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Speaker 2: No, it's I don't like sit down at ten o'clock
and watch whatever primetime channels it happens to be on.
But like, I don't think if you're watching the like
X or Instagram or something like that, you I still
follow the the mainstream media channels, you know. I still
follow the BBC and follow Sky and follow CNN just
to make sure I.
Speaker 3: Get to date a yeah tailors.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like if I don't follow all the mainstream media,
how would I know what to be scared of.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. Maybe I should start following them.
But then again, like my whole feed, well, I have
like three different Instagrams and two different tiktoks. I have
all these different accounts, but like, my whole rabbit hole
feed is just conspiracies. It gets to the point where
I'm like, I can't be on Instagram right now because
I literally cannot see one more conspiracy before I want
to gouge my eyes out of my head.
Speaker 2: I see, apart from a Facebook, which I only have
because some people want to send me messages a messenger,
I've dumped all my social media, so the only interactions
I have on social media is because I manage all
the social media for the podcast. All I see is
conspiracy theories.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's my That's how my rabbit hole inst But
my my like personal Instagram is happy. I see like
people I know and their kids sometimes, or I see
some happy story every now and then. My TikTok algorithm
has not caught up with the fact that I'm a
conspiracy theorist yet though.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: You see, see, the thing is I used to be
like that. I used to live in that nice, fluffy
world where I thought, oh, yeah, it's nice to know
the friends, it's nice to know what everyone else is doing.
And then slowly but surely, I thought, oh, I don't
need to know this. I'm gonna I'll find it much
easier to like people if I don't know everything about them.
Speaker 3: Oh I'm a stalker. I want to know. And it's
like people that I haven't interacted with for years, they
probably don't even remember who I am. And I'm like,
I wonder if they ever married that one guy. And
then I go through and now they have like four kids,
they're married to a different guy. It's like a whole thing.
And I'm all caught up because I stalked the crap
out of them. But I think that's the difference between
a male and a female, because this is typical female behavior.
We're like, let me know everything about your life.
Speaker 2: Wait, we sure be sure?
Speaker 3: Sure about that? I? Yes, I don't know. Somebody's gonna
comment be like, yeah, this is what females do.
Speaker 2: I would love it if nobody commented that. I was like, no, no,
I keep myself to himself.
Speaker 3: What okay? Firstly, you know you're on my podcast and
these people actually like me on your podcast.
Speaker 2: You don't you don't read your own comments. I read
your comments. Sometimes you read my comments.
Speaker 3: Don't do that. It's off. I'm already in a funk. Today,
I was like, today would be a good day for
me to read the comments.
Speaker 2: It might be time to reply.
Speaker 3: Not replying to them, I would just cry in a corner.
Speaker 2: Most most comments are good, most most of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but some of them? Lee? Are they good? Or
are they bad?
Speaker 2: The comments.
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 1: Great?
Speaker 3: This is why I don't read them. Actually, I had
another guest planned and I wasn't planning on having you
guys on, but I have to hold that episode. So
now all the people get to listen to you and
I ramble for an hour.
Speaker 2: That's good, right, Australia, Australia.
Speaker 3: Wait, okay, you were saying, and I told you to
stop talking because I needed to record this. You were
saying that you think it is exactly what they're saying
it is, which I think is bullshit.
Speaker 2: M M. I think, well, see, Joe, the wild thing
is is the the whole Muslim Islamic extremist thing. Like
you guys in America, you guys had Islamic extremism down
before it was cool. You knew exactly what was going
on now.
Speaker 3: Before school, before it was in your country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the now now now it's it's like it's it's
a reasonable problem over here, and it's a reasonable problem
in Europe, and you guys seem to like just it's
it's it's shifted so much. And I think there is
such a and I know that if you might get
a break in your own comments, I'll probably get some
stick for it, because I get stick on my own
podcast for it. There's such a need for some reason
on in the in the US right now to blame
Israel absolutely everything. It's like, you know, the Islam is
a radical far right ideology, like like extreme we we
we joke about like far right and stuff like that,
and Trump and conservatives get caught right, but we're talking
like a real hard line like right wing ideology. Is
it that fucking crazy to think those people got some
guns and shot some people?
Speaker 3: Isn't that crazy? No, Okay, that's not the crazy part.
The crazy part is I did the Port Arthur massacre
a couple a while ago. I have no idea how
long ago I did that. Anyway, it was like a
two parter and it was all about how they were
trying to like stop guns or like put more restrictions
on guns in Australia. So why can't this just be
an extension of that.
Speaker 2: They absolutely could do it wrong.
Speaker 3: I just don't believe any terrorist attack is actually just
a terrorist attack.
Speaker 2: But that would that would suggest that you don't believe
there's actual terrorist cells.
Speaker 3: Then that's not true. I do believe there's actual actual
terrorist cells.
Speaker 2: So if so, well, they're not getting together to do
coffee mornings.
Speaker 3: But how many of these of these like terrorist attacks
have we proven are not? So, like we're just gonna
believe it because in Australia that it probably was just
a terrorist attack.
Speaker 2: I think there's I think it's probably a big there's
a big machine behind this stuff. We know that, especially
when it comes to gun control and stuff like this,
Like gun controls are pretty tight in Australia anyway, as
far as i've.
Speaker 3: Because of the port Armscer. Yes, they could be tighter
because they can still get guns.
Speaker 2: They could be England.
Speaker 3: They're definitely not America.
Speaker 2: No, right, I think you're right. I think there are
definitely mass shootings which are fabricated, like either either completely
fabricated or arranged. However, I also think if you're going
to do that, and you're gonna go down the si oproute,
then you kind of got these things out. So if
something does happen, there's like what fucking freebie guys, and
then you so you let the so the shooting is
a real event, and then you layer in what you
would have done anyway if it had been a SiGe
up event.
Speaker 3: I can see that, like like the terrorists did it,
and then the government's like, well we can't, Yeah, we
can't waste a tragedy. We have to use this. Yeah
that's a good point. I could see that. See, I
can get.
Speaker 2: In on that. Yeah, that's what I think has gone
on in Australia because I think that they see we
we have quite a lot of Australian listeners on our show,
and it feels like they've got like a terrible government.
Like sometimes it feels like the Australia is even worse
off than the UK is and that regard.
Speaker 3: Aren't the governments like falling apart in Europe right now?
