of excess deaths in addition to those
Speaker 2: lost as a result of the pandemic and the mismanagement
Speaker 2: and mal management during the pandemic. Said during the pandemic,
Speaker 2: Campbell said, referring to South Korea, another highly vaccinated country,
Speaker 2: where as recently as last year excess death rate excess
Speaker 2: death rate was over twenty percent. Campbell said, these are
Speaker 2: horrific figures which are simply not being talked about. Excess
Speaker 2: death figures unprecedented, Ray's serious concerns. According to Campbell, excess
Speaker 2: deaths should have decreased during the pandemic after initial spike
Speaker 2: of deaths among those who are most vulnerable. Well, our
Speaker 2: guest is ready again, this is an interesting article it's
Speaker 2: on Children's Health Defense Fund. Should go check it out
Speaker 2: for yourself. But I want to get our guest on
Speaker 2: and talk to him. As I said, his name is
Speaker 2: Reverend Robert Schuler. He has a book God Always Wins,
Speaker 2: and we're going to talk about the death of Grace
Speaker 2: Shara more the murder of Grace Shara by the medical system,
Speaker 2: the medical establishment, and the policies they have in place.
Speaker 2: So we're going to take a quick break and we
Speaker 2: will be right back with Reverend Robert Schuller.
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Speaker 2: Sorry. Joining us now is Reverend Robert Schuler. He has
Speaker 2: a book, God Always Wins, and I also wanted to
Speaker 2: talk to him today about Grace Shara and their ongoing
Speaker 2: their starting legal battle with the state of Wisconsin. Thank
Speaker 2: you for joining us today, Reverend Schuler. I appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Hey David, I appreciate you. And we need more voices
Speaker 6: out there speaking freedom and sharing and giving a balance
Speaker 6: to news because the news has been captured for a
Speaker 6: long time.
Speaker 3: Yes it has, and.
Speaker 6: As a result of people like you, we get the
Speaker 6: truth out. Well.
Speaker 2: Thank you to clarify. Actually, I am Travis. I am
Speaker 2: David's son. My father actually suffered no problem. He suffered
Speaker 2: a small series of mini strokes a few weeks ago,
Speaker 2: so he's recovering right now and hopefully we'll be back
Speaker 2: in the saddle again shortly. But we've been covering the
Speaker 2: Grace Shara case for a while. We've had her father
Speaker 2: on multiple times, and we just want to continue to
Speaker 2: get her story out there, and of course, people like
Speaker 2: you who are covering it and are fighting back, we
Speaker 2: want to make sure that we continue to get your
Speaker 2: stories out there as well. So I just want to
Speaker 2: thank you as well for coming on the show.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, Travis. If your dad has continues to
Speaker 6: have some problems, let me talk to you after the service.
Speaker 6: I have after the service, after the interview, because I
Speaker 6: have some thoughts that may be helpful for him.
Speaker 2: Oh that would be fantastic. Thank you so much. But
Speaker 2: I just want to get your statements on what's going
Speaker 2: on with Grace and how you know, as I mentioned
Speaker 2: to the audience before, we've had them on, but they
Speaker 2: put a d n R on her chart against the
Speaker 2: family's wishes, and then they killed this poor beautiful child
Speaker 2: and her family. Her father has been such a wonderful
Speaker 2: voice of advocacy against the medical tyranny that we've been
Speaker 2: seeing ongoing, because it is not just Grace that this
Speaker 2: has happened to. This has been a massive problem, and
Speaker 2: I would just like to get you to elaborate on
Speaker 2: that and expound well.
Speaker 6: In my book God Always to get the bigger picture
Speaker 6: and understand what's really going on. You have to understand
Speaker 6: the bigger picture, and the bigger picture is that our
Speaker 6: health agencies have been captured a long time ago by
Speaker 6: big Pharma and big Egg. In my book God Always Wins.
Speaker 6: What I do is I talk about how we have
Speaker 6: this transition of religious understanding that takes place as we
Speaker 6: have as we transition from tribalism to civilization to globalism.
Speaker 6: And we are now in this transition of globalism and
Speaker 6: mobilism requires a new religious thought. Tribalism. The religious thought
Speaker 6: was really simple. There's spirits in everything, and so we
Speaker 6: have to be careful about the tree God because he
Speaker 6: might drop a branch on one of our kids and
Speaker 6: kill him. So we'll make sure we worship the tree
Speaker 6: God and keep him happy so our kids live. And
Speaker 6: then you have the God and the river and all
Speaker 6: these different things. And that's the way tribalism is. If
Speaker 6: you go back to primitive societies anywhere in the world,
Speaker 6: that's what they have. As civilization developed, this merged into
Speaker 6: what we know is mythological gods, which we find is
Speaker 6: starting in Babylon and Egypt and ancient Greece, and then
Speaker 6: the time by the time Jesus came along and the
Speaker 6: New Testament that's written, we see that it's the Roman mythology,
Speaker 6: and all this mythology is created to be able to
Speaker 6: allow the Roman Empire to control people through fear. Now
Speaker 6: it has evolved into a pantheon of scientism. A pantheon
Speaker 6: is a group of a lot of gods together. So
Speaker 6: now today globalists have come up with this pantheon of scientism,
Speaker 6: and so by worshiping science, they are able to manipulate
Speaker 6: the science, control the science in order to fit their
Speaker 6: narrative in order to control the globe. How does this
Speaker 6: have any relationship then to to the hospitals and what
Speaker 6: they've done to people, to people like Laura. Here, here's
Speaker 6: how that works. The first thing scientism has to do
Speaker 6: is control the narrative, and so they have created a
Speaker 6: science that is not real, that is fake, but allows
Speaker 6: them to function as and control society. So in the
Speaker 6: in the area of health, health, they have created the
Speaker 6: god of the god of sickness, and they worship sickness.
Speaker 6: What do I mean by that because it's it gets
Speaker 6: somewhat complicated until all of a sudden your eyes are
Speaker 6: opened and you realize, oh, I get it. In our
Speaker 6: current health system, in America and in the Western world,
Speaker 6: we have a health system of managed sickness. Think about it.
Speaker 6: You go to your MD. He doesn't tell you how
Speaker 6: to get well. What he does is he gives you
Speaker 6: a drug that manages your sickness, and you take this
Speaker 6: drug for the rest of your life and you'll be well.
Speaker 6: Think about high blood pressure, while here's your high blood
Speaker 6: pressure medication, what about high cholesteroll here's your Staton drugs? Well,
Speaker 6: what about and the list goes on and on and on,
Speaker 6: and their side effects to all of these drugs. But
Speaker 6: that's okay, We've got a drug for that, and so
Speaker 6: it's managed sickness. Instead of asking the question why do
Speaker 6: I have high blood pressure? How do I get my
Speaker 6: blood pressure to be normal? If you want to be
Speaker 6: healthy and you have high blood pressure, you have to
Speaker 6: ask those questions. If you're taking a drug to manage
Speaker 6: your high blood pressure, you're not well. You are sick,
Speaker 6: and you're covering the sickness with the drug and you're
Speaker 6: not getting well, that's what I mean by we have
Speaker 6: a managed sickness model in the West as opposed to
Speaker 6: a health model. And that's what the bottom line is
Speaker 6: with our health system. So what happens COVID comes along
Speaker 6: and they manipulate all of the data to show that
Speaker 6: the whole world is going to die unless we will
Speaker 6: come up and we will provide the salvation for you.
