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Speaker 2: Appreciate you, and uh yeah, let's kick this off. Last
Speaker 2: week we kind of talked about Robert Maxwell Epstein a
Speaker 2: little bit of just kind of changing the history and
Speaker 2: definitions of narratives for people and just unfolding this kind
Speaker 2: of hid in hand that's going on in our academia.
Speaker 1: And I think this.
Speaker 2: Time we're going to unfold now that we laid the
Speaker 2: context of that a little bit of the Palenteer situation,
Speaker 2: because there's a lot of the same connections within this.
Speaker 2: But we're going to get into where did Palenteer come from?
Speaker 2: Do you guys know where it came from? This shit
Speaker 2: has been a long time coming. I mean, as you
Speaker 2: could imagine the Patriot Act had to have been part of.
Speaker 1: What kicked this off.
Speaker 2: Two thousand and two, something called Total Information Awareness kicked off.
Speaker 2: It was very controversial whenever it came out. Justin you
Speaker 2: can look up Total Information Awareness and see the controversies
Speaker 2: whenever it came out, and we could put it up
Speaker 2: for the people, maybe we'll find something fun. Because as
Speaker 2: soon as we had a crazy terror attack like nine
Speaker 2: to eleven, they instantly wanted to create a to prevent terrorism,
Speaker 2: of course, collecting data and analyzing massive amounts of it
Speaker 2: about everyone, Americans and foreigners alike.
Speaker 1: And as soon as.
Speaker 2: They could get that, get that reach, they took it,
Speaker 2: and so it started off. DARPA in two thousand and
Speaker 2: two they created this arm of their I guess DARPA,
Speaker 2: you know, fuckery, and it was spearheaded by Admiral John Poindexter.
Speaker 2: And this character is pretty important because Poindexter he was
Speaker 2: Reagan's former National security advisor and he was also later
Speaker 2: convicted in the Iran Contra scandal. And his buddy Jimmy
Speaker 2: I almost said Jimmy his buddy kiss Kissing, I almost
Speaker 2: forgot his name. Kissinger also was working with this guy
Speaker 2: in the nine to eleven era, and that's kind of
Speaker 2: what people talk about whenever they're like, oh, Kissinger's a
Speaker 2: warhawk and all this shit. Well, he also was working
Speaker 2: heavy with this Poindexter guy after nine to eleven and
Speaker 2: getting this program situated. The program sought to integrate government, commercial, financial, medical, travel,
Speaker 2: and communication data into a centralized system advanced algorithms within
Speaker 2: flag suspicious activity. And the branding was also infamous because
Speaker 2: the logo was pretty much an all seeing eye of
Speaker 2: horrors over the globe with like pyramid beams and surveillance
Speaker 2: rays coming off, basically confirming the uh panopticon fears that
Speaker 2: everybody has, so yeah, uh Basically. Public backlash over this
Speaker 2: mass buying situation led to Congress funding this in two
Speaker 2: thousand and three, but of much of its architecture and
Speaker 2: technology quietly reappeared under other names and classified agencies, and
Speaker 2: eventually it became a private company. We know it's Palante here,
Speaker 2: but we'll get into that later. So this all started
Speaker 2: whenever the government wanted to essentially collect all the data
Speaker 2: they can about terrorists and Americans. We all know about
Speaker 2: Edward Snowden in the NSA situation and him whistleblowing if
Speaker 2: you don't. We're going to cover a little bit of
Speaker 2: that as we go because we're going to be talking
Speaker 2: about PRISM and NH in NHS, so it's all connected
Speaker 2: to each other when it comes to this, did you
Speaker 2: find anything crazy from like back then whenever this first came.
Speaker 4: Out, not not too crazy, it was really it really
Speaker 4: came out to kind of after well after nine to eleven,
Speaker 4: to watch out for terrorists, mainly kind of predicting terrorist
Speaker 4: activity shit like that.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 2: So a lot of people at Palenteers say that they
Speaker 2: don't don't change this. A lot of people Palentiners say
Speaker 2: that they don't know what Palenter necessarily does that have
Speaker 2: worked there because they just know, like, we just collect data.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. I'm a computer engineer. I
Speaker 2: don't know what this does. I just know we collect data, right,
Speaker 2: they don't really know what it does with it. Right,
Speaker 2: So this right here here explains it kind of perfect
Speaker 2: because I think this is it and I've been wondering
Speaker 2: how to explain this, and this is this is it
Speaker 2: right here. So the TIA program, what's cast broadly, is
Speaker 2: one of the one that would integrate advanced collaborative and
Speaker 2: decision support tools, language translation and data search, pattern recognition,
Speaker 2: and privacy protection technologies into an experimental prototype network focused
Speaker 2: on combating terrorism through better analysis and better decision making.
Speaker 2: Now did they perfect this technology and now are they
Speaker 2: going to use it against anti criminal and uh, you
Speaker 2: know pattern recis for predictive policing. I don't know, that's
Speaker 2: kind of the question here. So yeah, terrorist planning activities
Speaker 2: are likely. Terrorist attack could be uncovered by searching for
Speaker 2: indications of terrorist activities, but that's not what they used
Speaker 2: it for.
Speaker 1: As we know, Snowden kind of blew the lid off
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 2: I mean, dude, they would here's the thing. Our government
Speaker 2: would sit there and surveil terrorists. And this one's a
Speaker 2: well known story where they were working with this guy
Speaker 2: that they were trying to radicalize, create and give him
Speaker 2: a bomb so that they could then catch him like
Speaker 2: the FBI.
Speaker 1: So they try to create terrorism.
Speaker 2: Kind of like we talked about before with with the
Speaker 2: other stuff, where they where they pretty much create what
Speaker 2: they're supposed to keep from happening. Cointel pro is essentially
Speaker 2: that where they would go into right wing militias or
Speaker 2: black panther groups and then they would do some crazy
Speaker 2: radical shit and then it would make it look like
Speaker 2: the Black Panthers did it, and it would make it
Speaker 2: look like the radical right wingers did it. And actually
Speaker 2: it was the people working in the government, you know,
Speaker 2: agent provocateurs, set what they could serve their own means,
Speaker 2: because it's crazy, these terrorists aren't doing enough, so we
Speaker 2: got to go do it for them. That's pretty nuts
Speaker 2: that that's the way it works. So even though even
Speaker 2: though this TIA we're going to call it was publicly killed,
Speaker 2: its methods lived on. Programs like Prism, which was exposed
Speaker 2: by Snowden in twenty thirteen, demonstrated how the NSA had
Speaker 2: direct and access to the servers of US tech giants
Speaker 2: like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple. They wanted to collect emails, chats, photos,
Speaker 2: search history, and cloud data. This was, in effect TIA
Speaker 2: reborn through the NSA's legal authorities and secret cord orders.
