Speaker 1: Get ready.
Speaker 2: Today is the twenty fourth day of April twenty twenty five, allegedly,
Speaker 2: according to that thing we call a calendar. This is
Speaker 2: the o'celli effect. You are listening to it, and the
Speaker 2: only reason why you found it is because you wanted to. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it is Thor's Day, and I'm going to do a
Speaker 2: roundup of a couple of news items and explain some
Speaker 2: stuff that, as per usual, you don't get in the
Speaker 2: mainstream media. Not because I have a contradictory narrative, but
Speaker 2: maybe I have a little bit of insider knowledge on
Speaker 2: a thing or two, or maybe I just study things,
Speaker 2: or maybe I follow facts instead of my own opinions
Speaker 2: more often than not, and therefore have to go and
Speaker 2: report things differently to you than you get elsewhere. No
Speaker 2: corporate culture here culture. The only culture I got is
Speaker 2: probably what grows under my totails. No lambasil monsters though. Anyway,
Speaker 2: So what are we gonna do tonight? We're gonna cover
Speaker 2: a couple of quick things here and there, two major stories,
Speaker 2: and why the hell not? Let's also hear from something
Speaker 2: that I found. And I don't know if I'm gonna
Speaker 2: keep this up, but I think I found nature boys
Speaker 2: evil twin. He might indeed be the liberal nature boy.
Speaker 2: Let's see what you guys think of it. Anyway, Let's
Speaker 2: turn to the first story, and it is a pop
Speaker 2: culture one. Hey remember that Roseanne thing when they kicked
Speaker 2: her off her own TV show? Well, guess what the
Speaker 2: Connors that show that they continued and decided to kill
Speaker 2: off the Roseanne character from the Roseanne franchise, ABC, Disney whatever,
Speaker 2: Who the hell owns them now? I don't even know. Anyway.
Speaker 2: This is from Let's see what is this TV insider
Speaker 2: dot com and the headline reads, the Connors bosses teased
Speaker 2: the season or excuse me, the series finale is quote
Speaker 2: going to be really emotional end quote. So I don't
Speaker 2: know about you guys, but I mean this show, even
Speaker 2: if it wasn't popular with me, it was always popular
Speaker 2: with somebody I knew, one way or another, usually a woman.
Speaker 2: They found it remarkable. Anyway, let's get into the actual
Speaker 2: article per a second. The Connors series finale is an
Speaker 2: ending thirty seven years in the making. The blue collar
Speaker 2: family was first met in nineteen eighty eight through nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety seven sitcom Roseanne, and it's twenty eighteen sequel now
Speaker 2: signs off for good on Wednesday, April twenty third. Oh,
Speaker 2: look at that, it already happened. See, I held this
Speaker 2: news story from two days ago, so I guess we'll
Speaker 2: have to go check it out. It's already happened. And
Speaker 2: while executive producer Bruce Helford is reluctant to share too
Speaker 2: many details, he teases, quote, there's something that happens in
Speaker 2: the final episode that I don't think has ever happened
Speaker 2: on broadcast TV, which he claims is quote is going
Speaker 2: to be really emotional. Anyway. I just thought you guys
Speaker 2: might find that interesting. And I will include links to
Speaker 2: all the stories and references that I cover here, or well,
Speaker 2: maybe not all of them in fact, because you guys
Speaker 2: don't click on all my stuff, so I'll give you
Speaker 2: some of them in the live chat room and also
Speaker 2: at the show notes section in the podcast, if that's
Speaker 2: the way you're catching it. Anyway, Here's something from Real
Speaker 2: Clear Science and the headline grab my attention. Useless in quotes,
Speaker 2: female organ might not be useless. Okay, I'm gonna let
Speaker 2: you ponder that for a few moments. I know we
Speaker 2: don't have too many feel listeners female listeners. But I'll
Speaker 2: let you guys work on that in your brain for
Speaker 2: a moment, and I'll give you the link in the
Speaker 2: Ocelli Live chat room. Like I said, So, if you're
Speaker 2: listening live, you'll see me drop the links. But if not,
Speaker 2: you're hearing this later, you can always roll back to room.
Speaker 2: You know, it's on my site. Listen live in chat,
Speaker 2: you can click on that little tab and it'll take
Speaker 2: you there, and you can always roll back to chat
Speaker 2: to the appropriate date up to a certain amount of time. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, So back to the material itself, right, all right.
Speaker 2: An unsung appendage in the female body, which has long
Speaker 2: been considered useless, may actually be essential for ovary development
Speaker 2: and fertility. A new mouse study finds really interesting. They
Speaker 2: always got to study rodents, the pests, right in order
Speaker 2: to get fairly close to human results. It's like they're
Speaker 2: you know, monkeys and monkeys and rats and mice. They're
Speaker 2: are good templates to study us all the time. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Just something else for you to ponder. This structure, called
Speaker 2: the rete ovary, was first discovered in humans over a
Speaker 2: century ago, but until now it was considered a so
Speaker 2: called bestigial structure not crucial in adult female anatomy, but
Speaker 2: a leftover from fetal development. Now a vestigial organ or
Speaker 2: avestigial part. This is away from the article. Usually just
Speaker 2: means something that doesn't have a functional purpose. And every
Speaker 2: time they say, oh, this or that doesn't have a
Speaker 2: functional purpose, and the totally misunderstood thing like the appendix.