Speaker 6: And the salvation is an injection. And if you're and
Speaker 6: if you don't get the injection, then you're going to
Speaker 6: kill your mother, You're going to kill your grandparents, You're
Speaker 6: gonna you're gonna be a scourgeon society. And yet this,
Speaker 6: this this injection which they lied about. They said you
Speaker 6: will stop transmission and and it will and it will
Speaker 6: keep you from getting the virus, both of which world
Speaker 6: wide we know that now it's under under testimony. We've
Speaker 6: gotten all of the people who said it wasn't have
Speaker 6: come back and said, oh, well, we thought that the
Speaker 6: science was not real. It was manipulated, contrived science in
Speaker 6: order to two to create and and and develop this market. Yes,
Speaker 6: I have seen this. I have seen this over and
Speaker 6: over again. So now that we have that foundation, this understanding,
Speaker 6: we can address the issue of the hospitals.
Speaker 2: Yes, real quick, I'd like to interject. I think what
Speaker 2: you said about the God of sickness is so very true.
Speaker 2: And we've seen that doctors and nurses, they behave very
Speaker 2: similarly to a priest class in these ancient societies. They
Speaker 2: are the ones that interface with these higher powers that
Speaker 2: you're not allowed to approach, that you're not allowed to question.
Speaker 2: They hand down these dictates, these holy words from on high,
Speaker 2: and you are simply meant to accept them and then
Speaker 2: accept whatever rituals they prescribe. And if you don't do that,
Speaker 2: you're a threat to society. You're a threat to their power.
Speaker 2: You're not allowed to question them. You are simply there
Speaker 2: to observe the rituals that they give you. And if
Speaker 2: you don't, then the people who do observe these rituals
Speaker 2: will become very very angry with you. You're going to
Speaker 2: anger this god that they worship at the feet of
Speaker 2: You're going to upset them, and society as a whole
Speaker 2: will be punished because of it. And as you said,
Speaker 2: it is a god of sickness, and they behave so
Speaker 2: eerily similar to a priest class from you know, as
Speaker 2: you said, either ancient Rome or Greece, or any number
Speaker 2: of these ancient societies where they were more mystical.
Speaker 6: Well think about it. You go into a tribe that
Speaker 6: hasn't unders has understood Western civilization and Western medicine. What
Speaker 6: do they have. They have the medicine man, and he's
Speaker 6: promoting all these medicines, and he's doing all these rituals
Speaker 6: over you. Today, we don't have the medicine man. We
Speaker 6: have the medicine doctor. So they have just elevated the
Speaker 6: same position. But he's he is the medicine doctor. In
Speaker 6: the Greek for pharmacy, uh, the Greek word for witchcraft
Speaker 6: is pharmackiaes. As you go through the Bible and you
Speaker 6: read about some of the evils of the world, one
Speaker 6: of the one of them is witchcraft and rich witchcraft
Speaker 6: with untranslation is pharmakia from where we get the word pharmacy.
Speaker 6: Now I believe there's a there's a role for pharmacy,
Speaker 6: but it's not for managed sickness. It's for it's for sickness. Uh,
Speaker 6: it's for sickness uh control so you don't die until
Speaker 6: you can get well. So if somebody if you have
Speaker 6: a high pressure, high blood pressure medication. The questions you
Speaker 6: want to ask are what can I do to lower
Speaker 6: my blood pressure so that I don't need to take
Speaker 6: this drug anymore? And then take the steps to make
Speaker 6: that happen so you can be well, because God wants
Speaker 6: you to live in He wants you to be well.
Speaker 6: He wants you to have a life of health and
Speaker 6: not a life of sickness. So coming back to the hospitals,
Speaker 6: the hospitals were given dictates by the CDC which completely
Speaker 6: violated many of the the understood realization of how to
Speaker 6: treat people with COVID, and then they were incentivized in
Speaker 6: order to treat people with these with these incentives, and
Speaker 6: as a result of that, put individuals on respirators that
Speaker 6: probably shouldn't have been on a respirator and killed them
Speaker 6: that way. They used remdesevir, which had was not approve
Speaker 6: was was was not a cure it was it was
Speaker 6: It has been known to be just the opposite.
Speaker 2: Yes, even saw with We even saw the nurses who
Speaker 2: were prescribing it or the doctor is calling it run
Speaker 2: death is near because they knew that once they prescribed this,
Speaker 2: it meant the patient was probably going to take a
Speaker 2: turn for the worse and die. And of course remdesevie
Speaker 2: was a drug that had been put forward earlier. You know,
Speaker 2: they had tried to push it for something else and
Speaker 2: it had failed there and they had lost a bunch
Speaker 2: of money, and they just saw this as an opportunity to, oh, well,
Speaker 2: you know, we'll recoup our costs here.
Speaker 6: It's it's so diabolical, it's so heinous, it's so evil,
Speaker 6: you just have to kind of shake your head and say,
Speaker 6: how did we get here? How did we get to
Speaker 6: this point? And quite frankly, that's what my book is
Speaker 6: all about. The way we got to this point of
Speaker 6: them downplaying possible cures and what appeared to me and
Speaker 6: I would say was proven cures such as hydroxychloroquin and
Speaker 6: and ivermectin and things of this nature. Instead of looking
Speaker 6: at the cures that were having positive effects, they just
Speaker 6: went the opposite way. And how did we get here?
Speaker 6: Why was it that way? And the way we got
Speaker 6: here was again the establishment of a globalist agenda to
Speaker 6: take over the world, and I believe that's what this was.
Speaker 6: And in order for globalism to take over the world,
Speaker 6: they had to reinstate fear. That's how you control the masses.
Speaker 6: That's what they did in civilizations. So the Emperor of
Speaker 6: Rome automatically from then on became a demigod. He was God.
Speaker 6: And you can't face a god, and because if you
Speaker 6: face a God, you're dead. So you can get in
Speaker 6: line and you do it, he says, And that's how
Speaker 6: you control large swatches of populations. So the first thing
Speaker 6: that took place in this new globalization was to kill Yahweh,
Speaker 6: which is the i Am, which is the God of
Speaker 6: the Hebrews and the God of the Christians. We have
Speaker 6: to kill him in order to resurrect our new god
Speaker 6: of scientism. And they then started to build their pantheon
Speaker 6: of false science appearing to be real. And it is
Speaker 6: this pantheon of scientism which we know today, which most
Speaker 6: people recognize as wokeism or the woke. That's why the
Speaker 6: title of my book is Divine Liberation from the Gods
Speaker 6: of the Woke. And the first god of the woke
Speaker 6: is anti God. We've got to kill God, and that's
Speaker 6: exactly what they started doing. This because this goes all
Speaker 6: the way back to the thirties, because Wokism is a
Speaker 6: form of communism, and it's the communism. Even though I
Speaker 6: thought of my life, I would never see communism raise
Speaker 6: its ugly head again. We saw the devastation that it
Speaker 6: had in I'm not old enough to remember the Stalin movement,
Speaker 6: but I was old enough to clearly remember the Bulliin
Speaker 6: wall coming down. And friends of mine actually went there
Speaker 6: and participated in tearing down that wall and brought huge
Speaker 6: chunks of at Halm and actually gave me a piece.