Speaker 2: So it shifted into PRISM after this. Now we talked
Speaker 2: about how Robert Maxwell had his hand in Prism, and
Speaker 2: we're going to get into the details of that as
Speaker 2: we go. But regarding the NHS inspiring on the Americans,
Speaker 2: the UK isn't an intelligent. The National Health Security Service
Speaker 2: in the UK isn't an intelligence agency but health biome.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, hold on a second, that was for later.
Speaker 1: We're going to get to that later.
Speaker 2: So TIA blueprint for a total surveillance state is what
Speaker 2: they kind of created. Then PRISM took that, revived it
Speaker 2: through the NSA, and we'll get into how Robert Maxwell
Speaker 2: had his parts in that as well as we get
Speaker 2: into PRISM. So PRISM was a top secret NSA surveillance program.
Speaker 2: It was launched in two thousand and seven under the
Speaker 2: Protect America Act and expanded by the FAIZA Amendments of
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight. Its purpose was to collect and
Speaker 2: analyze communications data directly from the US tech companies. So
Speaker 2: the NSA tapped into servers of companies like Microsoft, Facebook,
Speaker 2: all the main characters, and these firms were legally compelled
Speaker 2: to provide user data via secret cord orders. And this
Speaker 2: is kind of what ended up happening with the Cambridge
Speaker 2: Analytica shit with Facebook. Remember the data stealing that Facebook
Speaker 2: had to like go to court Cambridge Analytica. So that's
Speaker 2: that's a part of all this because they were a part. Okay,
Speaker 2: so it says right, here, the NSA tapped into servers
Speaker 2: of companies like Facebook and all these other ones, and
Speaker 2: these firms were legally compelled to provide user data via
Speaker 2: secret cord orders, and so they have to share all
Speaker 2: this data with all these different tech companies. That's like
Speaker 2: under secret cord orders they have to and then so
Speaker 2: later it comes out, people find out, and then they
Speaker 2: get pissed, and then it becomes an isolated, oh, I
Speaker 2: stole your data incident, like with the Cambridge Analytica. It's
Speaker 2: it's kind of crazy that they that the government and
Speaker 2: people that are tapping into this, like the NSA in PRISM,
Speaker 2: why aren't they getting in trouble for doing this?
Speaker 1: Facebook's just a scapegoat.
Speaker 5: And then they've both've gotten a lot of scapegoats throughout
Speaker 5: a lot of our topics.
Speaker 1: That's a fact, dude.
Speaker 3: And Facebook added to the list. I know.
Speaker 2: So the NSA claimed it only targeted foreign suspects, but
Speaker 2: Americans data was inevitably swept up whenever they communicated with
Speaker 2: other people abroad and emails and phone calls. It came
Speaker 2: out later they were being monitored in America as well,
Speaker 2: with no real reason. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court sc
Speaker 2: rubber stamped broad orders, essentially giving the NSA a legal shield.
Speaker 2: Most of the Congress didn't even know the details of
Speaker 2: this situation, but in practice, prison was a mass surveillance
Speaker 2: kind of program with thin legal what's the word thin legal?
Speaker 2: Uh like for insurance liability.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So again, like we've always talked about on the show,
Speaker 2: you know, it's always about the foreign enemy, so we
Speaker 2: can create these things here to protect you whenever, really
Speaker 2: it's to surveil and control. Eventually it squeezes down.
Speaker 1: Yeah and yeah, dude.
Speaker 2: So this all started around two thousand and one, nine
Speaker 2: to eleven, and that's why we pointed out with Trump,
Speaker 2: the nine to eleven president. You know, I think that
Speaker 2: it's all everything that started in is going to come
Speaker 2: to fruition.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: We're gonna show the parallels with what started then and
Speaker 2: pretty much what is running everything now, which is Palenteer.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you guys see the scope.
Speaker 2: That Palenteer has over this whole world already, dude, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I mean, Germany, Israel, you got Project, you got Maven, Apollo,
Speaker 2: all these are Underpalideer.
Speaker 1: Gotham. We're gonna get into all of them. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: So yeah, prison was exposed by Snowden confirming that the
Speaker 2: NSA had a backdoor to access to Silicon Valley tech
Speaker 2: giants companies, and they had denied direct server access, but
Speaker 2: court orders forced them to provide data streams, so they
Speaker 2: were just forced.
Speaker 1: Them to do it.
Speaker 2: A tool that mapped in tract billions of communications globally
Speaker 2: showed how much data was collected country by country, and
Speaker 2: there was also an x key score NASA program allowing
Speaker 2: analysts to search through nearly everything a user just online
Speaker 2: in real time emails, browse history. Snowden called it a
Speaker 2: Google search for private lives, which is crazy.
Speaker 1: They could just.
Speaker 2: Look up some keyword and it'll pull up everybody that's
Speaker 2: involved in like that.
Speaker 1: That's insane.
Speaker 2: I mean, now you could do that, but like the
Speaker 2: fact that they could do that with just people without
Speaker 2: them knowing is kind of nuts. But yeah, there was
Speaker 2: global outrage, if you don't remember, whenever Snowden leaked everything,
Speaker 2: Allies like Germany were furious and citizens worldwide realized that
Speaker 2: they were being watched. Silicon Valley was exposed, Big tech
Speaker 2: was revealed to be quietly complicit, and there was some
Speaker 2: legal reforms The USA Freedom Act in twenty fifteen placed
Speaker 2: a mild restriction on bulk data collection, but many of
Speaker 2: the same systems survived under different names, as they always do.
Speaker 1: We all know Snowden's fate.
Speaker 2: He was charged under the Espionage Act, fled to Hong Kong,
Speaker 2: then Moscow, where he remains in exile today.
Speaker 1: And I think he's now a citizen. So Snowden's now
Speaker 1: a Russian. I don't blame him. Probably wouldn't come back.
Speaker 3: I remember, dude.
Speaker 2: That was like whenever Obama was president. He was like,
Speaker 2: I'm a whistleblower, Like president, you know, come and tell
Speaker 2: me anything. You got no worries, And whistleblowers were dying
Speaker 2: like crazy during his presidency.
Speaker 1: It's hilarious. They just do the opposite of what they're
Speaker 1: telling you.
Speaker 2: But yeah, prison was the data backbone, the capture of
Speaker 2: digital communications and financial data, travel data, health, and I
Speaker 2: think they were just kind of just creating these little
Speaker 2: databases that they could later streamline whenever they get the
Speaker 2: technology they could do it. But you get a digital
Speaker 2: profile of every human being, which we all have now
Speaker 2: and we're all used to it.
Speaker 1: But what's that going to be used for?
Speaker 2: Coming up? You know here in the future. That's what
Speaker 2: I pose question. But yeah, you find something good over there, dude.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you're pulling those up, So dude, those are
Speaker 2: all I'm going to get into. Yeah, Palenteer, Gotham, Palaentteer, Foundry, Palenteer, Apollo, Palateer, Troy.
Speaker 2: I believe there's so many and all these systems are
Speaker 2: being Titan Skykit.
Speaker 1: Look at all those, dude, It's actually nuts.