Speaker 2: Europe? Yeah, the UK is, they're still trucking on. There's
still like the lowest approval rating of any any sitting
government of all time, I believe, But they're still they're
still going. They're in there. They've just announced plans to
that for children eleven upwards boys eleven upwards in school.
It doesn't say it, but I'm fairly sure they, particularly
me white boys, that they need they're going to need
to have anti misogyny training. What because of toxic masculinity, Danny,
You know what's happening.
Speaker 3: They are trying to make men weak, and weak men
create hard times, and if they create hard times, then
they can usher in their new world order. New world
order has really been on my head lately, Like I've
really been like harping on this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, like I'm that it's either that or
I often think to myself, now it's it doesn't maybe
it doesn't even have to go anywhere. Because I was
listening to a load of stuff about the idea of
your archons and fucking loose harvesting and all that sort
of thing, and it suddenly dawned on me that all
these things that kind of come in or supposed to
come in, let's take vaccine passports for instant instance, never
really like caught on. You know, they were kind of
there for a little bit, kind of not there for
a little bit, and it just disappeared.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Ah, it seems that all of these like syge ups
that happen. They never really hit the the conclusion that
they're supposed to. So is that are they not actually
supposed to get to the destination. Are they just supposed
to cause anxiety? Are they just supposed to cause misery,
upset people, Maybe people fight with each other, get all
that negative energy out into the world so they can
get sucked up by whatever inter de men to lend
these control Absolutely, why not controls?
Speaker 3: Because it works? I mean, and it feels like every
time everything's like going well, like people are starting to agree,
they're like, oh, let's throw something else in there. I
have a I have a theory that if they can
make men weaker, they're not going to fight back. Like
you can implement whatever you want, you can do whatever
you want, because like these people, like when I'm the
American Revolution, you had all these people in America that
were like, we don't agree with this taxation type situation,
so we're going to fight for our freedom. Well, if
you have a bunch of weak people, they would never
fight you, So let's make them weaker. And I don't
think it's just men. I think that they're just targeting
men right now.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's interesting. I don't. I used to think, like,
especially around the COVID time, I thought I've got a
pretty good read on what's going on here. I don't
like it, but I've got a good read for it.
I have no real idea now, I think any Like
the someone said to me the other day, it's like,
sometimes it's irritating being like a conspiracy theorist because it
feels like most people that are into it I just
arguing with each other about just how red pilled each
other is, you know, like a competition.
Speaker 3: More conspiratorial than you are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't think anyone's really got like a handle on
what's going on now.
Speaker 3: I think everyone wants to like point it out, like
there's something going on and everybody can agree on that,
but what it actually is nobody can agree on, and
then people want to fight about it. And to me,
I'm like, no, Like, tell me your perspective so maybe
it can change my perspective, like maybe I have it wrong.
Like I want to know all the different perspectives because
that helps me draw a conclusion. Maybe it's the same
one as you one, maybe it's different. It doesn't matter,
Like I just want to know all the information m M.
Speaker 2: I see. I think the the most interesting thing, like
conspiracy wise, to come out of the Australia shooting was
the AI photographs of the of the that like it's Israeli.
The leader guy I can't I can't remember his name
is now off the top of my head. You know,
there was a pit picture was that supposedly sat on
the ground getting like makeup done. Yeah, and like people
are still fighting over that being a real photo, even
even though the fact that the like one of the
pieces of evidence for why it was real was there's
a it's an Australian water bottle that's on the table
and it's not. It's clearly a different water bottle than
the one that they're trying to use to like confirm
it's real. All the text is fucked up on his
T shirt which is clearly like a like an AI
sign and it's it's it's and also he's got genes
on where he had shorts at the shooting. You know,
it's it's clearly an AI AI image. But it's the
first time I can think of where an important event
or at least like yeah, yeah, obviously it's an important event.
Smash year, an important event has had AI images made
of it, and those AI images are coloring the conversation,
like the that's.
Speaker 3: True, I think that happened in Charlie Kirk too.
Speaker 2: Or maybe what AI we're looking at for Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know. I'm not as good at
picking out AI images as I feel like other people are.
But I feel like I've seen so many different things
and a lot of people said it was like holograms,
that he wasn't actually killed, it was like holographic images
and all this. But I think a lot of the
things that we have seen, especially when it comes to
like Erica Kirk or AI images.
Speaker 2: I think that that's fair, but I think that's kind
of like part of a more broader conspiracy, whereas the
and if that's if that that's something that's in because
like this, this is the thing with the Charlie Kirk thing,
I mean that the Erica Kirk stuff is it's fucking wild.
I just I wish more people could be where I
was on that sweat And so it's it's okay to
think Erica Kirk's weird as fuck and Candice Sown's just crazy,
you know, I think you can exist in that place too.
But the difference with this AI images is somebody has
gone out of their way to create an AI image
of that that guy to blur this like the reality
of that situation. And I can't remember that happening. And
that's just going to get worse. And I was saying
the other day on the show, what does that do
if you look at the damage social media or I
think social media's done. I think that's the rise in
like trans ideology, the I'd say the culture was in
general were like that were bred on social media. That's
the damage that that's done to this point, what damage
is done to like the human psyche over the course
of the next five years. When we get into the
situation where we watch anything, it doesn't matter whether people
are watching your podcast, whether people are watching the news,
whether people are watching sports results, and they're never quite
sure if what they've seen is real.
Speaker 3: And that's already a real concern, and it's just gonna
get worse.
Speaker 2: It's terrifying, way worse.
Speaker 3: Well, and then I my husband's very much like he's
worried about this AI thing, and he brings it up
all the time. We're constantly talking about AI, and just
like the fact that they will replicate your child's voice
or your child's image or whatever to try to scam
you is terrifying. Like they so many different ways that
they're trying to exploit everything that you put on the Internet.
How long until they exploit us? I mean, we put
our voice, our likeness, that's all over the internet. We've
had this conversation.
Speaker 2: I'm still convinced that the that the advert I heard
on TikTok used your voice.
Speaker 3: Let me see if I can pull that up, because
I don't think I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, but yeah, I'm I'm really concerned. And even
the to take my son the other day, he saw
like he heard your voice because you sent me a
voice message and he'd heard me on the phone to
you on lad speaking, So I know that voice because
it was it was it was one of your tiktoks
that had come across. Yeah, And he's like, Yeah, which's AI,
isn't she Like? So even a little boy that he's
is getting confused at what's fucking real person and what's not.