Speaker 6: I have a piece of that old Berlin wall. And
Speaker 6: when that wall came down, I thought to myself, and
Speaker 6: I think most of the Western world believed that communism
Speaker 6: is over. It's dead, It's no longer a threat to
Speaker 6: Western society. But it has come up with a vengeance
Speaker 6: because all of the institutions, the main line institutions, the
Speaker 6: universities and the colleges, as the Communism ads had its
Speaker 6: tentacles down deep and have occupied all of our main institutions,
Speaker 6: so that all the intelligencia who are coming out with
Speaker 6: degrees all have as a bedrock for them for their
Speaker 6: economic and theological positions, the woke understanding that we have.
Speaker 6: So what I do in my book is I explain
Speaker 6: that God is the first thing they do. The first
Speaker 6: god they create is the god of anti God. We
Speaker 6: have to kill God. And again this started in the sixties.
Speaker 6: So in the sixties they killed God on the cover
Speaker 6: of Time magazine. Because back on the sixties, print media
Speaker 6: was actually a thing. People had a newspaper that was
Speaker 6: thrown at their front door. Maybe you've seen maybe maybe
Speaker 6: you've seen old shows where the dog goes out there
Speaker 6: and grabs the newspaper and carries it in, or the
Speaker 6: kids run out and get the newspaper. Every single morning,
Speaker 6: a newspaper was was put on your front doorstep and
Speaker 6: they yeah, and you see see dad watching the newspaper
Speaker 6: with a pipe in his mouth, you know, the classic
Speaker 6: scene that you would have from a from from a
Speaker 6: rock well painting or something. But that was print media.
Speaker 6: That was how you got your media. It was either
Speaker 6: that or your You had your three stations that you
Speaker 6: could turn to you go click, click, click, and that's video.
Speaker 6: That's all the video we had grown I had growing up.
Speaker 6: I had the three stations CBS, NBC, and ABC. And
Speaker 6: then if you wanted to other video than that, there
Speaker 6: was some rich people who had their eight there what
Speaker 6: is it called video eight and it's a little movie
Speaker 6: and it was almost impossible to make a two minute
Speaker 6: video and watch it and all of that and that,
Speaker 6: and then you go to the to the movie theater
Speaker 6: and that was it. That's all the video you had.
Speaker 6: It was print media. So then what all this print
Speaker 6: media for the week was was summarized by Newsweek magazine
Speaker 6: and Time magazine, and people got that once a week,
Speaker 6: so you could read the magazine and get a synopsis
Speaker 6: of what took place. Stringly, that's it. That was our
Speaker 6: only avenue of getting the news, understanding what's going on
Speaker 6: in the world, and entertainment or anything else. I mean,
Speaker 6: what we're what you're doing here, what we're doing here
Speaker 6: was unthinkable, absolutely unthinkable. We are a new age. It's
Speaker 6: all downed in the last couple decades, and it's amazing,
Speaker 6: it's fabulous. As a result of that, it makes it
Speaker 6: much more difficult for the woke and these people to
Speaker 6: and globalists to capture the world because freedom rings, people's
Speaker 6: eyes are open. They're no longer susceptible to the propaganda
Speaker 6: that they want. And so in the sixties they started
Speaker 6: completely taking over the fact that there is no god
Speaker 6: and creating science as the god. So we need to
Speaker 6: worship science as opposed to God. Yes, that's how it starts.
Speaker 2: We have and then from we have a comment here
Speaker 2: from one of our viewers from Live a Life Less
Speaker 2: Toxic says, we need more pastors in America to stand
Speaker 2: up and teach their congregations the truth about this witchcraft.
Speaker 2: And that is why again I think it is important
Speaker 2: to get people like you on to get this message
Speaker 2: out there. There need to be more pastors that are
Speaker 2: willing to stand up and say, yes, this is witchcraft,
Speaker 2: this is the Pharmakia. They have simply changed the game
Speaker 2: a little bit completely.
Speaker 6: There are a few pastors yeah, yeah, well that's what
Speaker 6: happens of the Bible has is translated into English, and
Speaker 6: then we try to give the best English translation we can,
Speaker 6: and so we lose in translating the Bible because that's
Speaker 6: that was what witchcraft was for. And kia in translating
Speaker 6: the Bible.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: And again we this is something that has been going
Speaker 6: on for a long time, so so so. Wokeism really
Speaker 6: started in the thirties in Germany. It's called the Frankfurt School.
Speaker 6: The Frankfurt School in Germany was a was a think
Speaker 6: tank and most of them were Jewish and so what
Speaker 6: happened in the thirties to the Jews in Germany to
Speaker 6: be common knowledge to everybody. So obviously the school left
Speaker 6: Germany and they came to the United States and that
Speaker 6: Frankfurt School established themselves in Columbia University, and from there
Speaker 6: they continue to teach their woke ideology to the world,
Speaker 6: and it is infiltrated first in Colombia and then throughout
Speaker 6: all universities across the United States. So that's why we
Speaker 6: have at this at the foundation of wokeness is the
Speaker 6: university's teaching. First of all, you cannot go to a university,
Speaker 6: a secular university in the United States without without being
Speaker 6: bombarded as as as a fool. If you believe in God. Yes,
Speaker 6: the first thing that always do is tear down any religion.
Speaker 6: And yet that is their religion because man does and
Speaker 6: have the ability to be religious free. Why because at
Speaker 6: the foundation of our minds is the capacity to rationalize.
Speaker 6: That rationalization and that creativity then spurs the what if
Speaker 6: this happens, what if that happens, And that then creates
Speaker 6: a fear based society which we have to address and
Speaker 6: deal with. And that's where the religion comes. So in
Speaker 6: the religion of the woke, and it is a religion,
Speaker 6: it's how do we deal with our fears? And this
Speaker 6: is how we deal with our fears without God. This
Speaker 6: is the evolution from animism to mythology to now wokeism
Speaker 6: or as I like to refer to it, as well
Speaker 6: as the pantheon of scientism, because in the scientism they
Speaker 6: have experts that you can't argue with because you don't
Speaker 6: have the lingo and the don't have the the the
Speaker 6: the vocabulary to discuss the universe with with with an
Speaker 6: expert on on on on how the universe works because
Speaker 6: you don't have the the vocabulary to do so. And
Speaker 6: therefore they they they the laity are locked out and
Speaker 6: we are controlled then by the experts. And that's what
Speaker 6: the globalists had in their mind, that the world would
Speaker 6: be run by a by it by a bunch of experts,
Speaker 6: a bunch of scientists, and and that is that is
Speaker 6: called techn uh That kind of a government system is
Speaker 6: called technocracy. And you can look at the study of
Speaker 6: technocracy and the history of technocracy, and I talk about
Speaker 6: this in my book. But again coming back to the
Speaker 6: hospital systems, the the hospitals then we're dictated by the CDC,
Speaker 6: who then controlled the world and control the UN. The
Speaker 6: head of the UN and these other agusties again were communists,
Speaker 6: and these globalists have the idea that we would then
Speaker 6: this was the opportunity for them to break down the borders.