Speaker 2: People are like, what do you you just naming off
Speaker 2: all these all these names, But no, dude, once you
Speaker 2: hear what each one does.
Speaker 1: It's each arm. It's like an octopus.
Speaker 3: Each arm.
Speaker 1: It just controls like like we're talking the military, health,
Speaker 1: global finances, like everything.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: They've got a a algorithm for it or a data
Speaker 2: system for it. But Lifelog was a Darper project in
Speaker 2: the early two thousands that we've talked about, and it
Speaker 2: aimed to create a permanent, searchable database of a person's
Speaker 2: entire life.
Speaker 1: Sounds kind of familiar, doesn't it, the TIA.
Speaker 2: It also sounds like Facebook, because that's what came out
Speaker 2: as soon as that Lifelog got shut down on February fourth,
Speaker 2: two thousand and four, when DARPA suddenly announced the termination
Speaker 2: of Lifelong, citing privacy concerns the exact same day Facebook launched, and.
Speaker 1: Zuckerber presented as a lone genius.
Speaker 2: Of course, we know that that's not the case. They
Speaker 2: always drop out of Harvard.
Speaker 1: What's up of that.
Speaker 2: It's like they recruit them at Harvard and they're like, listen,
Speaker 2: you just drop out, You're gonna be a billionaire anyway,
Speaker 2: We got you, brother.
Speaker 3: I think those are the dudes that maybe need money.
Speaker 2: Is it that or is it just that, like they
Speaker 2: have the mind that they want, right, They're semi intelligent,
Speaker 2: probably controllable, all these different things and come from the
Speaker 2: kind of family that they want, and then you know
Speaker 2: they tend to always be dropouts of Harvard.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess if they check all the boxes, they
Speaker 5: can do some pretty damn good convincing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's like, don't even finish school, dude, because like you
Speaker 2: don't need to know anything where you're going.
Speaker 1: You just need to fucking you're gonna be got a
Speaker 1: human race.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got you. So. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that it's just so instead of the government building
Speaker 2: the profile, people freely uploaded their lives into a corporate
Speaker 2: platform so they realized that these corporate tech companies might
Speaker 2: be the key to doing what the government can't. And
Speaker 2: I think that we're seeing that that is exactly what's
Speaker 2: going on. So Palenteer was the brain of TIA essentially
Speaker 2: because it was founded in two thousand and three, which.
Speaker 1: Is a year after the TIA was created.
Speaker 2: So we're talking like, just like Facebook, Polunteer is the
Speaker 2: Like I'm just showing, like, just like Facebook was for lifelog,
Speaker 2: Pollunteer is for the TIA Total Information Awareness.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, dude.
Speaker 2: So Peter Thiel and uh, what's his name, Alex Krp
Speaker 2: And there's one more, but uh, Palenteer was explicitly designed
Speaker 2: to be the analytical platform for intelligence data fusion. So
Speaker 2: bringing it all together, the CIA's venture capital arm q
Speaker 2: intel pro or q intel rather, dude, I'm so you
Speaker 2: saying co Intel pro When I say q Intel, I
Speaker 2: want to say pro because.
Speaker 1: Whatever y'all get it, y'all get it.
Speaker 2: So it funded pounds here at its inception, and in
Speaker 2: can tell they're the ones that fund the dudes that
Speaker 2: are like bringing back the mammots, you know, like they
Speaker 2: fund a lot of weird ship that was like in
Speaker 2: movies and now it's real.
Speaker 5: You know, dude, do you watch those covers, You listen
Speaker 5: to those conversations on like Rogan and Ship, and they
Speaker 5: bring up.
Speaker 3: How it is dead ass the beginning of Jurassic Park.
Speaker 1: Pretty much, it is the beginning.
Speaker 3: Of Jurassic Park.
Speaker 5: We're all gonna fucking die from these diar wolves and
Speaker 5: like the mammots, we're gonna be like, oh sweet, and
Speaker 5: we're gonna get trampled by a.
Speaker 1: They haven't even made the fucking movie. It's gonna be dude.
Speaker 2: I think they're gonna be bringing They're gonna bring back
Speaker 2: the goddamn Nephelin with this technology. Fuck, they're gonna bring
Speaker 2: back the Fallen Angels like all the indiw Naki movies
Speaker 2: you guys seen.
Speaker 1: That's the future, not of the past.
Speaker 2: I'm just so anyway, its tools allowed agencies to integrate
Speaker 2: financial records, communication, and biometrics into an actionable intelligence and
Speaker 2: Volunteer became the real world version of the TIA software
Speaker 2: software back end, and so yeah, predictive pleasing, counter terrorism,
Speaker 2: and corporate surveillance. That's the inception of that, and today
Speaker 2: Volunteer contracts with the NSA, CIA, FBI, Ice, DHS UK
Speaker 2: Ministry of Defense and even health systems and Israel and
Speaker 2: the MESSADH in Germany and secretly in New Orleans.
Speaker 3: Oh awesome. Doesn't that just make you feel so safe?
Speaker 1: Dude? It's everywhere.
Speaker 2: I mean there's places that it doesn't mention because yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean it's everywhere, volunteers all over.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: So Cambridge Analytica quickly, we'll go over that real quick,
Speaker 2: because we brought that up. The scandal in twenty eighteen
Speaker 2: exposed how Facebook's data could be weaponized. So Cambridge Analytica
Speaker 2: was harvesting data from eighty seven million users without consent,
Speaker 2: and the data built psychographic profiles, political leaning, fears, desires,
Speaker 2: susceptibility to messaging, which.
Speaker 1: I don't see how anything changed since then.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's still I don't know, like ever
Speaker 2: since that happened. I remember being like, yeah, it's been
Speaker 2: like that ever since. Yeah, But yeah, the company worked
Speaker 2: on Brexit, the twenty sixteen US election, and numerous psychological
Speaker 2: operations abroad. I remember hearing about how like they overturned
Speaker 2: certain like elections in other countries and shit with this,
Speaker 2: but they say it was Cambridgeolytica data. I mean, Facebook
Speaker 2: was doing it. Just like Facebook recently, whenever Zuckerberg goes
Speaker 2: on Rogan, he's like they were making us, they were
Speaker 2: making us have to do all that.
Speaker 1: He was acting like Biden.
Speaker 2: In them were forcing Facebook's hand. I mean maybe they were,
Speaker 2: but they're very complicit. They're very complicit.
Speaker 5: They made it seem like or he made it seem
Speaker 5: like the part of the Biden party was like mafia
Speaker 5: bosses and shit, like I.
Speaker 3: Know, like bost them around them.
Speaker 2: They called themselves the Pullet Bureau, but they weren't that tough.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, get out of here.
Speaker 3: Come on, Superbird.
Speaker 1: I thought you picked up jiu jitsu.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, you lift the weights. Shit you got you got,
Speaker 3: you put some lbs on, you could take them.
Speaker 1: Come on, bro, what pussy? Oh yeah, I use a
Speaker 1: I used the bowl and arrow.