Speaker 2: You know, it's hilarious. Medical science is out of line
Speaker 2: with what they think of the appendix and many other
Speaker 2: vestigial things. Everything in our structure has a purpose, even
Speaker 2: the things that appear to be negative. Indeed, some of
Speaker 2: the things that we would categorize as negative are actually
Speaker 2: not negative. They are reactions of the body creating something
Speaker 2: in order to prevent something far more negative. Indeed, cancers
Speaker 2: are grown due to this problem. This is why they
Speaker 2: never tackle cancer. You know, although was it said they
Speaker 2: were going to cure it? One of the presidents reies,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I keep mixing up my liars. Anyway,
Speaker 2: that's the story had a real clear science. Larry Hancock
Speaker 2: was on the show last night, and of course the
Speaker 2: RFK file releases have been in the news as of late.
Speaker 2: I want to go to Larry's blog though, which you
Speaker 2: can go and get. If you go to larrydshncock dot com,
Speaker 2: you can follow through and get his blog. But I'm
Speaker 2: going to give you a direct link again in the
Speaker 2: chat room and also in the show notes for this
Speaker 2: particular blog entry. And it's not for my show, although
Speaker 2: we did a show on this last night. Let's see,
Speaker 2: let's just go with the last two paragraphs, and they're
Speaker 2: very short. In Larry's blog post, Lapd certainly collected numerous
Speaker 2: leads and reports which would have had at least suggested
Speaker 2: the possibility of foreign involvement in the crime. Again, this
Speaker 2: is about the rfk assassination in nineteen sixty eight. Back
Speaker 2: to Larry. While they and the LA District Attorney ultimately
Speaker 2: show not to pursue the question of influence and conspiracy
Speaker 2: at trial, did the American intelligence community choose to ignore
Speaker 2: it as well? Or did relevant files exist which might
Speaker 2: truly expand our view of the murder of an American
Speaker 2: senator and presidential candidate question mark? If so, bringing something
Speaker 2: new to the rfk assassination is going to take more
Speaker 2: than simply scanning bulk files at NARA. Someone with major
Speaker 2: authority would have to order an actual search for such files.
Speaker 2: Files the CIA in particular would have not been anxious
Speaker 2: to share back in the nineteen seventies or even now.
Speaker 2: See again, as I brought up last night, the RFK
Speaker 2: assassination might have been considered for the House Select Committee
Speaker 2: on Assassinations at that time as part of the investigation
Speaker 2: or exploration, you know, regarding when they went into JFK
Speaker 2: and MLK. But there's bulk dump of files that is
Speaker 2: clearly a political move and clearly meant to make RFK
Speaker 2: Junior feel better, and clearly meant to make other people
Speaker 2: feel as the lou Donald Trump's being upfront with the
Speaker 2: government is really just a redundant dump. And the people
Speaker 2: that claim that they're seeing brand new things in there
Speaker 2: are only claiming that because their only experience with researching
Speaker 2: the assassinations has been on the Internet, and therefore they
Speaker 2: are not aware that with some hard work you could
Speaker 2: have gotten hold of almost all of this stuff before.
Speaker 2: As I stated on this show, it would be virtually
Speaker 2: impossible unless there were as yet publicly unknown investigations that
Speaker 2: took place in the intelligence community with the NSA, with
Speaker 2: even the CIA regarding foreign assets that may or may
Speaker 2: not have been in proximity, may or may not have
Speaker 2: had interest in RFK not becoming president, etc. Etc. And yes,
Speaker 2: indeed this does lead to a discussion of Israel. But
Speaker 2: I'm not the you know, everybody set the juice loose guy. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm not that guy. But it is worthy of consideration
Speaker 2: since Israel does aggressively spy against us, always has and
Speaker 2: there were controversies between the Kennedy administration and the government
Speaker 2: of Israel, so you know, and they also might have
Speaker 2: had an interest in Oh, I don't know the Palestinian
Speaker 2: who allegedly did this, and some people call Sirhan the
Speaker 2: first terrorist and all that. I urge you to take
Speaker 2: a listen to the discussion last night with Larry and
Speaker 2: take a look at the references because there are some
Speaker 2: fascinating academic works there, and there's also a link to
Speaker 2: the latest file dump and all that stuff, and you
Speaker 2: can explore it for yourself and see what I mean. Anyway,
Speaker 2: worthy of a mention, But what are you going to do?