Speaker 6: That's why it's all one big picture. We're going to
Speaker 6: break down the borders. We won't recognize states, we won't
Speaker 6: recognize nations. We're going to break down the borders. We're
Speaker 6: going to control this all and we're going to have equality.
Speaker 6: That's another chapter in my book on free market, the
Speaker 6: God of the anti God of a free market economy,
Speaker 6: because we're going to create equality, not equal opportunity, which
Speaker 6: is what the United States has always been based on,
Speaker 6: but equality. And the only way you get equality is
Speaker 6: to take from the rich and give to the poor.
Speaker 6: And what we have discovered through communism, through the history
Speaker 6: of communism, it's it's not all like it hasn't been practiced,
Speaker 6: it hasn't been used before. We've seen it over and
Speaker 6: over again, and every time it's used they it leads
Speaker 6: to starvation and death and destruction.
Speaker 4: Yes, we've seen, as you said.
Speaker 6: Back to the French Revolution where forty thousand of the
Speaker 6: elite were killed, including the farmers. How could you be
Speaker 6: so stupid as to kill your farmers.
Speaker 2: As you said, you've seen this ideology. We've seen this
Speaker 2: ideology inculcated in our intelligentsia. They moved into the schools,
Speaker 2: as you said, they came out of Germany with the
Speaker 2: Frankfurt School. And since Hitler was such an obviously bad guy,
Speaker 2: since everyone was able to look at that and go, oh,
Speaker 2: he's evil, well, if these people are fleeing Hitler, they
Speaker 2: must be good, which was not the case. But they
Speaker 2: made it very easy to sneak into, as you said,
Speaker 2: Colombia and work their way out from there. And it
Speaker 2: has just been we've seen the ideology they produced. We
Speaker 2: see now the hatred of anyone who is even slightly
Speaker 2: better off, but especially billionaires. And of course we have
Speaker 2: our issues here with billionaires on the show, but that's
Speaker 2: because of the things they do, not simply because they
Speaker 2: have a lot of money, which that is the main
Speaker 2: problem with billionaires. For these people, it's not their actions,
Speaker 2: it's not that they are trying to impose the technocracy.
Speaker 2: It is simply that they are rich, and is just
Speaker 2: this envious hateful ideology, and they are more than willing
Speaker 2: to strip anyone who is of slightly better means than
Speaker 2: them of everything to as you said, try to create
Speaker 2: this equal outcome world where everyone is on the same
Speaker 2: level playing field as they see it, and it will
Speaker 2: lead to mass death as it always does. I've got
Speaker 2: a comment here from the producer Lance. He says, we
Speaker 2: saw something very similar with Maus struggle sessions forcing the
Speaker 2: Chinese to denounce their position, their education, and of course
Speaker 2: their religion.
Speaker 4: That is very true. That is, every college course.
Speaker 2: Seems to be a struggle session at this point. It
Speaker 2: somehow comes around to how being white or being Christian
Speaker 2: is bad, it's evil and you are to blame and
Speaker 2: you must renounce that, denounce it and feel guilt and
Speaker 2: shame over it.
Speaker 6: But yes, that happens to be chapter five of my book,
Speaker 6: The God of Anti straight white Christian Male And as
Speaker 6: a result of that, sorry about that. That was my
Speaker 6: But anyhow so that absence chapter five of my book
Speaker 6: because you have all of these gods that have been
Speaker 6: created by the woke, and the fact is that the
Speaker 6: god Yahweh, the creator of heavens and the earth, he
Speaker 6: faces all of the gods of the woke with the
Speaker 6: I Am statements of Jesus in order to create divine
Speaker 6: liberation to everybody. You know, when I started started looking
Speaker 6: into this whole topic of wokeness, I was really confused
Speaker 6: now and had a hard time putting together, and so
Speaker 6: I picked up every book I could find on this topic.
Speaker 6: I came into the whole agency capture realm through the health.
Speaker 6: Through the health side, I saw how the health industry
Speaker 6: just continued to strip our health and continue to manipulate
Speaker 6: our sickness for profit. What they have done is for
Speaker 6: the past sixty years, I've witnessed this literally since the
Speaker 6: time I was a teenager. They have gone into the backyard,
Speaker 6: lit a fire, and then run to the front door
Speaker 6: to salue a fire extinguisher. However, the fire extinguisher they
Speaker 6: sell you isn't quite big enough to put the fire out,
Speaker 6: so you have to keep running back and buy another
Speaker 6: fire extinguisher, and buy another fire extinguisher as the fire
Speaker 6: just isn't controlled. That's the way our health system worked.
Speaker 6: And like I said, I recognize this from the time
Speaker 6: I was a teenager. Go how do you do? How
Speaker 6: does a teenager see this? Here's what happened when for me,
Speaker 6: I used to drink like two gallons of milk a day.
Speaker 6: It was I didn't drink water, I didn't drink pop.
Speaker 6: I just drank milk, and that's what I drank. I
Speaker 6: didn't drink coffee. I was thirteen, fourteen years old, and
Speaker 6: I drank milk. I was supposed to be good for me.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm gonna be healthy. I'm going to drink milk,
Speaker 6: get strong bones and get strong muscles. So I drank
Speaker 6: a couple of two three glasses in the morning before school.
Speaker 6: At lunch, I'd get three or four cartons on my tray,
Speaker 6: and after school I'd have two or three more gallons
Speaker 6: of milk, and then I got home from school have
Speaker 6: a couple more glasses of milk. I drank milk all day.