Speaker 3: Which is gonna be really hard for these kids growing
up in this world, because like they're gonna live with
it forever, Like we we were so blessed that we
did not have social media and we were young, young, young,
and then now like this next generation coming up they
have all the social media have They're like they haven't
they don't know a world without a cell phone, right,
and then we have the next generation after them, which
is our kids that they won't know world without AI.
Speaker 2: Nope, it's it's crazy and it's the I mean, I go, like,
you're younger than me, so were do do you remember
pre internet kind of Oh? Was it kind of internet
when you like when you remember got to school and stuff?
Speaker 3: Uh, I think I found it. Hold on, let me
see if I can make it sound.
Speaker 2: It was like my my school life was pretty much
pre internet, Like my my primary school didn't have a
computer in it. For instance.
Speaker 3: See we did have computers, but we were like barely
learning how to type on them. And we were learning
I guess we were learning like basic like research because
then once I got to high school, like we were
doing most of our research on the internet. So yeah,
we we had it mostly growing up because I remember,
like I went to a really poor elementary school or
one of them. I went to a lot of schools,
but one of them that I went to was really
poor and we had school canceled one day because a
couple of people broke into our school with a butter
knife to steal the computers out of the computer lab.
Speaker 2: They're like the old school.
Speaker 3: Max, like the fat ones, like colored.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you see, that was really funny when I went
to school, because did you know that why all the
computers Apple had Apple computers in them, because like over
here or schools have Apple or had Apple computers. I
don't know, it's the same thing. I think it still is, and.
Speaker 3: Yeah we did, but we don't anymore. Like now it's
it's all changed to like chrome books like kids get.
And I don't know about every school, but I know
in a lot of schools, especially in Colorado, like they
get given a chrome book from like when they get
there in like kindergarten, and it goes through the like
primary school with them, elementary school all the way until
they're done. Then they go to middle school and they
get a new Chromebook and then it stays with them
until they're out of that school. Then they go to
high school. Same thing.
Speaker 2: So it was like back in the nineties, I think
it was like the Apple Too or something of that.
Maybe there'll be an Apple fanboy out that which absolutely
fixed me here. But Apple gave computers to schools. I'm
not just like a couple of schools. It's like all
of them. He's the school, he's the computers. England. Yeah,
like the And that's that's why, because I did. I
remember when I went to secondary school was when we
first started having like proper computers in like the in
the sort of computer labble where we called it. And
I remember all the way through my school life like
doing stuff on Apple Max. And then you go out
into the real world and you're like, what's Windows? Because
that seems to be fucking everywhere and I've never seen it.
Speaker 3: It's I think it's a weird transition, like Mac to Windows.
I don't know, but I think I mostly grew up
on Windows because by the time I got to high school,
it was all Windows computers. It was only in elementary school,
which actually that's a good point because again it was
a really poor school, Like how did they how did
they afford a whole computer lab full of apples?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like getting in the door, getting people used to
get people used to technology and it's I the more
I think about education and the education I had and
the education I can see is it's just it's yeah,
this is why I'm homespoiling.
Speaker 3: People think I'm crazy.
Speaker 2: I'd had the conversation this, well, did you like what
I find weird? I'd like I apologize to your listeners
as well, because I think this is this is a
bit of a jumping around episode. But the this morning,
my my son was told it was it was it
was this morning yesterday and something popped up on YouTube
when we were having breakfast about the scans underneath the pyramids. Yeah,
you know the things I'm fascinated by that. I've been
I've been watching loads of stuff on it. Apparently the
Museum of Antiquities are terrified to let anybody go in
and have a look at that because they're scared that
anything that could be found could point to the fact
that the Egyptians didn't build pyramids.
Speaker 3: No ship have we been saying that for years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they just like, no, nothing to see here,
definitely not like two hundred kilometers like things built underneath them.
And I was talking to some my son had just
done here, like a whole thing about Egyptology. He's a
primary school and I remember doing it as well. I
can remember the textbooks, and I think, why why is
that like a staple of like right, like why are
they question primary education? Primary education is you've got to
leave school knowing what the pyramids are and where they
came from. And he obviously yeah, he said, oh yeah,
well the slaves built the pyramids, Like no, no, no, don't.
Nobody could have been aliens, could have.
Speaker 3: Been aliens, could have been a number of different things.
Speaker 2: I genuinely believe it is that if you were to
sit down and you were like a smart person and
not smooth brain person like me, I think you could
make a good argument that it is statistically more likely
that it's aliens than slaves. The idea of slaves build
in the pyramids is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Well, the fact that we can't replicate them today, like
we could not build them as clear as precise as
they have are bills. We could not do that today.
And so you're gonna tell me that slaves that had
no technology, no machinery, no nothing, built these things to
be perfect.
Speaker 2: Do you know the other cool one like that that's
been that rattles around my brain all the time about
stuff that we have no idea how it happened, how
big it is is Obviously we know about the catacombs
in France. Yeah, the you know how you see the
bones all stacked with each other. Yeah, I was. I
was watching a big thing about them. It suddenly dawned
on me like they were taking bones down there to
do that, to display So what what the reason for
that is? God only knows. And then I found out
there's I can't remember how many millions of people of
that the estimate is the bones of what of the
catacombs that are discovered down there. Yeah, it's like ten
x the population of fucking Paris at the time. There's
not even there's not even an explanation of two how
they had the people to get the bones.
Speaker 3: Was it like a war or something like? Could there
have been?
Speaker 2: No, it's fucking insane.
Speaker 3: Like the population was huge before it was all wiped
out and then they started over.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because that's the only thing that makes sense. There
have been multiple civilizations that have lived on this world
before us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it would also make sense why they if
something truly like tragic happened, Because that's the other world.
One about the catacombs is they're not the biggest catacombs.
The biggest catacoms are in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: What the heck?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And we found out that a few months ago.
There's so much we don't know and will never know.
Speaker 3: Well, because then I think about like all the tunnels
that are all under the US and that go all
under like the whole country. It's not just like one
place that has tunnels. Everywhere has tunnels. I don't know.