Speaker 2: All Right, So we've covered Larry, We've taken a look
Speaker 2: at a other things. Uh, I'm gonna get into something
Speaker 2: regarding my hometown. Gotta tell you and have to get
Speaker 2: there as soon as possible. But now I'm trying to
Speaker 2: take a look at something real fast because it looks
Speaker 2: like I lost a link to something. But anyway, what
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Speaker 2: Segment number two of the Thursday night news Blast, and
Speaker 2: a couple of things that I want to get to
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Speaker 2: Gold Finally. This is from his newsletter. Gold Finally has
Speaker 2: pushed back almost two hundred dollars points from its most
Speaker 2: recent high. The price action has taken place with a
Speaker 2: lot of headlines coming from Washington, DC I would ignore
Speaker 2: the headlines because they are not really the reason for
Speaker 2: the gold price drop. Gold simply has gone straight up
Speaker 2: since smashing through its last consolidation period when three thousand
Speaker 2: dollars an ounce was acting as resistance for it back
Speaker 2: in February and March. Gold did dip initially when markets
Speaker 2: plunged after Trump announced his tariffs, but then came alive
Speaker 2: and exploded up to thirty five hundred dollars an ounce
Speaker 2: in overnight trading before Tuesday's open and the US Trump
Speaker 2: headlines of Trump saying he is not planning to fire
Speaker 2: Jerome Powell and is willing to back down on his
Speaker 2: most stringent tariffs. Gold had already been pulling back off
Speaker 2: of the three thirty five hundred dollars level once the
Speaker 2: market opened. The pullback continued and then continued again on Wednesday,
Speaker 2: so instead of some news reason for the action, the
Speaker 2: dip should be seen as a normal pullback after gold
Speaker 2: hit a new high of thirty five hundred. It's just
Speaker 2: a psychological level where many decided to take some profits
Speaker 2: and sell. Because nothing goes straight up every single week,
Speaker 2: this is time when people must focus on charts and
Speaker 2: not just news. Now it appears to be stabilizing in
Speaker 2: the thirty two hundred to thirty three hundred dollars area.
Speaker 2: So the advice here is that it is stabilizing. It's
Speaker 2: not going to continue to drop. It did jump up
Speaker 2: a bit, and if you held it, you have something
Speaker 2: more valuable today than you had not long ago. And
Speaker 2: the price tips. Look, it's the hedge against inflation anyway,
Speaker 2: So keep that in mind.
Speaker 12: Gold always is.
Speaker 2: So what else is going on in the news, Well,
Speaker 2: let's talk Trump in UK in Ukraine, excuse me, not
Speaker 2: uk the two first letters of it, Ukraine Russia war deal.
Speaker 2: What do you think of that? What's going on there?
Speaker 2: How about we get a little something from Trump himself.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump This according to Newsweek, by the way, And
Speaker 2: I hate them because they got lots of pop ups
Speaker 2: when I'm trying to read from their article. Oh and
Speaker 2: here's a couple of let's see. Oh, I'll get you
Speaker 2: some articles in a moment in the chat room. Let's
Speaker 2: just read from this one for a moment before I
Speaker 2: drop it later and again the show notes will be
Speaker 2: more complete. Donald Trump told reporters in the Oval office
Speaker 2: on Wednesday that he believes he has a tentative peace
Speaker 2: deal with Russia and Ukraine. The president said the Ukrainian
Speaker 2: president Vladimir Zelensky had not fully signed off on the
Speaker 2: proposal yet, but indicated the deal was close. I think
Speaker 2: we have a deal with Russia. Trump said, we have
Speaker 2: to get a deal with Zelensky, but I think we
Speaker 2: have a deal with both. Why it matters is the
Speaker 2: subhadline here. The US reportedly put forward a peace proposal
Speaker 2: that included its recognition of Russian control over Crimea. According
Speaker 2: to reports over the weekend, Russian President Vladimir Putin has
Speaker 2: reportedly shown support for the proposal, offering to stop the
Speaker 2: war at the current front line in exchange for the
Speaker 2: US recognition for the peninsula, which was illegally annexed in
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen. However, Zelensky immediately dismissed the idea on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: telling reporters it's our territory, the territory of the people
Speaker 2: of Ukraine. There's nothing to discuss here. What to know.
Speaker 2: On Wednesday, Trump admitted he was surprised how challenging it
Speaker 2: had been to lock down a deal with the Ukrainian leader.
Speaker 2: I thought it might be easier to deal with Zelenski.
Speaker 2: So far, it's been harder. End quote, the President said,
Speaker 2: in comparison to negotiating with Putin, well, you know, big
Speaker 2: big shaker there. It's a big shock. When you give
Speaker 2: a guy everything he wants, it's easy to negotiate with him, right,
Speaker 2: And it's even easier when it's somebody who's answer kissing constantly.
Speaker 2: That would be Trump kissing Putin's ass all the time.
Speaker 2: And you know, we saw the way he handled Zelensky,
Speaker 2: so imagine that for a minute plus. Constitutionally, Zelensky can't
Speaker 2: give away Crimea, even though Trump said, well he shouldn't
Speaker 2: have given it away Crimea. He was on TV being
Speaker 2: a comedian at the time they lost Crimea. He wasn't
Speaker 2: president then. But pay no attention to the facts. They
Speaker 2: don't matter. Give in to Russia or get ready to
Speaker 2: get got. That's the message. And oh, by the way,
Speaker 2: what was it last night or the night before? They
Speaker 2: pounded the hell out of Kiev in the most savage
Speaker 2: bombing on civilians since the war began, I think, and
Speaker 2: definitely the most savage bombing on Kiev because up to
Speaker 2: this point they really weren't touching it much. Let's go
Speaker 2: to the Associated Press about that Russian strike on Kiev
Speaker 2: kills at least twelve in biggest attack on Ukrainian capital
Speaker 2: city since last summer Kiev Ukraine. Russia produced keV with
Speaker 2: excuse me, pounded Kiev with an hour's long barrage of
Speaker 2: missiles and drones Thursday, killing at least twelve people in
Speaker 2: its deadliest assault on the Ukrainian capital since July, drawing
Speaker 2: a rare rebuke of Moscow from US President Donald Trump
Speaker 2: just as peace efforts were coming to a head. Let
Speaker 2: me stop here, Trump rebuked Putin. All right, there was
Speaker 2: a tweet and a truth social post that said, uh,
Speaker 2: let me stop it. Literally, that's a quote, by the way,
Speaker 2: Let me see it. Maybe I can get the quote
Speaker 2: of the rare rebuke where he says stop it on
Speaker 2: his truth social post. Let me see if I can
Speaker 2: find it real fast, because I'm telling you it's stop it. Lad.