Speaker 6: That was my drink of choice. Still as a teenager,
Speaker 6: I didn't know there was a problem with that. Nobody
Speaker 6: else asked said they thought that there was a problem
Speaker 6: with it. But I had terrible cistic acne. I would
Speaker 6: have these boils all over my back and my shoulder
Speaker 6: and some on my face and my neck, and my
Speaker 6: mother would take me to the dermatologists every week and
Speaker 6: he would shoot cortizon into each one of these boils
Speaker 6: and it would go away. And then they would put
Speaker 6: me under a sun lamp and I'd spend about an
Speaker 6: hour in this dermatological office. And they never once asked
Speaker 6: me about my diet. I was at I was at
Speaker 6: my barber, and my barber asked me, said, you know, Robert,
Speaker 6: why don't you quit drinking meal milk and see if
Speaker 6: that makes a difference in your assistic acne? Milk goes yeah,
Speaker 6: why don't you just try quit drinking milk. So I'll
Speaker 6: go that's weird, okay, nothing to lose. I'll quit drinking milk,
Speaker 6: and my sistic acne clear up immediately, immediately, my dermatol
Speaker 6: I never went back to that dermatologist again. I didn't
Speaker 6: go back to a dermatologist until I got old and
Speaker 6: had to deal with deal with old, old people's skin stuff. Right,
Speaker 6: So this is but why didn't my dermatologists ask me
Speaker 6: something simple like how much sugar do you consume? How
Speaker 6: much milk, dairy products do you consume? Et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 6: Doesn't that seem odd to you? And it did to
Speaker 6: me as a teenager, And and that's how I this
Speaker 6: whole That's how it began. Then I saw it taking
Speaker 6: place as the in the marketing of all of our drugs.
Speaker 6: I've witnessed it as in the eighties, the marketing of Lippator.
Speaker 6: Lippiator is the original patented statin drug that I can't
Speaker 6: remember which drug company. You can that an easy search
Speaker 6: would tell you which drug company that was marketed Lippator.
Speaker 6: The marketing started as a campaign for cholesterol. So everywhere
Speaker 6: you turned, you heard about cholesterol. The New York Times
Speaker 6: bestsellers listeners, two or three books on cholesterol, managing your cholesterol,
Speaker 6: controlling your cholesterol. Everything is all about cholesterol. You turn
Speaker 6: the three stations on that everybody had ABC, CBS, NBC,
Speaker 6: the Morning Shows, the evening shows, everybody when it had
Speaker 6: a health section, and what did they talk about? Cholesterol? Yeah,
Speaker 6: you have your HDLs, your LDLs. Then you have all
Speaker 6: these numbers and you got to make sure you do
Speaker 6: this mathematical equation. Make sure your cholesterol is in good shape,
Speaker 6: because if you don't, you're gonna dial a heart attack.
Speaker 6: And that was the marketing that went on for a year.
Speaker 6: A year later, after creating fear across the entire nation, Dona, Tom,
Speaker 6: dadies and gentlemen, the drug is here. We could control
Speaker 6: your cholesterol with this drug and it is a lipotour
Speaker 6: or go out and buy your lipeti and you don't
Speaker 6: have to worry about ever getting a heart attack ever. Again,
Speaker 6: one problem, they didn't reach their marketing goals. They weren't
Speaker 6: selling enough Lippator. So what do you do, Well, you
Speaker 6: just have the CDC come out with new numbers and
Speaker 6: lower the numbers from two forty to two hundred and
Speaker 6: suddenly I everybody qualifies for the lipator and they exceeded
Speaker 6: their goals. And that has been the foundation of your
Speaker 6: stating to drugs to this day. Yes, that's the way
Speaker 6: it works.
Speaker 2: We also see the same playbook with the proliferation of
Speaker 2: mental illness, all these things that before you might have
Speaker 2: just had to deal with. You're like, oh, well, you
Speaker 2: know a little bit of anxiety here or there. You know,
Speaker 2: everyone gets a little bit sad sometimes, or maybe it's
Speaker 2: actually clinical depression. Maybe you're extremely anxious and you need
Speaker 2: some kind of drug to deal with that. Maybe you
Speaker 2: need a psychological aid for this or for that. And
Speaker 2: we have seen them use the exact same playbook here
Speaker 2: as well, this push, this continual move toward medication for
Speaker 2: every symptom you can imagine, and no one ever asks, well,
Speaker 2: why might you be getting anxious? Is it perhaps the
Speaker 2: continual stream of fear propaganda that they put on the news.
Speaker 2: Have you tried distancing yourself from that? Have you tried
Speaker 2: not engaging with their fear porn continually? Have you tried
Speaker 2: getting off of social media where you're continually invited to
Speaker 2: compare yourself to these people that are multimillionaires or at
Speaker 2: least pretending to be and putting.
Speaker 4: Forward this fake lifestyle.
Speaker 2: So it's the exact same playbook that you've said about
Speaker 2: lipotoor they do the same things over and over again
Speaker 2: because it works. And to me, the psychological aspects are
Speaker 2: perhaps even more sinister because it is altering your brain chemistry,
Speaker 2: It is changing who you are, not just your cholesterol,
Speaker 2: but potentially altering who you are as a person. You
Speaker 2: are giving control over your emotions and your rationality sometimes
Speaker 2: over to the state and over to this medical establishment
Speaker 2: and saying all right, you deal with this for me.
Speaker 2: And that is extremely scary. And we've seen how dangerous
Speaker 2: these ssriyes are that they put children on and how
Speaker 2: they can lead to these shootings. So many of these
Speaker 2: mass shooters have been on SSRIs and has led to
Speaker 2: these terrible, terrible outcomes over and over again.
Speaker 6: I've actually read that all of them have been on
Speaker 6: the SDIS.
Speaker 4: I would believe that. I would absolutely believe that.
Speaker 2: I know, I haven't done research into all of them,
Speaker 2: but all the ones that I've seen have been on
Speaker 2: some kind of SSRI, So I would absolutely believe that
Speaker 2: all of them were on them as well. And it
Speaker 2: is truly horrifying to see this proliferation of drugs for everything,
Speaker 2: this mindset of well, the environment is toxic, the workplace
Speaker 2: is stressful, the home life has been degraded to a
Speaker 2: point where you know you're kind of just roommates. You
Speaker 2: barely see your children, you barely see your wife because
Speaker 2: you're all working all the time, they're at school, and
Speaker 2: there's no sense of we need to change the environment,
Speaker 2: we need to go back to a time where life
Speaker 2: was simpler, where the families were more interconnected, where you
Speaker 2: had a sense of community. It's well, here's a drug
Speaker 2: for that. You should take this and simply mask the symptoms.
Speaker 6: You're preached to the choir and you're right on and
Speaker 6: if you think that. And one of the things they
Speaker 6: tell you is if you go off of these drugs,
Speaker 6: you will die, you will commit suicide, you will that's
Speaker 6: almost always the case. If you do not take these drugs,
Speaker 6: you will die. I can't guarantee you're not going to die.
Speaker 6: That's how they I can't guarantee you're not going to
Speaker 6: die if you don't take these drugs. The response every
Speaker 6: time you hear that has to be, so, can you
Speaker 6: guarantee I won't die if I take these drugs? Oh no, No,
Speaker 6: I can't do that. I mean so they use that
Speaker 6: as the means with which to control society and control
Speaker 6: your minds. And the truth is that the body has
Speaker 6: an infinite capacity to heal itself. Your body wants to
Speaker 6: be well period. It's called homeostasis. It is constantly seeking homeostasis.