Speaker 3: He actually uses an at laddle.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, So what I was gonna say about that was,
Speaker 2: uh shit. Yeah, he just kind of cooks out, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, and just lets him do it.
Speaker 2: And what it is is it's fascism. It's like a
Speaker 2: beach boy version of fascism. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's like fascism. Is one of the corporations in government
Speaker 2: work together and they control the people. They're doing that now,
Speaker 2: but they're doing this weird thing where they're like, what it.
Speaker 3: Wasn't my fault.
Speaker 1: Oh, they made me do.
Speaker 2: It, Like they're holding me into doing it. It's like, dude,
Speaker 2: get out of here. Bro, you guys are doing this together,
Speaker 2: and that's.
Speaker 3: Where they're trying to main cool.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, it's crazy. So I yeah, So anyway, let
Speaker 2: me get down here. I actually lost my place. Volunteer
Speaker 2: the company found in two thousand and three by Alex
Speaker 2: krp Others and Peter Thiel early funding.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me get back to that.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: The mission was to build an OS for data driven
Speaker 2: intelligence instead of just scoring storing rather surveillance data. Polunteer
Speaker 2: integrates cross references and operationalizes it. They're very secretive contracts
Speaker 2: mostly with government and corporate power centers that they have
Speaker 2: all over the world finance, pharma, and energy and military.
Speaker 2: So let's get into all the softwares that they have,
Speaker 2: because this is where shit gets freaky. So Poalnteer Gotham
Speaker 2: is used by the CIA, NSA, FBI, and it's designed
Speaker 2: for counter terrorism counterintelligence and this is the key one policing.
Speaker 2: The capabilities are that it connects disparate data sets like
Speaker 2: phone records, financial transactions, biometric databases, and then it links
Speaker 2: it together, builds a network map of individuals and organizations,
Speaker 2: and then predictively forecasts who might commit crimes or terrorist attacks.
Speaker 1: Minority report, foreshore minority report right here.
Speaker 2: Now, let's see what Wikipedia says, because I saw how
Speaker 2: in Israel there's like a arm of the Masade where
Speaker 2: they edit.
Speaker 1: They show people the masade how to edit Wikipedia.
Speaker 3: Nice.
Speaker 1: So I'm just curious what it has to say on
Speaker 1: Wikipedia here.
Speaker 2: Released in two thousand and eighty, Pounteer Gotham is Paleteers
Speaker 2: defense and intelligence software. It is an evolution of Palententeer's
Speaker 2: long standing work with the United States intelligence community.
Speaker 1: Wow, they just put it right out there, and they're
Speaker 1: like they've been working together a long time.
Speaker 2: It was actually started in two thousand and three, not eight,
Speaker 2: But okay. It's used by intelligence and data defense agencies,
Speaker 2: among other things. And the software supports a lerch geospatial
Speaker 2: and predict Yeah, it doesn't say anything about Palnier Gotham
Speaker 2: has been used as a predictive policing system there it is,
Speaker 2: which has elicited some controversy over racism in their AI analytics.
Speaker 2: So they're already racist. And that's not to mention the
Speaker 2: fact it's going to be leaning anti Semitic racist here soon.
Speaker 2: Just so you guys know, we'll get into why, because
Speaker 2: we got to go over to Project Esther in the
Speaker 2: Canary Mission.
Speaker 1: Now that's some shit I bet most people haven't heard of.
Speaker 1: And if you have, you're gonna fucking then you already
Speaker 1: know where we're headed with this.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Pounteer Foundry, let's get up with all these
Speaker 2: other ones focus on the corporate and government civilian side
Speaker 2: of things, financial, healthcare, and logistics. So recently, Palenteer just
Speaker 2: got tapped by President Trump to essentially make the SSA
Speaker 2: Social Security Administration, HHS and the irs bring it all
Speaker 2: under one umbrella, so they could do this with those
Speaker 2: and so that would be probably Foundry that's going to
Speaker 2: be running that.
Speaker 1: So it's pretty nuts.
Speaker 2: It provides a digital twin of organizations, so everything from
Speaker 2: supply chain monitoring to health record integration. So to make
Speaker 2: a digital twin of you and organizations, isn't that nuts.
Speaker 1: It's also used in finance.
Speaker 2: And energy VP oil companies, gas bank heads, funds.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, dude, everybody. So every article you see do.
Speaker 2: Whenever we start looking it up, it's like, is it
Speaker 2: Polase State coming? It's like, dude, it's already here. They've
Speaker 2: been building it around us for twenty years.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So there's another one called Palanteer Apollo, which is the
Speaker 2: delivery and maintenance layer, and it allows Palentier software to
Speaker 2: run securely across classified networks. Essentially, this would be like
Speaker 2: the firewall, uh, private clouds, battlefield environments, basically the glue
Speaker 2: that makes Gothamin Foundry run in real time. Now the
Speaker 2: ones I want to get into though, are the ones
Speaker 2: now as well? Because these ones freak me out because
Speaker 2: it's not just about predictive policing, dude, it's also about
Speaker 2: what are they doing with the military drone aspect of
Speaker 2: this shit, because that can it's dude, They're gonna predictively
Speaker 2: please please us by using these drones.
Speaker 5: It's gonna yeah, fuck, dude, imagine you jwalking as a
Speaker 5: drone with a C four tape too.
Speaker 3: It comes down, it blows.
Speaker 2: You up, tases you, tazes you, and then like fucking
Speaker 2: somehow brings you somewhere I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So Project Maven is a Pentagon AI initiative launched in
Speaker 2: twenty seventeen, and it was to apply machine learning to
Speaker 2: drone surveillance. Palenteers awarded the Maven contract after Google employees
Speaker 2: revolted and forced Google to drop out. It was too
Speaker 2: bad for Google to do.
Speaker 1: They were literally like, we are not making this.
Speaker 3: Yeah. They're like, yo, we do too much. We're not
Speaker 3: doing that much.
Speaker 2: No, They're like this is evil, and bouncers like, hold
Speaker 2: my beer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is what we do, what we love.
Speaker 3: You don't want to do that shit, let me get
Speaker 3: at it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean I name my ship Paline here for the
Speaker 2: PALATINERI stone out of Lord of the Rings because I
Speaker 2: worshiped Saturn.
Speaker 1: It's like, doude, you think I give a fuck. He's like, dude,
Speaker 1: I will murder children. I mean, that's how this got you. Peter, Dude,
Speaker 1: Peter Teal, Peter Teal fucking takes young people's blood and
Speaker 1: injects it into his body so he could be younger.
Speaker 1: He's a real life vampire. If you don't believe me,
Speaker 1: look up Peter Teal.
Speaker 2: Young Blood and you'll see exactly what I'm saying, And
Speaker 2: then I just saw that there's a company that's actually
Speaker 2: doing this and they're mixing bone marrow, and bone marrow
Speaker 2: was actually making it work, so they mix it in
Speaker 2: there with the blood.
Speaker 1: It's actually crazy.