I have more questions about the world. I wish we
I wish, I wish we didn't have to feel like
everything was covered up all the time.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. So why then, right, even obviously, I've been
into this type of thing really in earnest ever since
the Internet became easily available to me. I remember buy
my first laptop and first getting the internet there, and
I'm pretty sure the first thing I googled with Google
was like UFOs. I'm almost convinced of it. Yeah, And
but back then it was like UFOs, awesome, big Foot, Yeah,
maybe a bit of Lockerness Monster, definitely, definitely some fake
fake Moonland and stuff, and there was it was just
it was cool, little pockets, little pockets of stuff you
could look at. Yeah, but it feels like like like
you say, like we think everything's alive now. But the
reason we think everything's life because it's like every other
week there seems to be something else that like explodes
out of nowhere, you know, be it like I mean,
I don't particularly believe in the flat earth, but like
when that really started to take off and it was
just everywhere, and then the mud flood think came out
of nowhere, and then that really took off, and that
that took on a life of its own. Again, this
could just be products of social media, or there's a
reason why we are thinking this way. I'm finding more
stuff out now as opposed to like where no one
talked about the idea of buildings having extra layers underneath
them like twenty years ago, thirty years.
Speaker 3: Ago, So why would there what would be the reason
that we are thinking about it now versus I feel
like social media is a really good excuse. But like
what just the mass woke up maybe because well, and
you have to think back years like the government was
the only source of information, like what they told us,
we just believed it wasn't until people started seeing the
the what's the word I'm looking for, like the deceit
in like real life, like with JFK. With I mean
the moon landing, people believe that right right off the bat. Yeah,
people really didn't really start questioning all these things. But
then you have like the Gulf of Tonkin incident, you know,
all these different things that kind of line up and
then it comes out. And why people become conspiracy theorists
further and further away from the events is because it
comes out later like Nope, that was.
Speaker 2: All fake, yeah, not now, not now like this, Like
we just brought the chalk Kerk assassination up and that
went from an assassination to JFK levels of conspiracy in
forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: Less than that, I would say. I would say literally
like in the hours hours, I was seeing things and
I stayed off social media because I was like, I
think that I'm gonna give it time to be an
assassination in my brain before I dive into the conspiracies,
just because I like to live in a fantasy world
a little bit sometimes.
Speaker 2: But unfortunately didn't have that logic. We literally like he
was shot and we would record in an episode like
five minutes after it. But I probably didn't age. Well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you guys were really thrown into that one. I
remember thinking about it. You're like, yeah, we had to
cover it, like we were recording an episode, and I
was like, I'm not ready to cover it yet, and
even then, like I covered it, but I need to
do an update episode on it because there's so much
more that's come out.
Speaker 2: And then, what do you stand on it?
Speaker 3: Mmm? I think he's dead. Yeah, I think she was involved, Erica, Yeah,
I don't know if I believe that she was involved
to the extent that everybody believes that she was involved.
I I don't know if she knew that like when
he was going to be assassinated. I don't think that
she was involved in the planning. I think that she
had prior knowledge of it, Like I stand by, like
I think that she was his handler the whole time.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm not against that idea.
Speaker 3: And then like she knew eventually he's gonna have to go,
which is why that she was told to be his
handler to begin with, and then like she just didn't
necessarily know exactly what would be. I don't know, there's
so much about it.
Speaker 2: I have no idea I get I stand by the
to me, the only people that have really benefited from
it is turn It people with certain people in Turning Point,
because it's creat created a huge power vacuum that somebody
had to feel.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: And indirectly Candis Owns, Yeah, because she has made bank
off that.
Speaker 3: That's true. So I go back and forth with Candice
Owns because I don't really watch her stuff. But then also,
like the shot in the Dark series makes a lot
of sense. You're like, vaccines are fucking people up left
and right. They're completely unnecessary. But then like this whole
Charlie Kirk thing, and I get it like it was
her friend. She wants to get to the bottom of it,
and then all of a sudden, like with her meeting
with Erica, I.
Speaker 2: Don't think it was to begin with, I didn't know.
I think they were friends. I don't think they were friends.
I don't I thought there was a lot of contact
with them.
Speaker 3: I think they were friends when they were younger, and
they weren't huge yet. That's true. That's a good point,
because I don't know, how do you know, Like you
don't know who's like somebody's really good friend or not. No,
because on the surface like you and I look like
best friends because we hang out all the time publicly publicly,
like you know, we do lives, We are on podcasts together,
we like we spend time together. We if you went
through our chats, like we are really good friends. But
also I have other friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I don't know those friends. Yeah that's fair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, like and they have social media's, but
they aren't outward like they would never come on the
podcast that like that's just not their thing. So like
you wouldn't really know those people. And maybe like and
I just Devil's advocate here. Candice and Charlie were really
good friends and they were like really like raising through
the rinks and then they kind of separated a little
bit because they were both doing kind of like the
same thing but different things and kind of go in
different directions and then like still spending time privately together.
Speaker 2: Like I implore anybody to watch the interview Candie Owans did
with Joe Rogan about five years ago, because because I
genuinely think she's a psychopath. I don't think I don't
think she's got any human emotion whatsoever. I think everything
she does is cander OANs like centric and that's so
if it doesn't matter, like the even to the point
that maybe she can convince herself of things. And that's
just the way she works. It's the way like she
she she sees an opportunity, be it subconsciously or consciously,
and she goes with it. So you're right with the
vaccine thing, like good good stuff, right, Do I do
I think there was any genuine empathy behind that for people?
Well no, but sometimes sometimes people can help you even
if they don't care about you. Yeah, so yeah, so
that's I think that. I think that's what it is.
Speaker 3: But the the also, psychopaths are really good at like
putting off the perception that they can that they care.
Then they have empathy, right, like it's fake empathy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're good. And I think like she's I think
she saw a opportunity with the Charlie Kirk thing, and
I think she saw the rise in the negative even
more negative opinion of Israel because of the Israel Palestine situation,
and she thought, mm hmm.
Speaker 3: That's where I get weird about the whole thing. The
whole thing, And it goes back to your point about
the terrorism, like terrorists and all this, like it all
went to Israel way too fast for it to be comfortable.
Does that makes sense? Like like so much so that
everyone like the mainstream narrative is that Israel's behind it,
and Candice Owns is pushing that, and like all these
people are pushing this narrative and you're like, wait a second,
Like why is this the comfort food that we're ingesting
right now?
Speaker 2: I find it? See the.
Speaker 3: Drinking tea.
Speaker 2: British.
Speaker 3: I was gonna that's all.
Speaker 2: Even out of teapot, I.