Speaker 6: And when you get a blood test, what they're testing
Speaker 6: is your homeostasis. To be healthy, all of these numbers
Speaker 6: need to line up right down the middle. If you're
Speaker 6: too low, then your blood sugars are too low, or
Speaker 6: if it's too high, your blood sugars doulye. They have
Speaker 6: to be within this safe range and this good range,
Speaker 6: and your body wants to do that. You're pancreas is
Speaker 6: what controls your blood sugars. So if your pancreas is
Speaker 6: not healthy, if it's sick, then it won't produce the
Speaker 6: right blood sugars. So what you have to ask yourself
Speaker 6: is why is my pancreas not working well? What can
Speaker 6: I do to make my pancreas work better? And what
Speaker 6: are these steps I can do to become healthy and well.
Speaker 6: I am seventy years old. I take no medications. The
Speaker 6: only medication I'll tape once in a while is is
Speaker 6: I get sinus, and so I taken and I do
Speaker 6: not what is it called anahistamine. That is the only
Speaker 6: medication I've taken in the last I want to say
Speaker 6: fifty years, since nineteen since the nineteen eighties, I had
Speaker 6: chronic sinus infections and I was getting I would go
Speaker 6: to the doctor, He'd give me my antibiotics. I'd go
Speaker 6: to the pharmacy. He fulfill with prescription and then I
Speaker 6: take a decongestent with that and and the sinus infection
Speaker 6: will clear up, and then a month later it'd be
Speaker 6: right back, and I'd be right back in the doctor's
Speaker 6: office getting another prescription, and that's why it was. And
Speaker 6: then my my my wife said, Robert, you know, why
Speaker 6: don't you go to a chiropractor. I'm gonna that was
Speaker 6: way out of the sorts for me go to a chiropractor.
Speaker 6: Why would I do that? And she said, well, you know,
Speaker 6: it might help you. And so, as every good husband does,
Speaker 6: he does exactly what his wife asks and requests. So
Speaker 6: I went to the chiropractor and he said, you know, Robert,
Speaker 6: your body has a natural immune system that wants to
Speaker 6: make you well, and I want to help your immune
Speaker 6: system work better so that you will your naturally fight
Speaker 6: these sinus infection and you'll get well. That's an interesting flought.
Speaker 6: And so he would adjust me, adjust my atlas specifically
Speaker 6: because that helps drain the eustachian tubes. If you have
Speaker 6: a child who has ear infections, it's really good. The
Speaker 6: way we got into the way my wife got into
Speaker 6: chiropractic was my son Anthony, was vaccine injured.
Speaker 4: And he was too sarry to hear that.
Speaker 6: His legs swell up and he started getting he had asthma.
Speaker 6: We took them to the emergency room twice. He had
Speaker 6: chronic ear infections, and we were constantly taking him to
Speaker 6: the pediatrician. The pediatrician said, Okay, it's so bad that
Speaker 6: we're gonna take all of his anything that has cloth,
Speaker 6: basically out of his room. So we're turning his room
Speaker 6: into a hospital room where he's on prophylactic antabotics. So
Speaker 6: he's taking them twenty four to seven all the time
Speaker 6: to prevent the ear infection from coming. I mean, and
Speaker 6: meanwhile he's had this severe reaction and we're just going,
Speaker 6: what in the world is going on? And somebody suggested
Speaker 6: taking him to a chiropractor, and we did, and and
Speaker 6: he said, let me work with him and we'll get
Speaker 6: him off the antibiotics. He never had After taking him
Speaker 6: to the chiropractor, he never had another asthma attack. We
Speaker 6: weaned him off all of his antibiotics and he was well.
Speaker 6: So so as a result of this, we believe the
Speaker 6: chiropractic is really important as far as helping the body
Speaker 6: communicate and realize how to get well for instant because
Speaker 6: it makes sense. Chiropractors deal with the physiology of the
Speaker 6: body and medicine doctors do not. Your medicine men simply
Speaker 6: give you medicine instead of realizing that perhaps if we
Speaker 6: make an adjustment here physiologically to the body, the brain
Speaker 6: will start communicating with the organs, the organs will start
Speaker 6: doing what they're supposed to do, and and the body
Speaker 6: will start functioning. Well. That's the way chiropractic works. Every
Speaker 6: single nerve in your body goes through your spine. Then
Speaker 6: they know exactly what nerve goes from your from your pancreas,
Speaker 6: and which which vertebrate goes through, and then it goes
Speaker 6: to your brain. And then your brain communicates with that
Speaker 6: pancreas through that nervous system, so the pancreas knows what
Speaker 6: to do. And if that nerve, those nerves get pinched,
Speaker 6: they don't function very well. So my chiropractice that I
Speaker 6: that I've gone to for years, in fact, I wrote
Speaker 6: a book with him. That book was twenty five years
Speaker 6: old now, but but it but he had a patient.
Speaker 6: He had over five thousand patients in his practice, and
Speaker 6: not a single one of them had high blood pressure
Speaker 6: wide because your your main artery. You have a main
Speaker 6: artery and a main vein that goes up through the brain,
Speaker 6: It goes through the atlas. It makes two right hand
Speaker 6: turns as it goes through the atlas. The atlas is
Speaker 6: what your skull is attached to your spine with and
Speaker 6: if that gets off a little bit, it will reduce
Speaker 6: the blood flow of those main that main artery and vein,
Speaker 6: and as a result of that create high blood pressure.
Speaker 6: You adjust that and the blood pressure comes down naturally.
Speaker 6: It's what the body needs. And when we look at
Speaker 6: the scriptures, we look at the Bible. One of the
Speaker 6: things the Bible tells us to do to get well
Speaker 6: is first fast and prey and and fasting what it does.
Speaker 6: If you have problems with cholesterol today, we know that
Speaker 6: if you take a fast for three days, your your
Speaker 6: blood cholesterols will be almost perfect. Why because you're seventy
Speaker 6: five percent of your cholesterol is produced from your liver,
Speaker 6: not from your food. Only twenty five percent comes from
Speaker 6: your food. And yet your doctors will say, well, quid
Speaker 6: eating eggs because there's a lot of cholesterol and eggs.
Speaker 6: But your your liver knows exactly what to do with
Speaker 6: that and how to function that way. But if it
Speaker 6: needs to be cleansed, so daked. Three day fast and
Speaker 6: your cholesterol will be in control, and it's it's not
Speaker 6: a big deal. It's a lot better to do that
Speaker 6: than to be on statin drugs the rest of your life.
Speaker 6: Because we know that some of the side effects of
Speaker 6: statin drugs are devastating, such as you lose your muscle tone,
Speaker 6: you lose your you no longer have the ability to
Speaker 6: walk up and downstairs because your muscles are disintegrating because
Speaker 6: of the statin drugs. I mean, that's a that's a
Speaker 6: recorded side effect to statn drugs, and the list of
Speaker 6: side effects are and you need to become educated and
Speaker 6: know what these drugs do to you and allow the
Speaker 6: body to heal itself. It wants to, it will if
Speaker 6: we give it the tools, give it the ability to heal.
Speaker 6: And that includes that includes your sstis, that includes depression,
Speaker 6: that includes bipolar disease. It is said that bipolar disease
Speaker 6: is not reversible. You get bipolar disease, you're gonna be
Speaker 6: on your bipolar meds for the rest of your life.