Speaker 2: We have real vampires out here working at these science labs.
Speaker 2: So he's looking that up. The goal of Pollenteers Maven
Speaker 2: was to process drone fotage and automatically identify objects and
Speaker 2: people of interest and weapons using AI speeding. So what
Speaker 2: I'm saying is this was probably used in Iran. Remember
Speaker 2: that episode whenever I said that they used Palenteer to
Speaker 2: predict whether Iran had nukes or not. That's exactly what
Speaker 2: this maven does. It says right here, process drone footage
Speaker 2: and automatically identify objects of interest, weapons, vehicles, and people
Speaker 2: using AI, and then they speed up targeting decisions with
Speaker 2: the AI. Beginning of autonomous warfare is what we're talking about,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be autonomous warfare and policing.
Speaker 1: Did you find that about the uh the.
Speaker 2: Young People's Blood Yeah, yeah, Ambrosia yeah, And Brosia is
Speaker 2: the company. It's a simple protocol, healthy participants aged thirty
Speaker 2: five and older. Get a transfusion of blood plasma from
Speaker 2: donors under twenty five, and they're under twenty five, and
Speaker 2: the researchers monitor their blood over the next two years
Speaker 2: for molecular indicators of health and aging. The study is
Speaker 2: patient funded, so the patients have to pay this.
Speaker 5: So oh my god, oh wow, thirties eighties now okay, okay,
Speaker 5: eight grand to take it?
Speaker 1: Okay? Wait wait, wait, so the participate okay? Okay.
Speaker 2: So no, it's paid for by people like Peter Teel Okay.
Speaker 2: I thought that they were saying that the people under
Speaker 2: twenty five had to pay this. So no, people like
Speaker 2: Peter Teal will go pay eight grand and then they
Speaker 2: would have a guy or a girl that's under twenty
Speaker 2: five give them blood and then they would put.
Speaker 3: It in them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, monitor for aging or anti aging.
Speaker 1: Oh here it is here it is speaking of the
Speaker 1: weird unsavory.
Speaker 2: If there's one thing that really excites Toal, it's the
Speaker 2: prospect of having younger people's blood transfused into his own veins.
Speaker 2: I can't make this ship up, dude, I really can't
Speaker 2: make this ship up.
Speaker 1: I mean anyway. So yeah, that's nuts.
Speaker 2: So Titan is a is another defense AI system that
Speaker 2: they're working on. Battlefield AI decision platforms like Titan fusing
Speaker 2: satellite feeds, censor data, and troop positioning and a live
Speaker 2: operational map. So it's almost like a live simulation with
Speaker 2: real people, real equipment, real weapons, and it just instantly
Speaker 2: runs all the simulations at once like AI can do obviously,
Speaker 2: and then go with the decision making like what's the
Speaker 2: next thing to do, and it creates a real time
Speaker 2: he'll chain keyboard dashboard.
Speaker 1: Yeah there, this is full on crazy shit, dude.
Speaker 2: I mean, Palenteer is the company to watch out for,
Speaker 2: it really is.
Speaker 1: I mean, and Rule and or Rule is another one.
Speaker 1: A N A N d U R I L.
Speaker 2: I think that was the company that had the New
Speaker 2: Jersey drones shit going on allegedly.
Speaker 1: But yeah, go ahead, sorry I cut you off.
Speaker 3: No, you're good.
Speaker 5: I was just I'm just envisioning like call of duty,
Speaker 5: advanced warfare and shit like, yes, taking instructions from some
Speaker 5: sort of AI on the battlefield.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right.
Speaker 5: That's so fucking wild, Like what if it what if
Speaker 5: it fucks up.
Speaker 3: And you air strike your own dudes? Oh, I know,
Speaker 3: like you just strike the whole fucking convoy or something like.
Speaker 2: What there's that, you know, But then there's also the
Speaker 2: non humanity aspect of it. So what people have always
Speaker 2: said is that our military would never turn on its
Speaker 2: own people, right, right, But if our military is not people,
Speaker 2: then it could turn on its own people.
Speaker 1: Right. That's the whole thing. That's where my worry comes in.
Speaker 2: Skykit is a portable toolbox that supports intelligence operations and
Speaker 2: adverse Environmentsalenteer offers Skykit backpack and maritime to be transported
Speaker 2: by individuals and boats perspectively contexts including battery packs of
Speaker 2: ruggedized laptop with computer software and quad copter. So essentially
Speaker 2: it's just like a Navy seal backpack kit that they
Speaker 2: got that they make. Okay, well that's nothing.
Speaker 1: That WHOA what's this? Palateer?
Speaker 2: Metropolis it's a software for data integration, information management, and
Speaker 2: quantitative analytics. Software connects to commercial, proprietary and public data
Speaker 2: sets and discovers trends, relationships, and anomalies, including predictive analytics.
Speaker 1: Again, so what is this going to be used for?
Speaker 2: Metropolis teams used emails, download activity, browser histories, and GPS location.
Speaker 2: So there you go, dude, they've got everything covered. So
Speaker 2: now they're gonna be watching your key strokes. You're fucking
Speaker 2: oh phrases, patterns, and behaviors. What you get aggravated off
Speaker 2: of all that shit? Dude, This is actually crazy to me.
Speaker 2: Browser histories, date, GPS locations, emails, and download activity. That
Speaker 2: is nuts, bro.
Speaker 1: So between that and Gotham and Foundry and all these
Speaker 1: other ones, I'm pretty sure we're fucked.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, yeah, we're over with Jesus.
Speaker 2: This is the BT system, guys that we're talking about here.
Speaker 2: This is the BT system, and it's gonna be ran
Speaker 2: by the way. We're gonna get to why it's the
Speaker 2: B system. I may lose some people here. It's gonna
Speaker 2: be ran by the Synagogue and Satan. Let's just say that. Okay,
Speaker 2: you just say what you want, But that's what the
Speaker 2: fuck it's gonna be RAMPI dude, one hundred percent. We'll
Speaker 2: get into the motherfuckers that are in the tribe, dude,
Speaker 2: because every one of these motherfuckers are in the tribe, dude.
Speaker 2: And and I'm not talking about the tribe of Judah.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: These motherfuckers are straight Zion, No Bob Marley type shit, bro,
Speaker 2: Like this is not good, you know. Yeah, anyway, that's
Speaker 2: some crazy shit, bro. They straight captured the you know,
Speaker 2: like like obviously like old school Bob Marley, like you know,
Speaker 2: Jamaicans and old African like mystic spirituality. They talk about
Speaker 2: Zion and how that's like they're heaven right. Yeah, these
Speaker 2: motherfuckers call themselves Zionists and they're evil.
Speaker 1: They took that shit. That's how it always goes man.