Speaker 3: Would call you gabing, you're just British.
Speaker 2: But I think maybe it's because it's right that the
the anti Israel anti youth has definitely grown in the
UK at the moment I was. I did an interview
with the other day which, for oddly the article is
still not still not come out with a Jewish author.
That was to look into the rise of like anti
Semitism within conspiracy theory and why why it seems like
to be such a go to. Yeah, if you are comments, Danny,
this is the one.
Speaker 3: Just comments.
Speaker 2: The I think the thing is is that that's not
quite as prevalent in the UK as it is in
the US. And although there is a big like there's
a big vocal pro Palestine lobby in the UK as well,
like this, this seems to be everywhere, but it's like
we have in the Okay, this is where I think
it's ridiculous. So if we get if we're going to
go for like tropes, right, like Jewish tropes, Like one
of the biggest stereotypes is like the want for money,
you know, like they want to gain gain money. London,
so sorry, there's a vocal group that are concerned or
supposedly concerned with the rise of illegal immigration into the
country and like people coming into the country from France
and small boats. And you'll get people turn around and
saying the Jews are paying for it, the Jews are
paying for the Muslims to be shipped in to destroy
the UK. It doesn't because the demographic I think London
might even be minority white British now in like in
the London, London capital. So they and this is where
the whole like it's the juice thing falls down for
me in a pretty local like quite local to me,
is that if you've got the one of the financial
capitals of the world in London and supposedly Jews are
all in it for the money and all in it
for the banking. Yet they're willing to flood one of
the financial capitals of the world with a group of
people that hate them.
Speaker 3: But also, if you're gonna blame those stereotypes, Jews wouldn't
spend their money on something like that, Like okay, right,
Like every stereotype, there's a little bit of truth in
every stereotype, which is why it becomes a stereotype. But
Jews are notoriously frugal, right, so they're not going to
waste their money shipping Muslims into the financial capital of
the world. I would say, m or one of them.
That's yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: With Yeah, it's just it's just something that I think
it goes missed sometimes.
Speaker 3: But I think it's a it's a scapegoat type thing
for people that don't actually dive into every conspiracy. Yeah,
like not to say that the Jews aren't involved with
all kinds of shady things. They absolutely are, but but
everyone is that It's not just like and yeah, you
can make connections, but I've made connections to I mean
a bunch of people being Catholic. Candice Owans, she's Catholic,
so like does that mean every Catholic is bad. No,
absolutely not every Jew is bad, no way, absolutely not.
Just because you make a connection doesn't necessarily mean it's correct.
We're fucking conspiracy theorists, Joe.
Speaker 2: I prefer that. I like, I like the good old
days five years ago, maybe six years ago, where everybody, yeah,
when everybody understood that in amongst every religion, there is
a subset of those people that presents as a religion
and as secretly Satanists. I liked.
Speaker 3: I miss the days when people could like separate people
as like individuals versus clumping everybody together all the time,
like every Jew in the world is bad, every Catholic,
every white female. Yeah, right, Like, Okay, firstly, that's not
true at all. If you've met anybody at an individual level,
you either like them or you don't like them, and
you have a reason why.
Speaker 2: Most people are cool.
Speaker 3: Most people are But this, I think this is the
division thing that they're trying to do, because they are
pushing this division thing huge right now. They're like the
racist thing got really really big during COVID because of
the George Floyd thing, And I mean there's just a
bunch of different things and they're like, you are inherently racist.
Every white person is inherently racist. I'm like, how is
that even? Like what, how is that even a thing?
Speaker 2: Did you see the the CNN article that Sam Tripley
shared earlier today on Instagram.
Speaker 3: I can't follow that guy anymore. I know I was
on the show, but I've got I've got some questions.
Like I saw a post and I was like, what
the fuck? What did I just watched? Now I see
histf I'm still following him, but there are some things.
I'm like, I can't watch everything he puts up.
Speaker 2: This This CNN article was reparations could have saved millions
of deaths during COVID nineteen. It's like they cracked the case, daddy.
If they'd have just given like a few one hundred
million dollars to various black communities, we could have solved COVID.
Speaker 3: Like that, it's just stupid. It's dumb.
Speaker 2: It is dumb. It's the terrify And think about that.
I mean, I read that. Some people should read that
and go, well, that's stupid. I read that and go,
that's hilarious. Some people read that and go, ah, interesting.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay, maybe maybe that's that's what we should have done,
like that would have fixed it. I I like to
like you or not like you on a personal level.
I don't really care who you are. I don't care.
I just I think I that's gonna sound so backwards
for me. I like most people just right off the bat,
like I go in liking people. I don't go in
like like I'm not cynical about anything. I don't go
in like, oh I'm gonna hate this person. I go
in like, oh, I'm gonna really get along with whoever
it is that I'm meeting or whatever. Right, and then
you have to prove me wrong.
Speaker 2: I'm really weird, you know, No what kind of I've
always thought, you know, people are turn around saying I'm
an EmPATH. I've always thought, no, you're a prick. But
but I did. I now say, like, if you can
get me close enough to somebody to smell them, I
can tell you it's a good person or not. And
I really struggle, I really struggle moving a smelling people.
I just mean it's in like a distance thing, not necessary.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're not like actively smelling. Okay, Well, so firstly,
we have never been close enough to smell each other no,
but the no, you can't like me.
Speaker 2: So but you left that window open once.
Speaker 3: Yeah, typically in the summertime, you always have to make
some weird joke. We can't get out of a conversation
that you're making some weird joke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, jokes, it's definitely jokes. Yeah, I know, I
really struggle with it. Like if if I meet someone
and god, I'm not sure about you, I I rarely
changed my mind.
Speaker 3: I have a really hard time trusting my gut. Like
there there will be people where I'm like, I don't
like that person, but I don't have a reason not
to like them, and so then I'm like.
Speaker 2: Choking dogs and stuff.
Speaker 3: Like they fine, they seem fine right, Like there's something
about them, like everything seems good on the outside. But
and everybody says, we'll trust your gut, and I'm like, well,
if everybody else around me seems to like this person,
why do I get this weird feeling? So that like
that's where I have a really hard time, Like I'll
still be around them because I'm like, they haven't done
anything that's bad necessarily, but I just don't get a
good feeling from this person. And I could I can
normally tell pretty quick.
Speaker 2: I can tell seconds seconds.