Speaker 2: You're acting up. You're only murdering people constantly and over
Speaker 2: the past few years. Well, they desperately try to hold
Speaker 2: onto their territory. But Chuck, they're all Nazis. Read yeah,
Speaker 2: I know, right right, It's all good. Hey, wasn't he
Speaker 2: supposed to solve this on day one or am I
Speaker 2: imagining things? I know? I just hate Trump, so I'm
Speaker 2: delusional and therefore what I'm thinking about this is probably
Speaker 2: delusional as well. Right, anyway, do you care about this?
Speaker 2: Do you want to hear about this anymore? I don't.
Speaker 2: I know he's saying that he's got victories. The Republicans
Speaker 2: are saying the prices are coming down. Are you guys
Speaker 2: seeing prices come down? I mean? And by the way,
Speaker 2: I apologize for my crackling voice, and I'll try and
Speaker 2: get through this as quickly as I can, But damn,
Speaker 2: where are those prices coming down? Anyway? I'm going to
Speaker 2: get to the main story of the night, but first
Speaker 2: I want to introduce you to something because I think
Speaker 2: I may have found nature Boy. You know nature Boy
Speaker 2: from the show.
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Speaker 2: That guy, great voice, right, always better than mine, even
Speaker 2: when I'm not crackling. He's better voice than me. He's
Speaker 2: got his own thing going the third rail, right, Naughty
Speaker 2: by Nature. He's on Twitter, he's all over the place.
Speaker 2: He's got his own video podcast he used to produce
Speaker 2: for me. He is doing a good job out there
Speaker 2: building a following. He's excellent. I think I found his
Speaker 2: evil twin, Ladies and gentlemen, the liberal nature Boy evil
Speaker 2: twin of our friend Dave.
Speaker 12: This is what the cult leader Orange Bloated pig Doughnut
Speaker 12: t Rump put out on social media yesterday. I think
Speaker 12: you'll find this fun. I'm going to read it verbatim.
Speaker 12: Are you ready? Here we go. Bear with me. The
Speaker 12: radical Left is only good at playing the rath. They
Speaker 12: are always threatening our judges. This is judicial intimidation and
Speaker 12: should be against the law. First of all, yield, Orange piglet.
Speaker 12: You are the only one intimidating judges. You are the
Speaker 12: one doing it. Every damn thing you put out is
Speaker 12: an admission, every single fucking thing that you put out
Speaker 12: against the radical Left.
Speaker 1: It's on you.
Speaker 2: You do it.
Speaker 12: But anybody with half a brain knows that. Enjul your day.
Speaker 2: See, oh you know what. I will accept the explanation
Speaker 2: that this is not nature Boy's evil twin, that, indeed,
Speaker 2: this is nature Boy from an alternate universe communicating straight
Speaker 2: to me and now to you, because I have recordings
Speaker 2: and I have more so.
Speaker 13: The Bloated Orange Doughnut wants people to report anti Christian
Speaker 13: bias in the federal government. Well now, Veterans' Affairs is
Speaker 13: doing the same thing they want folks to report. Basically,
Speaker 13: folks who are against Christianity, you can't make this shit.
Speaker 13: Man like me, for instance, I hate all that shit
Speaker 13: I mean, religion. Nah, I'm not for that.
Speaker 6: I believe in energy, I believe in you know, love,
Speaker 6: and I believe in you.
Speaker 12: Know, all that stuff.
Speaker 14: But Christian like sky Daddy, like daddy, are you listening?
Speaker 14: Like no, I don't believe in any of that shit.
Speaker 14: So I guess if I worked in the federal government
Speaker 14: or in Veterans Affairs, I'd be in trouble.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 13: I figure it's twenty twenty five. Let's get our heads
Speaker 13: out of our asses.
Speaker 14: And just be human beings floating around on this rock
Speaker 14: in outer space. You know, it makes more sense. But
Speaker 14: try and love your neighbor, you know, and be a
Speaker 14: good person.
Speaker 12: Hmmm. I'm gonna get a lot of backlash for this.
Speaker 12: Fuck it so the blow.
Speaker 2: So tell me tell me, guys, is it evil twin
Speaker 2: or alternate universe? I don't know which way to go
Speaker 2: on this. Maybe somebody should contact nature Boy and ask
Speaker 2: him this pressing question. Do you have an evil twin
Speaker 2: or have you encountered yourself from an alternate universe, because
Speaker 2: I damn sure think that sounds just like him. Maybe
Speaker 2: I'm from an alternate universe and you're stuck with me
Speaker 2: now instead of the other guy.
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Speaker 7: operations and are still happening today. Larry Hancock's book In
Speaker 7: Denial rips the cover off many of them, using new files.
Speaker 7: It exposes things about the Bay of Pigs that no
Speaker 7: one has ever written about before. It shows why it
Speaker 7: really failed and why the United States did not.
Speaker 8: Earn from it. It also shows why other countries today
Speaker 8: are doing secret operations with more success. This is the
Speaker 8: book that puts what some want to deny into the light.