Speaker 6: And that is not true. My daughter was diagnosed with
Speaker 6: bipolar disease, not by one psychologist a psychiatrist, but four.
Speaker 6: She is hospitalized twice fifty fifty one fifty is what
Speaker 6: we call it in Commi Fornia, I'm sorry, not Comifornia, California,
Speaker 6: who we tokenly call California commi Fournia. So she was
Speaker 6: institutionalized on two separate occasions for ten days until they
Speaker 6: were able to get her stabilized again. And we said
Speaker 6: to ourselves, and surely there's some way to get her
Speaker 6: brain working again so that we don't have to do
Speaker 6: this for the rest of her life. And there's a
Speaker 6: famous psychiatrist who lives in California by the name of
Speaker 6: doctor Amon. What's his first name, but you can if
Speaker 6: you google Aiman, you'll see him. He worked with our
Speaker 6: chiropractor and together they ty traded her off all of
Speaker 6: her medications. It took about a year, and my chiropractor
Speaker 6: actually adjusted her skull. The skull has as plates within it.
Speaker 6: He adjusted the skull which relieved the pressure, and the
Speaker 6: two of them worked together and it took about a
Speaker 6: year and a year later she had titraded off all
Speaker 6: of her medication and the four psychiatrists who had diagnosed
Speaker 6: her with bipolar disease, and since you'll have to be
Speaker 6: on these medications the rest of her life, doctor Amon
Speaker 6: changed her diagnosis. She wouldn't have this stigma placed upon
Speaker 6: her for the rest of her life. He changed that
Speaker 6: diagnosis from bipolar disease to situational anxiety disorder and she
Speaker 6: has not had any any issues with bipolar disease ever since.
Speaker 6: They said, well, when she gets pregnant, she's going to
Speaker 6: have for issues. She has three children. She's never had
Speaker 6: any issues. She is perfectly one hundred percent well. And
Speaker 6: I can go on sharing stories of how the gods
Speaker 6: of the woke because what these gods are are the
Speaker 6: evil principality. Because Ephesians. In my book, I open up
Speaker 6: with the with the quote of Ephesians six twelve, which
Speaker 6: reminds us that we are this battle that we are
Speaker 6: in today, this global war that wants to take over
Speaker 6: the world, is not is not between the left and
Speaker 6: the right. It's not between communism and free capitalism. It's
Speaker 6: not it's it's it's against God and anti God. It
Speaker 6: is against religion. It's it is the principalities of this world.
Speaker 6: The evil that's taking place. It's a beginn it's a
Speaker 6: battle between good and evil, and this evil will continue
Speaker 6: to come back. So we need to understand how that works.
Speaker 6: And my book Divine Liberation from the gods of the woke,
Speaker 6: explains how it developed, how it happens, and how it
Speaker 6: will continue to happen unless we focus on the creator
Speaker 6: of the heavens and the earth Yahweh I am, and
Speaker 6: realize that that through him and through his love for us,
Speaker 6: the gods of the wolf don't have a chance, because
Speaker 6: if we have seen this from the time of Moses
Speaker 6: to today, that the gods of the wolke don't stand
Speaker 6: a chance against God because God always wins.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is so true. I really do like that title.
Speaker 2: God always wins because it is the essence of the truth.
Speaker 2: It is the fact that God. It's people tend to
Speaker 2: think about the you know, oh, Christ is going to
Speaker 2: come back and that's when we win. It's like, no,
Speaker 2: the victory's already here. He already won. It's done, it's over,
Speaker 2: he has won. This is simply, you know, a waiting
Speaker 2: period before he comes back and puts the banner over everything.
Speaker 2: But the fight is over. He has already won. It
Speaker 2: is simply on us to resist the evil that is
Speaker 2: still lingering around here now. But the victory is already accomplished.
Speaker 2: That's something I always like to remember. It is not
Speaker 2: some nebulous thing that we are waiting for. Well, one
Speaker 2: day chrystill wins. He's already done it. The victory is won,
Speaker 2: the battle is over. These are simply the stragglers. These
Speaker 2: are the remaining troops that haven't given up the fight yet.
Speaker 2: They are still trying to inflict some pain while they can.
Speaker 2: But that is simply all it is. We have a
Speaker 2: question here from J eleven Travis. Ask him, how does
Speaker 2: the chiropractor adjust that body part? I don't know if
Speaker 2: he's talking about the one that helps with the cholesterol
Speaker 2: or the skull plates, but maybe you could provide a
Speaker 2: little bit of insight on both of those, just in case,
Speaker 2: of course.
Speaker 6: I so my son was two years old when I
Speaker 6: started going to a chiropractor. He's now thirty eight. He
Speaker 6: was born in eighty seven, and so he's not quite
Speaker 6: thirty eight anyhow, He's born eighty seven. You know, every
Speaker 6: year of the number changes. And I have four kids
Speaker 6: and nine grandkids, and anyway, so I've been going to
Speaker 6: chiropractic forever. And what a good chiropractor will do is
Speaker 6: he will lay his hands on you and he will
Speaker 6: put the spine back into place. There it's very clear
Speaker 6: he can feel that the atlas, So you have several
Speaker 6: Your spine consists of a bunch of bones, and there's
Speaker 6: and those bones are tied. You know, I'm not a chiropractice,
Speaker 6: so I can't explain it as well as a chiropractor can.
Speaker 6: I understand the thesis and how it works, and your
Speaker 6: your nerves go through that spine and then at the
Speaker 6: different vertebrae they exit. And your chiropractors are are physiological experts.
Speaker 6: They have they spend many, many many hours in the
Speaker 6: dissection of a cadaver and literally witness and feel and
Speaker 6: touch all the different spines and the nerves and how
Speaker 6: it works, and all the muscles and the ligaments, and
Speaker 6: they understand how the body works. So if so, if
Speaker 6: I have, if I had some problem with carpel tunnel,
Speaker 6: and I have from time to time, my chiropractice will
Speaker 6: literally take my wrist, move it around and adjust it,
Speaker 6: and all of a sudden, the carpal tunnel is gone. Uh,
Speaker 6: and and it and it starts working again. I had
Speaker 6: a serious shoulder injury and he was able to adjust
Speaker 6: my shoulder so that it went back into place and
Speaker 6: everything is good. Uh. And the list goes on and on,
Speaker 6: I had I had gallstones? How do I discover I
Speaker 6: had gallstones? There was a pressure point in my hand
Speaker 6: that hurt, and he he, he would pinch my hand,
Speaker 6: and I practically jump off the table and goes, ah,
Speaker 6: you have gollstones, and I go He goes here. You
Speaker 6: have two options. You can go to the doctor and
Speaker 6: have your gall bladdery moved, in which case your gallbladder,
Speaker 6: which could helps control the fats in your system, won't
Speaker 6: won't there anymore, and you and got on your nose
Speaker 6: the side effects that will happen as a result. Or
Speaker 6: you can do a gallbladder flush and get rid of
Speaker 6: all your galstones. I said, ah, what does that take?