Speaker 2: So the Volunteer has aggressively embedded itself into the military
Speaker 2: and industrial intelligence complex. So we got counter terrorism in
Speaker 2: data integration since the early two thousands US Army four
Speaker 2: and fifty eight million dollar contract in twenty nineteen for
Speaker 2: the Gotham Battlefield Intelligence System, they got Space Force Department Defense.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get to the.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to get to the one about like Germany
Speaker 2: and shit, because that's nuts. They're like watching what people
Speaker 2: are doing for sex. Go to the Germany pal Yeah,
Speaker 2: go to Germany Palentier sex Like dude, it's classic like
Speaker 2: sexual blackmail that's being done on people digitally now because
Speaker 2: that's what the Masade loves to do.
Speaker 1: What's it say?
Speaker 2: German government considers nationwide used to Palateer uh Germany Palenteer
Speaker 2: sex typed Uh so yeah it doesn't okay.
Speaker 3: So whatever.
Speaker 1: We didn't want to spend too long, I guess. So this,
Speaker 1: I'll let you look at it. It's not going to
Speaker 1: show it, I guess.
Speaker 2: But yeah, dude, people were like, you know, looking at porn,
Speaker 2: and it's looking at what they're looking at, like type
Speaker 2: in like watching like porn or just porn by itself.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's going to bring up something we
Speaker 3: don't want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pollenteer does have a role in the health and
Speaker 2: biometric surveillance as well, so COVID was a gateway. In
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, Pollnteer's foundry became the us HHS protect Now platform,
Speaker 2: centralizing all COVID related data, hospital capacity, vaccine supply testing,
Speaker 2: and outbreak patterns. In the UK, Polenteer ran the NHS
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen data store, originally build as temporary but later
Speaker 2: expanded to cover patient records, vaccination status, genomic sequencing.
Speaker 1: So they literally are.
Speaker 2: Watching what everybody is has done and everything. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's freaky, dude. Predictive modeling of health system demand. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this gave palent here the infrastructure to ingest health, genomic
Speaker 2: and biometric data at a population scale. So who knows
Speaker 2: what they're doing with that data, dude, I mean they're
Speaker 2: taking people's We know that data is important, and we
Speaker 2: know that we don't want our shit just out there
Speaker 2: for anybody. These guys have everything about everybody, and these
Speaker 2: dudes inject young people's blood into them.
Speaker 1: And I showed you how the.
Speaker 2: Other owner, Alex Karp, talked about spraying urine fentanylas urine
Speaker 2: on people.
Speaker 1: These are the two people that own this company.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fucking weirdos.
Speaker 2: Dude, dude, if you guys didn't see that episode, we
Speaker 2: aren't going to play a bit. Well, I almost want
Speaker 2: to again. You don't want to play this guy. We're
Speaker 2: talking about palans here, fucking play it this guy.
Speaker 1: Oh okay. We also talked about Peter Thiel said he's,
Speaker 1: you know, preventing the Antichrist.
Speaker 2: In another episode, it seems like he's doing the actual opposite.
Speaker 2: And I don't trust the guy who injects young people's
Speaker 2: blood in him is protecting us from the Antichrist. I'm
Speaker 2: pretty sure he is Antichrist if he's over here trying
Speaker 2: to live forever. Hello, who's a Christ follower and wants
Speaker 2: to live forever? Somebody answered me that, so you gotta Yeah,
Speaker 2: do you go to the go to videos? I think
Speaker 2: lower purpose was the way we found it. But just
Speaker 2: go for it and see what happens. That's it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it. All right, guys, check this out.
Speaker 1: This is just awesome.
Speaker 6: You need a higher purpose, and I also think you
Speaker 6: often need a lower purpose like the higher purpose.
Speaker 3: For me, what's a lower purpose?
Speaker 6: Well, I love the idea of getting a drone and
Speaker 6: having light fentanyl laced urine spraying on analysts who.
Speaker 3: Tried to screw us. So that's my lower purpose.
Speaker 1: That's Alexander see car Pright.
Speaker 5: There the fucking people that clap for them, That shit
Speaker 5: is crazy.
Speaker 2: I know, they're like, we love it. Yeah, that guy's
Speaker 2: a fucking monsters. Those Peter til These are the people
Speaker 2: that own the company that are bringing your hell on.
Speaker 3: Earth essentially, Yeah, what a fucker.
Speaker 2: And these guys are also building health your health data
Speaker 2: as intelligence with health records, not just about care, but
Speaker 2: they're also predictive analytics that they're going to use with
Speaker 2: your genomic data, cancer research, vaccine response data, and DNA databases,
Speaker 2: and this all just feeds into a biometric identification and
Speaker 2: bioprofiling system, and Palanteer contracts with CDC and global health
Speaker 2: agencies now position itself as the backbone of predictive healthcare analytics.
Speaker 2: So again, now we're talking insurance, right, Oh, your social
Speaker 2: credit score that's tied to your you know what, you
Speaker 2: went to the liquor store and bought right, and then
Speaker 2: now your insurance went up, and then eventually maybe fuck,
Speaker 2: maybe your rent goes up. You know, this is the
Speaker 2: type of shit that comes out of that type of shit.
Speaker 2: So yeah, predicted policing. Once health behavior data are all linked,
Speaker 2: then the systems shift from curing disease to predictive compliance
Speaker 2: like we just went over, And then similar infrastructure could
Speaker 2: easily extend to predictive quarantining, movement restrictions, or identifying high
Speaker 2: risk individuals, not just medically but socially obviously, And that's
Speaker 2: what us me more than Justin. It's very Justin's quiet,
Speaker 2: very smart. Justin's a smart guy. He's real quiet. He's like,
Speaker 2: I'll just reference movies. I'm not gonna actually get deep.
Speaker 2: I'm just playing. He's like, I know, if they come
Speaker 2: after one of us, it's gonna be Andrew, and I'll
Speaker 2: be able to tell the story. And that's okay, d
Speaker 2: one of us has to live to tell the story, justin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess, so, I guess so. But I feel
Speaker 3: like if they come.
Speaker 1: For you, no, you're good.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I feel like I've been all right
Speaker 3: for the most part.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. Yeah, you don't.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't feel I still feel like I gotta watch
Speaker 3: my shoulders.
Speaker 1: Besides, besides, yeah, besides doing this show with me.
Speaker 2: I don't think any of your days day analytics would
Speaker 2: lead them to be like this guy we.
Speaker 5: Got to watch well around this show, I use a
Speaker 5: lot of devices to look up and like research stuff
Speaker 5: for the show.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: So I don't know that's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 5: They know my search history is fucked and my CHATGBT
Speaker 5: is already filtered.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even after the update.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, let's break down the behavioral profiling aspect of this
Speaker 2: real quick. So Facebook lifelog reborned aka train the public
Speaker 2: to self report identity, social networks, habits, beliefs, and movements.
Speaker 2: All the while, Cambridge Analytica showed how this data could
Speaker 2: be used for psychographic manipulation, nudging voters with tailored propaganda,
Speaker 2: as well as conspiracy theorists, I believe, with tailored propaganda
Speaker 2: to keep us away from the truth. Palenteer ads the
Speaker 2: back end intelligence came ability of this, turning raw data
Speaker 2: into actionable insights for governments, militaries, and the corporations. And
Speaker 2: together they create a psychological, biometric digital twin.