Speaker 8: In Denial, Secret Wars with air Strikes and Tanks Larry Hancock.
Speaker 8: For more information, go to Larry hyphen Handcock dot com.
Speaker 8: Pick up your copy of In Denial at Amazon dot com.
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Speaker 2: Okay, final segment of The Effect tonight, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to cover a story from my home state of New Jersey, Jersey,
Speaker 2: and indeed coming straight out of a town I used
Speaker 2: to live in, and I recognize lots of the stuff
Speaker 2: I'm seeing on the news, and maybe nobody else in
Speaker 2: the country is paying attention to it. But let's take
Speaker 2: a look at the story from let's see the Patch online,
Speaker 2: New Jersey lacy Wartown area. Anyway, more arrests are possible
Speaker 2: and intentionally set in quotes bonfire that spread to fifteen
Speaker 2: thousand acres in New Jersey. Joseph Klington, nineteen lit wooden
Speaker 2: paletts on fire and then left without extinguishing the blaze,
Speaker 2: causing a massive wildfire. Authority set so Weartown, New Jersey
Speaker 2: is the headline or the dateline. Excuse me. Authorities are
Speaker 2: quote very confident end quote that a nineteen year old
Speaker 2: from Weartown who was burning palates ignited the wildfire that's
Speaker 2: burned through about fifteen thousand acres of pine lands in
Speaker 2: southern Ocean County. Authorities said Thursday. Joseph Kling was charged
Speaker 2: with arson and aggravated arson on April twenty third in
Speaker 2: connection with the Jones Rhoades wildfire. That's what they're calling it,
Speaker 2: by the way, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billemer, Department
Speaker 2: of Environmental Protection Commissioner Sean Letoret, and Township of Ocean
Speaker 2: Police Chief Michael Ruglowski said in a joint release quote.
Speaker 2: We believe he is the person responsible for starting this fire,
Speaker 2: and we intend to prosecute him to the fullest extent
Speaker 2: of the law. End quote, Billemer told reporters Thursday afternoon
Speaker 2: at a press conference. He also said authorities haven't ruled
Speaker 2: out additional arrests being made. A motive has not yet
Speaker 2: been shared. Okay, gonna pull away from this story and
Speaker 2: tell you something about what's happening here in Lacey Township,
Speaker 2: which is where this fire started. Generally referred to as
Speaker 2: Manchester in the area and all that, and Lacey is
Speaker 2: like a part of Manchester Township. Okay. I lived in
Speaker 2: Lacey in several addresses. So did missus. Oh that's where
Speaker 2: we moved from when we moved to excuse me, North Carolina. Anyway,
Speaker 2: these kids, I used to make fun of it and
Speaker 2: call them wickers, and it's kind of a really nasty term,
Speaker 2: and it's all about, well, it's like a hick and
Speaker 2: a white guy who wants to be black combined, because
Speaker 2: that's what they're like. They're like like hicks hillbilly's sort of,
Speaker 2: but they smoke weed and they talk like, Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: going out in my mud truck. Yell, and they go
Speaker 2: out mudd and and stuff in the trucks in the woods.
Speaker 2: And constantly they were either stealing or trying to acquire
Speaker 2: or trying to buy wooden palettes from all kinds of businesses.
Speaker 2: And I worked in lots of businesses in that town.
Speaker 2: They would constantly try to buy the typical wooden palleties,
Speaker 2: you know when you see them load stuff on things
Speaker 2: and then the forklift can pick it up by the
Speaker 2: palid or the hand truck can pick it up by
Speaker 2: the pallid. They always wanted to buy those, especially if
Speaker 2: they were broken and useless, and they would steal them,
Speaker 2: and they would try and acquire them when people were
Speaker 2: tossing them. And why because they would go out in
Speaker 2: the woods, run around in their mud trucks, get all
Speaker 2: full of mud, and set bonfires all the time. The
Speaker 2: teenagers did this out there for probably the past twenty years.
Speaker 2: And at the time I left, I mean there were
Speaker 2: some young adults and kids. They used to go out
Speaker 2: and do this constantly. And of course they get high
Speaker 2: and they drink out there too, but not all of them,
Speaker 2: but a lot of them. You know, they were the badasses.
Speaker 2: They were the rednecks. You know, they had their regular
Speaker 2: car and then they'd go out in mud and it
Speaker 2: was the weirdest thing. It's like, you know, part of
Speaker 2: New Jersey almost really is begging to be below the
Speaker 2: Mason Dixon line. You know, they used to listen to
Speaker 2: the country. Now they're listening to hip hop, but they're
Speaker 2: still chewing tobacco and smoking blunts. I mean, it's just
Speaker 2: it's a wild concoction. You know, they don't know whether
Speaker 2: to white trash new meth or smoke crack and be
Speaker 2: real street. It's craziness, I'm telling you. But anyway, these
Speaker 2: kids used to do this crap all the time, and
Speaker 2: they would start minor fires, but nothing's ever been this
Speaker 2: big that I recall. And I started going to Lacey Township,
Speaker 2: which is you know, they're saying it's a rural area.
Speaker 2: It's not a rural area. It's very suburban and there
Speaker 2: are parts of it that they try to preserve, and
Speaker 2: they've gone to great troubles to preserve parts of what
Speaker 2: they call the Pinelands. Of course, if he's somebody who
Speaker 2: watched The Sopranos, you think of the pinelands as barren woods.