Speaker 6: He goes well again. The Bible tells us if we
Speaker 6: want to get well, fasting in prayer is one of
Speaker 6: the key things. Number three is the laying on of hands,
Speaker 6: which would be chiropractic and so so so what I
Speaker 6: did is I decided to take the fasting. So this
Speaker 6: time I fasted not to cleanse my liver, even though
Speaker 6: I cleansed it again, but I but to flush my gallbladder.
Speaker 6: So in order to do that, you take the You
Speaker 6: take raw natural organic apple sider unfiltered so that you
Speaker 6: know it has techedin in it, and you sip on
Speaker 6: this all day long, just diluted fifty to fifty with water,
Speaker 6: put it in a big zipper, cut up, and just
Speaker 6: sip on that for the next three days. The pectin
Speaker 6: will soften the gallstones. And then at the end of
Speaker 6: three days, what you do is you take four ounces
Speaker 6: of olive oil and you drink four four ounces of
Speaker 6: olive oil and the softened and that will that will
Speaker 6: make the pink your your gall bladder contract because you
Speaker 6: haven't had any fats at all for the for three days.
Speaker 6: You will shock the shock it and it will spit
Speaker 6: out all these stones. And that's exactly what I did.
Speaker 6: And the next morning I saw on the toilet thousands
Speaker 6: of gallstones anywhere from the size of a of a
Speaker 6: of a bean to the tiniest pinhole or pinprick pinhead,
Speaker 6: and my gallbladder was clean. That's still have my gall bladder,
Speaker 6: and I know it's still okay because I can pinch
Speaker 6: my hand it doesn't hurt so so well, anyway, there's
Speaker 6: a hundred things we can do if we understand how
Speaker 6: the body works, how to cleanse the body and how
Speaker 6: to avoid the medications, and the medications are there. For instance,
Speaker 6: it saved my daughter. I'm very glad that those medications
Speaker 6: were there in order to stabilize the situation. I thank
Speaker 6: god for the emergency rooms in the United States. If
Speaker 6: I need to be sewn up, I know I want
Speaker 6: to have that take place in the United States of America.
Speaker 6: It is the greatest thing in the world. You can
Speaker 6: lose a finger and you have a good chance of
Speaker 6: having it resone and saving your finger, and there aren't
Speaker 6: too many places in the world when that happens. So
Speaker 6: there is fantastic things taking place in science and in
Speaker 6: medicine in the world today. But what we need to
Speaker 6: also realize is that is manipulated for financial gain, which
Speaker 6: is what happened in the hospitals. The hospitals were told
Speaker 6: that if you have a COVID patient, you will receive
Speaker 6: fifteen thousand dollars extra. If you put them on a ventilator,
Speaker 6: it's another thirty thousand. And these aren't accurate numbers. There's
Speaker 6: these are approximate numbers. You can do your research and
Speaker 6: find out exactly what that is. Maybe you have those
Speaker 6: numbers with you I'm just speaking off the top of
Speaker 6: my head and the top of my memory. In addition
Speaker 6: to that, they, in order to pad all the COVID
Speaker 6: data so that they could create more fear, they changed
Speaker 6: the death records of COVID. If somebody had COVID, that
Speaker 6: then became the primary cause of death, Yes, even if
Speaker 6: they were even if they died in a motorcycle accident.
Speaker 6: And then they tested this dead person and he had COVID.
Speaker 6: COVID was listed as the cause of death. Yes.
Speaker 2: And we of course saw that the PCR tests could
Speaker 2: find COVID on anything anywhere.
Speaker 4: All the time.
Speaker 2: They would just magnify it over and over again, dig
Speaker 2: down deeper and deeper until they found even the smallest
Speaker 2: trace amount, and then that was it.
Speaker 3: That was COVID.
Speaker 2: We've got a couple comments here that I want to
Speaker 2: get to before we have to end the show. One
Speaker 2: from Jason Barker Knight's The Storm. My chiropractor straight up
Speaker 2: told me it was not a long term solution. It
Speaker 2: was a temporary relief. He suggested some stretches and stuff
Speaker 2: to fix my assatic nerve issues and wanted me to
Speaker 2: stop coming as soon as possible. He told me that
Speaker 2: the more I came, the more problems would be executor.
Speaker 2: And I think that's the sign of a good doctor
Speaker 2: in any sense of the word, just saying look, I
Speaker 2: can help you a little bit here, but this is
Speaker 2: on you. He knows where he's able to help and
Speaker 2: where he isn't where he can say, I can give
Speaker 2: you a little bit of relief now, but you need
Speaker 2: to take initiative and do things for yourself. I've got
Speaker 2: a comment from Cecilia fourteen says your guest is a
Speaker 2: treasure trove of information. Is all this information in his
Speaker 2: book sounds like we all need a reputable chiropractor. So again,
Speaker 2: your book is God Always Wins. And I believe it's
Speaker 2: available on Archway Publishing dot com. Is it available anywhere
Speaker 2: else for people that want to pick it up, and
Speaker 2: is this sort of information available in there as well?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, and yes the I think that the easiest
Speaker 6: way to get the book is on Amazon. You get Amazon,
Speaker 6: of course, and it's ten percent less, and it's again
Speaker 6: it arrives within twenty four hours or something like that.
Speaker 6: That's the most convenient way to buy it. I encourage
Speaker 6: people to go to their local bookstore and support your
Speaker 6: local bookstores and have them order the book for you.
Speaker 6: That will give them an awareness of the book, and
Speaker 6: let them know what people are interested in, and let
Speaker 6: them know that there are books that that are off
Speaker 6: market in effect, because again we have when when you
Speaker 6: think about the market being captured, because what are our
Speaker 6: pharmacy and our our pharmacies are our medical system has
Speaker 6: been captured. If you haven't read the book, it's a
Speaker 6: it's a daunting process to read The Real Anthony fauci
Speaker 6: By by Robert F. Kennedy Junior. It's five hundred pages
Speaker 6: of really important information, but it's fine print. I mean
Speaker 6: I read it. I took the time to go through
Speaker 6: and read that book, and it wasn't that difficult for
Speaker 6: me because I already understood some of this and understood
Speaker 6: agency capture, and it wasn't a whole lot of new
Speaker 6: information for me. But at the same time, it was
Speaker 6: completely affirming to everything that I thought. But what I
Speaker 6: didn't realize when I first started studying agency capture back
Speaker 6: in twenty sixteen, I would hear Trump talk about all
Speaker 6: the media exegests.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to cut you off, but we are out
Speaker 2: of time for today. We've got fifteen seconds left. I
Speaker 2: want to remind people they can go to Archway Publishing
Speaker 2: dot com, to Amazon, or order it at their local bookstore.
Speaker 2: God always wins. Reverend Robert Schuler, thank you so much
Speaker 2: for joining us today and to our listeners and viewers.
Speaker 4: Really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: You have a wonderfull rest of your day.
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