Speaker 3: Like there was we had a friend group and we're
not we kind of all like went our separate ways now.
But there was this guy rightfully named Jake the Snake,
and I don't know, like they didn't call him that,
but I called him that. And I was like, I
don't like this guy. And my husband's like why, Like
he's fine, he's fun, we all hang out together, he's
always a good time. Like that wasn't actually I just
called him that. So but and I only call him
that in private to Taylor to like identify this person.
I was like, oh, yeah, Jake the Snake. And he's
like he's fine, he's like a fine guy. Like I
don't know, I just don't like him. Well, then Taylor
did one job with him because he kind of like
jumps around like he does odd jobs. Let's just say.
And so he did this job with this guy and
he was like no, he got like really angry, like
like flew off the seat of his pants, like really
really really mad at the customer and then like left
the job site, like screamed at the customer, left the
job site, and I was like I knew something was
weird with that guy. Next time we saw him, he
was totally fine again, like everything's good and nothing like
that ever happened again. But I was like, no, something,
something's weird with that guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's how I feel. Like kind of sounds.
Speaker 3: Do you think she's a robot? It's just so there's
some robotic tendencies about her.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that's I think that's probably why I'm
going like psychopath. But there isn't there. It's this, there's
some waxy about her, isn't there? Do you know what
I mean? Like you like a living waxwork?
Speaker 3: Okay, but they never mind. I'm not gonna say that
out loud. I'm not gonna say it out loud. What
it's just not me? They say black don't crack. Maybe
she just has really good skin.
Speaker 2: I didn't. I didn't necessarily mean looks. I just meant
this just something. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Do you see emotion in her eyes?
Speaker 2: The dead? The dead?
Speaker 3: But what about her kids? She's got three kids, She's
married to a British guy.
Speaker 2: He deserves some fucking metals.
Speaker 3: They love each other. Somebody was married to you at
some point. That's not true.
Speaker 2: Actually, the thanks. Oh, you really crack yourself up, don't
you look. Look at the state of it. Jesus Christ.
I hope people are watching this. I hope people watching
the joy, the joy of Danny pointing out the fact
that I didn't even mean so.
Speaker 3: I didn't make that joke on purpose. It literally came
out and then I realized how funny it was afterwards,
which was good. I needed this laugh. I've been in
a funk all day. I'm gonna cry a little bit
laughing so hard.
Speaker 2: It was so funny.
Speaker 3: I didn't it was on purpose either. It was just
an accidents.
Speaker 2: That's it. It's always it's always totally cool when people
really tell you how funny they are. It's like it's
like one of the coolest things people can do.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not funny, that's the thing. I'm not funny
at all. You want to know how I know I'm
not funny When I was in the Navy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you send me voice messages all the time. I
know you're not funny.
Speaker 3: Exactly, so you already know.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: The day that I found out I was not funny,
we were in the van. We had like all the
we were on our way to work and everybody was.
We were on deployment whatever, so we were on the
van and they're all like joking around and everybody's like
adding on, like making it funnier and funnier. Then I
added something on and everybody got quiet and nobody laughed,
and I was like, oh no, and then somebody else
said something like break the tension because now it's like
really awkward, and then they all started laughing again, and
I was like, I don't think I'm funny, Like I
think I'm really not funny.
Speaker 2: No, I think that might have been a special type
of funny because there's there's there's levels of my phonny.
Because I think I can be pretty funny, but I
have a general like general admission funny. Yeah, I have
like I have like a secret funny, which is really
pretty low down towards the gout of funny.
Speaker 3: After that, I decided that I shouldn't make any jokes.
I shouldn't even try to be funny. So I cracked
myself up, but like, I don't try because I'm not funny,
just like I know I can't sing, so like I
would never try to sing.
Speaker 2: So right, let's get to get this back some sort
of no, No, that's your podcast. To get this, that's
my podcast.
Speaker 3: Normally I'm sucking up your podcast if you're right.
Speaker 2: So if if the Charlie Kirk assassinations inside job thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but why why do they kill him?
Speaker 2: Exactly right? Who benefits? So that that's one thing I
don't think Israel benefit. People are saying that he's turning
the Israel and stuff like that. I don't. The only
thing that like, I just don't buy it.
Speaker 3: Makes the most sense to me that I've seen is
that he was going to reveal that Jeffrey Epstein's still
alive living in Israel. That's the only thing. And I'm like, okay, well, yeah,
we already knew that.
Speaker 2: M hm. See if if e's a I don't believe
he's in Israel.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's in Israel. I think he's living
on an island.
Speaker 2: Somewhere, all island somewhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think he's got like a non stop
supply of children.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to say it out loud, but I
was like I can't, and like, I can't leave it there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could could have could have said stuff, but yeah, no,
I think right, I think the it's one of the
reasons I've like, I think it was. It was it
then I said, I said this time I hang out.
Didn't that on your show? When we did the live stream,
it was when I really sort of realized, oh, fuck,
nothing's going to change, you know. The there was there
was a brief amount of hope that you know, we
thought Epstein stuff is going to be released. We thought
there'd been more the more spicier side of Jeff case
stuff is going to be released, and.
Speaker 3: Then nothing came out, or everything that did come out
as redacted, so you can actually yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And but it was more the fact that when
nobody started to ask the questions of right the Epstein
Islands stopped? Now, we need to look for what other
sites were operating within this network. Nobody's ever even suggested
that there was another island or another town.
Speaker 3: Or transferred to somebody else. No, they hit it because
they don't want you to know. They're actively trying to
cover it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you know, I think it's happening in the woods.
I think it's Cabin in the woods.
Speaker 3: I've never seen that. I mean, isn't it a scary movie?
You think I'm gonna watch a scary movie.
Speaker 2: No, it's not not really. It's kind of it's because
it's there's a little bit of comedy in it as well.
But are you gonna want.
Speaker 3: It mostly scary? I'm not watching it.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, spoil it right quick, snop. Cabin in the
Woods it is half teen slash year film, half Hunger Games,
half like demonic New World Order conspiracy.
Speaker 3: I should watch it.
Speaker 2: I realized that's three halves and a third. Kids go
to cabin, bad ship goes in cabin. But like in
a Truman Show esque way, the bad things that happen
in the cabin aren't just like zombies attacking. There's people
sending the zombies in, like like send the zombies you
know where will Yeah, that type of thing. And it
gets the end. These people are killed and stuff like that.