Speaker 2: In fact, with a lot of pine trees in it,
Speaker 2: which is true. But what they call the Pinelands encompasses
Speaker 2: a large swath of South Jersey, and Lacey's one of
Speaker 2: those areas. But it was sort of like a suburbia,
Speaker 2: and it was weird because it was like a suburbia
Speaker 2: snobbish and I mean, you know, I worked at the
Speaker 2: Shell Station and the seven eleven and a couple other
Speaker 2: places all up and down Lacey Road while I lived there.
Speaker 2: It's kind of a nice town. They were one of
Speaker 2: the first, you know, white neighborhoods I saw crying about
Speaker 2: the opioid epidemic, though, just as I was leaving Jersey,
Speaker 2: because you know, the hillbilly heroin was out of control.
Speaker 2: The oxy cotton was everywhere, and you know, people were dying.
Speaker 2: Narkham was necessary. It was rough, you know. Previous to that,
Speaker 2: you had a couple of meth heads, a couple of
Speaker 2: crackheads here or there, and a lot of potheads. You know,
Speaker 2: a lot of suburban white people potheads just you know,
Speaker 2: burning out their days and I mean doing nothing but
Speaker 2: smoking weed. And in the nineties when I first visited Lacey,
Speaker 2: by the way, if you ever listened to the heavy
Speaker 2: metal stories that I told on the show with Hesher
Speaker 2: when I talked about, you know, going with my friends
Speaker 2: to Lacey where, you know, I was managing a band
Speaker 2: and these guys were younger, and they took me to
Speaker 2: Lacy Township. It was in the middle of the woods.
Speaker 2: It was hardly even developed. It was very barren back then,
Speaker 2: but it developed into a very suburban kind of setup
Speaker 2: with a lot of development, a lot of sprawl, and
Speaker 2: suburbia was you know, suburbia was prominent. Anyway, I'm going
Speaker 2: to take one more break because of the Weienie Dogs
Speaker 2: and continue to explain this stuff to you and maybe
Speaker 2: even playing. Well, okay, the Winnie Dog stopped. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to take the break then. But the deal is,
Speaker 2: that's what's happening here. So this nineteen year old kid,
Speaker 2: who when I left Jersey was probably eight or nine
Speaker 2: years old, had a wildfire, and these kids never knew
Speaker 2: how to put it out right. They always made messes.
Speaker 2: The cops would chase them in and out of the woods.
Speaker 2: It was like a constant tradition every weekend for Shore
Speaker 2: all summer long, and quite often through out the year,
Speaker 2: they'd go out mudding and this is the kind of
Speaker 2: crap they would do. Like I said, the palettes, I
Speaker 2: knew exactly what kind of kid this is. Guarantee you
Speaker 2: he's going to stand in front of the judge going, yo, man,
Speaker 2: I just meant to light me up a blunt and
Speaker 2: a palette, and then I went out mudding, you know,
Speaker 2: barefoot and all. And somehow this is a way to
Speaker 2: get laid too, because you take women out in your
Speaker 2: mud truck and they like getting all muddy too, especially
Speaker 2: the good girls love to get dirty in the mud.
Speaker 2: And they would come in and out. Like I said,
Speaker 2: I ran gas stations and convenience store, so you know,
Speaker 2: I saw these people when they would, you know, get
Speaker 2: away from the cops after being chased for two three hours,
Speaker 2: four o'clock in the morning, they come through my place
Speaker 2: to get enough gas to get back home because running
Speaker 2: through the woods all night, we'll burn up your gas.
Speaker 2: And some of these guys, you know, became really good
Speaker 2: at like building trucks and taking old trucks and making
Speaker 2: them work out, and you know, createting suspension so that
Speaker 2: they had go off road vehicles that were all original,
Speaker 2: I mean, jacked up nineteen sixty five pickup trucks and stuff.
Speaker 2: I remember one guy built a wooden platform instead of
Speaker 2: having a bed for his truck, and it was just
Speaker 2: a wooden platform that he had to literally carb a
Speaker 2: hole and had the guess tank kind of sticking up
Speaker 2: a nozzle. I have no idea if it was street
Speaker 2: legal or not, but he wasn't going to keep it
Speaker 2: on the street much, just to and from the patch
Speaker 2: of the pine barrens he wanted to roll through. And
Speaker 2: it's a whole subculture there. But like I said, when
Speaker 2: I went there in you know, the mid nineties, these
Speaker 2: kids had nothing to do. They just used to go
Speaker 2: and hang out in the woods. And it developed by
Speaker 2: the time I returned there about ten years later, into
Speaker 2: a whole subculture of these kids. And I guarantee you
Speaker 2: this nineteen year old is just the latest generation to
Speaker 2: enter into the wicker culture there. You know where they're wearing,
Speaker 2: you know, dickies and god, what's that other stuff? Typical
Speaker 2: redneck you know, wear trucker hats and all. And meanwhile,
Speaker 2: you know telling me I'm hot on the streets, yo,
Speaker 2: Whiter than white but anyway, hilarious, chewing tobacco and smoking
Speaker 2: blunts and this time you smoked too many pallids and
Speaker 2: you need to learn to put out your fires man.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if this is criminal arson or
Speaker 2: it's just you know, criminal negligence or whatever. Hey and
Speaker 2: Yeah accused of causing New Jersey's worstwhile at fire in
Speaker 2: the past twenty years by not properly extinguishing a bonfire.