Speaker 1: Of each individual.
Speaker 2: So with PRISM and Palentteer, you have PRISM that gave
Speaker 2: the NSA direct access to tech companies servers, and then
Speaker 2: Palenteer Gotham allows that raw data to be mapped into networks, suspects,
Speaker 2: or persons of interests. And when you fuse in health records,
Speaker 2: like we mentioned with genomics sequences of the geno, you're
Speaker 2: not just tracking communications, You're tracking bodies into biology and behaviors.
Speaker 2: So I mean, yeah, dude, Like it's like with the Nazis.
Speaker 2: We were told the Nazis, did you know you know
Speaker 2: they put a star on all the Jews. It's like, dude,
Speaker 2: I don't think I don't really believe. Well, I do
Speaker 2: believe a lot of the shit that was said was true.
Speaker 2: With that, I do, but I think they everything they
Speaker 2: said was true, then is going to be true like
Speaker 2: tenfold this time.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, Right, It's gonna be freaky.
Speaker 2: See, all this shit converges in a pretty crazy way,
Speaker 2: and the result is a six G technocratic grid where
Speaker 2: your body, your behavior, and your communications all equal your
Speaker 2: compliance and it all flow into the same predictive engines Palneer.
Speaker 1: And that's it, Bolenier. So what's the ideology behind this?
Speaker 1: So who's gonna So when we think about.
Speaker 2: This and we're like, okay, that's fine, Like, let's think
Speaker 2: about this from a normal perspective for a minute. I'm
Speaker 2: a regular person, you know, I got a family other
Speaker 2: than talk about this crazy shit. I mean, as long
Speaker 2: as they don't bother me or like get weird, right,
Speaker 2: they just want the criminals and they, you know, write
Speaker 2: all this shit essentially is like whatever, right, But when
Speaker 2: you bring in Project Esther and also a mission Canary mission,
Speaker 2: shit starts to get a little weird because, as I said,
Speaker 2: a lot of these companies, I don't want to sit
Speaker 2: here and pull them up right now.
Speaker 1: You could look it up.
Speaker 2: A lot of these companies are Israeli backed, if not
Speaker 2: Israeli made or they have Jewish CEOs.
Speaker 1: Who support Israel. No matter what.
Speaker 2: I'm not an anti Semitic, but I am anti Zionist,
Speaker 2: and I think that has now been lumped into the
Speaker 2: same thing according to the you know, Jewish or whatever
Speaker 2: the heritage like Dictionary for International Semitism or whatever the fuck.
Speaker 1: So what I'm saying is Project Esther.
Speaker 2: Is associated with a pro Israel lobbying and surveillance operation
Speaker 2: that blend political advocacy with intelligence style tactics. Now it
Speaker 2: has appeared in reporting about Hasbarah and in diaspora monitoring projects,
Speaker 2: especially in the US and Europe. Now, one example of
Speaker 2: when this happened, when this has been used in America
Speaker 2: would be right whenever Trump became president.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that college student that was taken that
Speaker 1: had a green card?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was a big deal.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think they're using Project Esther Canary mission where they are,
Speaker 2: Like I said, this is a pro Israel lobby that
Speaker 2: surveils people online or not for political advocacies whatever they
Speaker 2: you know, if they're anti Israel or whatever. Right, and
Speaker 2: so Esther is the Jewish queen who saves her people
Speaker 2: by uncovering plots against them. That's what Esther represents and
Speaker 2: the symbolic use here is defensive intelligence, working work disguised
Speaker 2: as salvation protection. So these guys are okay, well that's weird.
Speaker 2: So the tactics that they use is Project Esther is
Speaker 2: said to track.
Speaker 1: University activism what I just brought.
Speaker 2: Up online dissent and political movements critical of Israel. It
Speaker 2: feeds into databases and lobbying efforts connecting NGOs, tech platforms
Speaker 2: and political action committees. Wow, it's starting to sound like
Speaker 2: we're uncovering the ideology. So what I'm saying is, if
Speaker 2: you're what, you're going to see that this shit is
Speaker 2: going to because you got to remember, dude, if you're
Speaker 2: not the Chosen, then you're nothing.
Speaker 1: And they spit on Christians in Israel. You got to
Speaker 1: remember how they treat people.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So like, if if this is what's running the ideology
Speaker 2: behind that technology that's going to know everything about me,
Speaker 2: then I'm a little fucking.
Speaker 1: Worried, is all I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: Okay, So the tie in here is that it mirrors
Speaker 2: the TIA like fusion, but in a narrower ideological context.
Speaker 2: A watchless for anti Zionists or anti establishment figures and
Speaker 2: Canary Mission is an online blacklist launched in twenty fifteen
Speaker 2: that publishes dossier's on individuals accused of anti sen semotism
Speaker 2: or anti Israel behavior.
Speaker 1: So they have a list of people that.
Speaker 2: Have in universities, do an activist or the Canary Mission
Speaker 2: that just scours everything and comes up with anything that
Speaker 2: anybody said that's against them. And how it works is
Speaker 2: it uses open source surveillance and anonymous reporting to compile
Speaker 2: permanent digital profiles of individual again, permanent digital profiles from
Speaker 2: an open source surveillance system using Palanteer system probably and
Speaker 2: this creates your permanent profile. This is fucking I worry
Speaker 2: about this reading it because it's like I know, I'm
Speaker 2: on that motherfucker dude.
Speaker 1: Dude, which then appear in Google Search.
Speaker 2: Is effectively a form of digital reputational assassination.
Speaker 1: Ooh ooh, that'll be fucked.
Speaker 2: So the impact is students and job applicants flagged by
Speaker 2: Canary Mission have lost job opportunities, been denied visas, or
Speaker 2: even harassed online.
Speaker 1: Now that's what they're doing now.
Speaker 2: But trust and believe as soon as Palenteering everything's open running,
Speaker 2: they're gonna be using that to do it with everybody
Speaker 2: that they can't with any They're gonna blackmail you on
Speaker 2: your the sex sexual acts you have. They're gonna know
Speaker 2: everything you look up. Yeah, they're gonna know every lie
Speaker 2: you told your wife. You know.
Speaker 5: I bet like cause you know how it's uh. I
Speaker 5: think it's been recently coming out. Xbox party chats and
Speaker 5: like PlayStation chats are now gonna be monitored and stuff.
Speaker 5: I wonder if some you get pissed off in the
Speaker 5: game you call someone a fucking jew after they kill
Speaker 5: you forty times, and then yeah, you get fucked that's
Speaker 5: like on your digital profile.
Speaker 1: It's just dude, if they backtrack my fucking call duty behavior,
Speaker 1: it's over.
Speaker 2: I mean just without me even ever making this show,
Speaker 2: I would have been putting a camp regardless.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, most of us.
Speaker 5: Are gonna end up there because of online games and shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So let's look at how all this goes together.