One of them says why and this is proper, proper
an So if I miss it, if there's any Cabin
in the Woods fucking fans out there, I'm sorry if
I've fucking knocked done this justice. And at the very
end when they I think one of the one of
the girls is a virgin, and I think that's who's
got to die, and I think she doesn't die and
then the whole fucking place starts falling apart because they
didn't want to do this, but they had to keep
doing it. They've been doing it for centuries to appease
what like the fucking whatever god it was they were appeasing.
Speaker 3: You brought this up one time in it blew my mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's because I'm fucking brilliant.
Speaker 3: You're not that smart. But it did. Really, it really
hit me because you're like, what if they're doing this
because they have to? Yeah, is this where you got
this idea? Is this movie? No?
Speaker 2: Actually I said it on a podcast and someone else said,
that's a little bit like Capra in the Woods, And
I went to watch Capra in the Woods.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: Could be those So what was what?
Speaker 3: What was the thing?
Speaker 2: I think it was? It was like Satanism essentially. That
was kind of where it was pointing towards. It was
that they were getting sacrificing towards some sort of dark law,
because otherwise you'd suck shit up.
Speaker 3: Do you think that that's what's happening?
Speaker 2: I think it was weird. I can't remember where I
was watching or listening to the other day, and somebody
pointed out that at some point in literature we got
bashful about using the word children when it comes to sacrifice,
and we started replacing the word sacrifice. We started a
placing the world child or children with virgin or virgins.
And every time you hear of like it has to
be a virgin sacrifice, they mean a child. That blew
my mind.
Speaker 3: Because I thought maybe the innocence of it.
Speaker 2: Regardless of what it is, what it meant is in
my head it's like, well, it's just doubled the amount
of like child sacrifice stuff there is out there. Do
you know if you take it out? Because because if
you say, oh, a virgin must be sacrificed to the
monster that's outside the cave, you might your mind's instantly
a twenty year old girl chained to a fuckingite piece
of wood, like in a white dress, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But if you then swap that over, got fucking sacrificing
children to whatever was in that cave, there has to
be like, h there there is a there is a
natural instinct. I'm not saying everyone has this instinct, I think,
but I think the the reason child killers are so
repugnant to us is because the it goes against what
most of us feel Jereman most especially his parents, what
most of most of us feel in here. I know
people bring wars up and things like that horrible. The
idea of place is getting blitzed and stuff like that.
I don't think, although horrific, I think you can use
a different mentality to that, because no one's really in control,
do you know what I mean? Like, if you're signaling
a drone strike, I think it's a lot easier to
press a button that sends drones out to a place
that you'll never see before on it like, and to
see even including footage of buildings blown up that you
don't even really need to watch if you don't want to.
Right there, it's a harsher mentality when you read the
stories about you know, the they'd have the big bronze
statue of ball where the stomach would open up, and
they'd put children inside the inside the stomach, close it up,
and then set fire around it so they'd cook inside it.
And the reason that they used to bang drums and
stuff like that was because it was to drown the
screaming out so their pets so the parents and other
adults couldn't hear the children during the ceremonies. The fact
that they were drowning the screaming out means that they
they didn't want they wanted some separation from what they
were doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like that that guilt. Yeah, so that's but
even like you brought up war, and like when you
think about war, like typically like it's it's hard anyway
because it's war. But like you have a grown man
killing another grown man, you're like, those are two grown
men making a decision to do that or following orders
to do that. But when you include children, that's when
people get so mad. That's when people are like, like
you're killing children, like and people start like that's where
like there's the there's a clear line.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 3: So like at any point, like you have somebody that's
like murdering people, there's like going on a killing spree,
and then they kill a child, You're like, ooh, that's
the line.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So this is what we've got documented, Like we've
got human sacrifice like this documented for thousands of years.
And why do we think it stopped?
Speaker 3: We it didn't stop. It just wasn't like hiding.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if so, it almost seems if and if you're
if you're doing something for so long, right it at
some point somebody would say no, somebody would know if
somebody has not done something. Yeah, and then so let's
let's see. Let's say it's the big bronze statue where
there where every fucking three weeks or whatever it is,
we need to cookload of kids. It's just just what
we do around here, no televisions. At some point in
that history that they wouldn't have done it. Something would
have happened like that. You even if it was technical
issues with what they were doing. You know, it rained
so hard you couldn't light the fire something like that. Yeah,
and they'd have woke up the next day and gone,
nothing happened. Were killing all these kids? We're killing kill
all these kids for no reason. The only reason you
continue to do it is if there was some tangible
thing that happened. You would need feet because because it's
such an extreme act, you would have to have You
couldn't just do it on hearsay and promise.
Speaker 3: But what is it? That's the thing. So I'm about
to say, something's gonna get me in trouble. It could
make child sacrifice, in my brain, make more sense if
there was a reason. But for us, there's no reason.
Like for you to your point, for centuries and they
were killing kids, right, and they were sacrificing this kids,
something bad would happen, and they saw it. Everyone saw
what happened. Well, on the flip side of that, right now,
they're still sacrificing children in terrible ways and there's no
like they've never stopped. If they would stop, then we
would we would know what would happen. But I see
that's the thing that us they're doing it for no reason.
Speaker 2: That separates the war thing as well, doesn't it Because
in most situations, like in war, like the regardless or
even if it's if it's not like a huge war,
and just like smaller domestic skirmishes, the reason that happens
is is because you see those people over there. It's like, yeah, well,
if we don't fuck them up, they're going to fuck
us up, so we need to fuck them up first, right,
So there's there's a reason to do it. There is
no reason for human sacrifice be past well, but as
far as we're considered past folklore and fucking magic, right,
So that's there has to be something. There has to
be something that backed up that idea, and if it
backed it up thousand years ago or a few hundred
years ago, I think there must be some reason that
people are doing it now, and there must be some
tangible benefit to doing it.
Speaker 3: You're trying to sell the story that the people that
are sacrificing children now are doing it for the benefit
of the world, like they're doing us a favor.
Speaker 2: No, No, I'm trying maybe, But what I'm trying to
say is that they're I don't think they're just doing
it because it's like a fundamental evil thing, even if
it's not something that benefits humanity, say it's just some
of the benefits them say like that they like.