Speaker 2: The nice thing is, though, that all the available updates
Speaker 2: as far as I've been able to tell, and most
Speaker 2: news reports have stated that quite frankly, you know, they're
Speaker 2: very grateful that there was a serious loss of life.
Speaker 2: And I did have a New Jersey TV station that
Speaker 2: could have given you a quick newsblast sort of update,
Speaker 2: but instead I'm going to go to the Philadelphia station
Speaker 2: because this is a weird part of Jersey where New York,
Speaker 2: New Jersey, and Philly stations all cover an area, and
Speaker 2: New Jersey doesn't have too many of its own TV
Speaker 2: stations anymore. They have like Channel twelve and Channel nine,
Speaker 2: but everybody thinks Channel nine is New York station. So
Speaker 2: this is from let's see the Philadelphia I guess ABC affiliate,
Speaker 2: and I think it's about two minutes long, and this
Speaker 2: is their report on what happened but I just told
Speaker 2: you what the real investigation is going to reveal. And
Speaker 2: the only thing is, if they're looking to make more arrests,
Speaker 2: it's going to be because a whole bunch of kids
Speaker 2: were out there in their mud trucks, or a bunch
Speaker 2: of them that climb just in this kid's truck, and
Speaker 2: you know, maybe he'll take the fall, maybe he'll take
Speaker 2: it alone. They'll probably find some sort of drug possession
Speaker 2: along the way. I don't know what's popular on the
Speaker 2: street there because I haven't been there in a decade,
Speaker 2: but when I was around there, it was definitely all
Speaker 2: about the oxy cotton, But I don't know today oxy
Speaker 2: cotton and weed. I mean, you could easily take care
Speaker 2: of your family selling it just in that town all
Speaker 2: day long. I mean you had to carry a little
Speaker 2: bit of xanax too, if you wanted to have a
Speaker 2: full on, you know, suburban yet urban level of pharmacy.
Speaker 2: But let's see how the ABC affiliate at Affhilly covered
Speaker 2: it here.
Speaker 19: That breaking news have an arrest, an arson arrest just
Speaker 19: made in connection with that massive wildfire still burning in
Speaker 19: Ocean County.
Speaker 20: It's right, the details are just coming into action news.
Speaker 20: The Ocean County Prosecutor's office is nineteen year old Joseph
Speaker 20: Kling from Weird Town is responsible for that fire and
Speaker 20: at its height, caused thousands of people to evacuate it.
Speaker 20: Last report, it has burned around fifteen thousand acres and
Speaker 20: is a fifty contained.
Speaker 2: Okay, Now, Where Town is a town right by Lacy
Speaker 2: Late Wheretown, Manchester, trying to think Barnegat. These towns are
Speaker 2: all connected together there in that Tom's River sort of area. Uh,
Speaker 2: but going south from Tom's River and this, I mean,
Speaker 2: this is pretty serious, closed down part of the parkway.
Speaker 2: I mean you definitely uh. People saw smoke all the
Speaker 2: way into Seaside Heights many miles away. And again, this
Speaker 2: is the area I talk about where I lived in,
Speaker 2: you know, in the time of Superstorm Sandy, and they
Speaker 2: were evacuating people, they had shelters, they had you know,
Speaker 2: emergency situations going on, and pretty wild. And it's too
Speaker 2: bad that it's this kid who just probably ruined his
Speaker 2: life because he wanted to go out and have a
Speaker 2: bonfire and ride in the mud.
Speaker 20: Action News reporter Catherine Scott joins US Live and Where
Speaker 20: Town with the breaking developments. Catherine that's right, guys.
Speaker 19: We got that breaking update this morning from the Ocean
Speaker 19: County PROCs Prosecutor's office that nineteen year old Joseph Kling
Speaker 19: of where Town has been charged in connection with this wildfire.
Speaker 19: Authority use GPS to plot the origin of the fire.
Speaker 19: The investigation led them to Cling. Authorities say Cling started
Speaker 19: a bonfire using wooden palettes and then left the area
Speaker 19: without properly putting out the fire. So far, this fire
Speaker 19: has burned around fifteen thousand acres.
Speaker 7: I thing at all.
Speaker 1: It's completely gone.
Speaker 7: There's about five million and product inside lost.
Speaker 2: Everything, and it came so far now it's all gone
Speaker 2: one day. That's the guy from It's like Liberty. There
Speaker 2: was an industrial park in the Lacy area and it
Speaker 2: was had a lot of little businesses in it, and
Speaker 2: one of them was like garage doors and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: And that's the guy from that business that's totally been
Speaker 2: annihilated by this fire. Nobody's houses, nobody's home were destroyed.
Speaker 2: But it's an interesting path this fire took as well,
Speaker 2: a little suspicious in my mind, because I guarantee you
Speaker 2: there's going to be a nice development that's going to
Speaker 2: come in behind this but I also wonder how much
Speaker 2: you know, was budgeted to deal with this disaster ahead
Speaker 2: of time, and how they're going to deal with it
Speaker 2: now in the age of DOSEE. Right, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess we'll see. I mean, is Jersey going to
Speaker 2: ask for help? Oh? Wait, they're gonna be on punishment
Speaker 2: because Jersey wanted to defy Trump as far as the
Speaker 2: DEI stuff and a few other things. Right, Oh, maybe
Speaker 2: a bad time to be defined Trump if you need
Speaker 2: FEMA money, if FEMA even exists anymore.
Speaker 19: James Herbs had rushed to his family's business in Lazy Township,
Speaker 19: but there was nothing they could do. Liberty overhead door
Speaker 19: and Awning consumed by the flames. The Jones Road wildfire
Speaker 19: was first spotted by a staffed observation tower around ninety
Speaker 19: five Tuesday, Moe and the Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Area
Speaker 19: and Barnegat Township.
Speaker 2: Okay, another thing about this is it's right near the
Speaker 2: Oyster Creek power plant, which I guarantee they had to
Speaker 2: shut down, so that probably was a massive power outage
Speaker 2: in the area and all that good stuff. Plus you know,
Speaker 2: the smoke darkening the sky and the glow of the
Speaker 2: red it was probably. I mean, I'm looking at some
Speaker 2: of these films and stuff that people posted to social media.
Speaker 2: It's pretty wild, you know, to take a look at
Speaker 2: what people were looking at in the middle of the
Speaker 2: night and then you know, the early morning. I guess.
Speaker 19: By Tuesday evening, the flames had spread into Ocean and
Speaker 19: Lacy townships. Cruise continued the firefight from the air and
Speaker 19: on the ground, lighting backfires. Close to five thousand people
Speaker 19: had to evacuate, but they could return to their homes
Speaker 19: yesterday morning. Robert Ziggenfuss as president of Wheretown Volunteer Fire
Speaker 19: Company and lives in the laurel Wick section. His fire
Speaker 19: company was getting ready for a crew change on Tuesday
Speaker 19: when he learned his family would have.
Speaker 18: To get out out and found out my area was
Speaker 18: ready to be evacuated and my wife just had open
Speaker 18: our surgery two weeks ago.
Speaker 12: So boom, I.
Speaker 18: Grabbed my son, my wife, getting right down at the firehouse.
Speaker 2: It's what we do. We're volunteers, you know.
Speaker 18: We do this because we love our towns and we
Speaker 18: want to help our towns.
Speaker 19: And we actually just saw Robert again. He was behind
Speaker 19: the wheel of a fire truck reporting for duty again.
Speaker 19: As for Kling, he was taken into custody and he's
Speaker 19: awaiting his detention hearing, we'll having war town. Catherine's got
Speaker 19: Channel six Action News.
Speaker 20: All right, Catherine, thanks, there you go.
Speaker 2: So that's the full report from Channel six in Philadelphia
Speaker 2: Action News and they're they're pretty good about it. But
Speaker 2: you know, and oh, I see in the chat room,
Speaker 2: let's see this has started at four to twenty. I
Speaker 2: bet there was a big party. Yeah, it probably wasn't
Speaker 2: even a big party, because it's a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: little parties in the woods that go on and Lacey
Speaker 2: Citizen GX, So I'm just letting you know. It's yeah,
Speaker 2: it's a lot of little parties. And it's not the
Speaker 2: first time it's happened. It's just it's never been this big.
Speaker 2: This is massive. This kid, by not putting out his
Speaker 2: palletts correctly, you know, by not putting out his bonfire responsibly,
Speaker 2: might have just destroyed. You know that that garage door
Speaker 2: on Awning business that Liberty like I said, I know
Speaker 2: it as garage doors, they said Overhead Door and Awning
Speaker 2: but whatever, their garage door company, and they were a
Speaker 2: newer business. But there were a bunch of businesses in
Speaker 2: that industrial park gone, and a lot of stuff has gone.
Speaker 2: People didn't Nobody lost their homes. Got close though, apparently,
Speaker 2: but nobody lost their homes in it. It did strategically
Speaker 2: burn out an area, though, So I'm telling you there's
Speaker 2: going to be a brand new development, and there's going
Speaker 2: to be a whole bunch of like because you couldn't
Speaker 2: take out a bunch of those pine trees. You couldn't
Speaker 2: just cut them down and create a new housing area.
Speaker 2: So because of those restrictions, I'm just telling you now,
Speaker 2: occasionally fires happen in Jersey to where it's like, well
Speaker 2: it's destroyed, now, we might as well do something with it,
Speaker 2: and they build, you know, new towns, new extensions to towns,
Speaker 2: new sections of towns, just spring up out of these
Speaker 2: sorts of disasters. In fact, there was a great expansion
Speaker 2: after Superstorm Sandy. And I'm not saying there's any conspiracy
Speaker 2: behind the storm or even behind this fire, but I
Speaker 2: guarantee you there has been in the past. I think
Speaker 2: this is a case of a kid screwing up, is
Speaker 2: what it is. Nineteen years old, and I'm telling you
Speaker 2: this is exactly the kind of kid that would come
Speaker 2: in be asking me where to buy weed in the
Speaker 2: middle of the night, you know, with cash soaked and
Speaker 2: mud sitting there with you know, three girls that are
Speaker 2: happy to be out riding with them in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night, and you know, and they would ask
Speaker 2: me to like, can you go buy me some booze
Speaker 2: over at the liquor store. Of course I didn't, but
Speaker 2: you know, it was one of those things. Anyway, that's
Speaker 2: just the way it is. And I just know that
Speaker 2: area and I know exactly what happened here, and it sucks.
Speaker 2: It sucks for the people in that area. It sucks
Speaker 2: for this kid, it sucks for the town. But there
Speaker 2: you go. So all together, we got nature Boy from
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