Speaker 3: That's where it comes back to the Satanism thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So say they'd say they kill like a thousand,
they get a free coupon to go and speak to
the fucking astral realm. But and then they can bring
something back and all of a sudden, we've got Facebook,
like you know, so the that could be a thing too,
you know. The I don't know if it's just it's
it's fucking wild to me, and I think the unfortunately
there was a load of stuff done in the like
during lockdowns with like all that. You had those documentaries
like what was it called? What was the big Pizzagate
documentary that came out? The lady died, didn't she though?
She was in the middle of making pot two and
she was I think, I don't even know what.
Speaker 3: You're talking about. I watched the documentary on Rumble. That
really fucked me up about Pizzagate.
Speaker 2: Might be that one didn't have like a quite a
posh female voice narrating it. No, God, was it out
of Shadows that it was called. I think it might've
been called out of Shadows something like that. There was
there was a couple at the time, like around that
sort of lockdown time that came out. They were really
good and people were really talking about this, and then
the Epstein thing broke either, Wow, now we're getting something somewhere,
and ever since then it is being sy up after
sy up after drama after war and yeah, it's I'm
convinced there was an O ship button pressed at some
point because of that, because we.
Speaker 3: Were getting too close to the truth because.
Speaker 2: People were talking about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but people haven't stopped talking about it.
Speaker 2: I think they happened, not to the same level as
it was. There was there was a ton where pizzas
like pizza gate was flat Earth, it was Tartaria, it
was the e was That's true.
Speaker 3: I think that pizza Gate has like almost like gone away.
People don't even talk about Pizzagate. They're like, like it
like it never even happened. That's a good point, Yeah,
I guess to me, like it's it was so impactful,
like doing the research and learning all this stuff, like
it impacted me so deeply that I'm like, how would
anybody ever forget about all these children being sacrificed and wayfair?
Which I haven't covered, but I know, like I'm going
to cover it soon because I like hate myself, but like,
like to me, it hit me so deep that I'm like,
how could anybody stop talking about this? But also on
the same same coin, that's why people stop talking about.
Speaker 4: It, Yeah, because it's so fucked That's the reason, like
it basically changed our podcast, Pizzagate, because that was I
was getting into all this stuff I was doing, Like
I say research, I don't sometimes.
Speaker 2: When I turn around and say I was researching it,
I feel like a fraud because I wasn't sat in
a library pouring over ancient volumes in different languages. I
was watching some fucking videos on bit shoot.
Speaker 3: What would you call what I research? What would you
call what I'm doing?
Speaker 2: You've got a slave to deals, now, haven't you?
Speaker 3: No, I do not. Firstly, she does some of them.
She does some of them, for sure. I'm not taking
any credit away from her. She was fantastic, not my
and she listens to this and she laughed the last
time you said this, so I'm hoping that she's gonna
laugh again. No, I still first, Okay. Also, she's new
to the team, so I've been doing the research for
this whole thing for most of the time. She doesn't
fantastic job. I'm not trying to take anything away fro her.
She is great.
Speaker 2: That puts your no, no, But that puts your sanity
in a very questionable position, because before she joined Danny,
it was just you and you just refer you, just
referred to as being new to the team.
Speaker 3: She is new to the team. Oh shit, we are
a team now, her and me. She counts as par
the team. Before it was just me by myself, a team,
all my personalities in one go. Here we go no, Taylor,
I think Taylor counts.
Speaker 2: Otherwise you're a psychopath.
Speaker 3: But we already knew that was happening. We already knew
I was going insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like we we ended up. I was looking into
all this stuff and Ali's the co host on the show.
I was like, this is like because we were we
were called alien addict back back then. I'm having the
persons we had Dave and we were like, look, we
need to talk about other stuff. We dragged Oli kicking
and screaming change the name of the podcast.
Speaker 3: That's because of all he's obsessed with aliens, y is.
Speaker 2: But to be fair for him, he's hit a rich
vein of aliens at the minute, hasn't he. We haven't
been able to get away from it. Like late lately,
it's just unfos here and fucking AI aut list there.
Speaker 3: But he's pretty happy.
Speaker 2: But it's on its closest approach that are a three
eye at lists now, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you haven't even said anything bad about all this
whole podcast.
Speaker 2: I said he couldn't read to start with.
Speaker 3: We know that's that's not true. Though he can read.
I mean, I'm pretty sure he can read he can
read a little bit. I'm going to message and see
if he can.
Speaker 2: Read it, like d worn in signs, speed limits, that
sort of stuff like that what he needs to function
in the world with. Ye, I think he fakes it.
Speaker 3: His insanity.
Speaker 2: No, it's like his h his his dyslexia, because it
was like his his level of dyslexia. It seems to
expand exponentially.
Speaker 3: So firstly, you did not start with he has dyslexia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's retarded.
Speaker 3: That doesn't make him retarded. Ma oh my god, you.
Speaker 2: Said feeds you're nice to him.
Speaker 3: I just happened to notice that you haven't made a
jab at all his whole time, except he didn't come
on the podcast.
Speaker 2: So yeah, No, it's it seems to get worse when
it involves me doing something for the podcast. But he's like,
oh I couldn't possibly read that, or okay, but.
Speaker 3: He does research sometimes when it comes to aliens.
Speaker 2: No, he's great at least at least my boy.
Speaker 3: Well that's good because uh, I don't know what you
would do without him.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to do with that him either.
Speaker 3: You guys are two peas in a pod. Mm hmm, okay, Lee,
it's been past time. So tell me tell don't tell me.
I know where I can find you. You tell everybody
else where they can find you.
Speaker 2: If you want to come and listen to me talk
about more conspiracy type stuff. You can find us any
every where you find the podcast things. At the Daily
Conspiracy Podcast. We are the Daily Conpod, which every time
I say it is more and more awkward. But yeah,
we are at the Daily Compod on all of the
social media's. You can find us on Rumble as well.
And if the wind is in our direction and we
can be bothered with the amount of bloody folks, copyright
strikes and stuff we got on YouTube, we might even
start putting putting our stuff back on YouTube soon.
Speaker 3: I can add you as a collaborator now on YouTube.
Speaker 2: You don't know, you don't want that, you don't that heat.
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of people will message me and be like,
I listened to you on the Daily Conspiracy Podcast and
that's how I found your podcast.
Speaker 2: That's good, So I'm glad about that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they clearly like you.
Speaker 2: They should.
Speaker 3: But all right, well until next week, my friends, stay
skeptical and we'll see you all then. Hey, friends, the
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