Speaker 2: Is you get the surveillance infrastructure like prison Palenteer and lifeflog,
Speaker 2: which collects the raw data, communications, biometrics, and behaviors of people.
Speaker 2: Then you have the ideological filter of Esther and Canary
Speaker 2: decides who is flagged as a threat based on based
Speaker 2: not on terrorism, but on political ideological non compliance. And
Speaker 2: this extends into predictive policing. Who will commit violence?
Speaker 3: Who?
Speaker 2: Because think about all the people that have been killing
Speaker 2: like Jewish people in America lately.
Speaker 1: This is it.
Speaker 2: We're headed right towards this, dude. I'm telling you right now, dude,
Speaker 2: this is exactly. I believe this in the core of
Speaker 2: my soul that this is what's going on. So biometric
Speaker 2: behavioral enforcement. Once you're flagged, the same infrastructure can resist,
Speaker 2: restrict travel, freeze finances, deny healthcare, and blacklist and blacklist
Speaker 2: rather your employment. This has already happened in some countries
Speaker 2: in Britain in the UK right now, there's hate speech laws.
Speaker 2: It's essentially the same shit. And as soon as they
Speaker 2: as soon as they fully out roll, I mean they're
Speaker 2: they're just testing it out. So when a fully fully
Speaker 2: digitized digitized health finance grid, your digital twin becomes your
Speaker 2: passport to participation and the centers.
Speaker 1: Can be locked away. So yeah, you better watch that ship, dude,
Speaker 1: because you've got to follow the ideology of this system. Bro.
Speaker 1: That's the fucked up part. It's like cool Yeah, they're
Speaker 1: building the system. It's like whatever, you know, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be secure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be secure, except for you gotta do
Speaker 2: everything that these people would do.
Speaker 1: Look at what they're.
Speaker 2: Doing to people over there, and then you want me
Speaker 2: to sit here and not say a word. And then
Speaker 2: on top of that, you're gonna run this police state system.
Speaker 3: Then mm hmmm, what are you in for? I called
Speaker 3: somewhat fat, and.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be worse than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be worse than that if you're not,
Speaker 2: if you're not like doing some wild gay shit and
Speaker 2: you're getting put in there, you know, if you're not,
Speaker 2: if you're not, if you're not doing like, dude, it's
Speaker 2: gonna be wild.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be so the opposite way if they don't.
Speaker 5: Of the requirements, dude, the requirements to not be thrown
Speaker 5: in jail is you have to be gay.
Speaker 1: You gotta do some wild gay ship. Yeah, and not
Speaker 1: just gay gay. Yeah, dude, Like you got to run
Speaker 1: a fucking triathlon with some anal beads and poppers.
Speaker 3: You know, Like, oh, dude, that's a challenge.
Speaker 1: They aren't playing. That would be a fucking challenge, dude, dude,
Speaker 1: I pull up a video. Okay, so pull up a video.
Speaker 2: Israel bunkers, Dude, Israel bunkers, gay sex. I swear to God,
Speaker 2: I'm not looking at um, bro, look it up, look
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna pull up a video.
Speaker 2: I swear it's gonna pull up a guy who was
Speaker 2: he was, He was giving an interview while there was
Speaker 2: they were getting bombed. No, they were getting bombed by Iran. Okay,
Speaker 2: go to go to go to yea yea yea yea yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen.
Speaker 1: Listen to this, Yes, listen to this, dude. So you
Speaker 1: guys know I'm not fucking crazy. Okay, bomber game. He's
Speaker 1: in the bomb shelter while I ran.
Speaker 3: I think I kind of want to be here.
Speaker 1: You're happy to be in the bomb shelter.
Speaker 3: Can't live You might get up a dog in there, dude,
Speaker 3: Get the dog out of there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get the dog out of there, that poor dog.
Speaker 3: Buck. No, get that ship off my screen.
Speaker 2: So what we're pointing out is the fact that during Dude,
Speaker 2: I Ran is bombing people and killing people. They've been
Speaker 2: killing people for years, and then now they have to
Speaker 2: go into a bunker. This could be like finally somebody's
Speaker 2: retaliating and going to destroy their country.
Speaker 1: And then you go and you look, and you think
Speaker 1: everybody's gonna be freaking out, and instead you got a
Speaker 1: guy's like, oh, I'm so scared.
Speaker 3: He's like, ooh, keep bombing us. I want to stay
Speaker 3: down here.
Speaker 1: So again, do you think I was joking about the
Speaker 1: crazy gay shit or what?
Speaker 3: Nah? Dude, I just I did not want to put
Speaker 3: that in my search bar.
Speaker 2: Dude, it's so crazy, bro, Like, I don't fucking and
Speaker 2: tell a lot, Dude, I'm over here, like I'll say
Speaker 2: some crazy shit with no context, and everybody's like, what
Speaker 2: the fuck?
Speaker 1: Okay, that's how I was that.
Speaker 3: You how did you see that? First?
Speaker 2: So I listened to a guy who brought that up,
Speaker 2: and he pointed out what I just pointed out, which
Speaker 2: is the fact that these motherfuckers should be scared for
Speaker 2: the life and instead they're just so depraved if they're
Speaker 2: just worried about what they're gonna do to each other,
Speaker 2: like opportunities, yes, And so he was just pointing out
Speaker 2: like how depraved they are in general, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I honestly can't disagree with that, Like that's actually crazy
Speaker 2: so anyway, total infermission awareness provides the tech. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we went through all that, so yeah, I mean total
Speaker 2: information Awareness has evolved into Poundeer, which has now evolved
Speaker 2: into the system, the bast system. And we mentioned how
Speaker 2: Robert Maxwell was involved in this well. In the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 2: Promese software scandal was whenever it first got created, the
Speaker 2: software Maximum was key in distributing Promese surveillance tech software
Speaker 2: originally designed by ins Law for US prosecutors, but through
Speaker 2: intelligence cutouts, Promise was backdoored and sold to governments worldwide,
Speaker 2: and it gave Israel and the US unprecedented access to
Speaker 2: global financial, diplomatic, and intelligence databases. This type of shit
Speaker 2: is why we are controlled the way we are by
Speaker 2: the way this Promese scandal, and then Promese is a
Speaker 2: part of polenteer and that's what's running the world.
Speaker 1: Do you think anybody ever overcame this. Nobody overcame this.
Speaker 1: When Israel.
Speaker 2: Gained access to global financial, diplomatic, and intelligence databases, I'm
Speaker 2: telling you they gained a lot of clout.
Speaker 1: Let's say, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And Promise is often seen as the proto pollunteer and
Speaker 2: early vision of the all seeing integration engine.
Speaker 1: So again this is dude.
Speaker 2: So Robert Maxwell was the guy that put the back
Speaker 2: door in the original technology. Okay, the same guy who
Speaker 2: owns the fucking history books, right, that propagandizes us about
Speaker 2: all the shit that we believe to be true. That
Speaker 2: makes it to why I can't talk about anything, you know,
Speaker 2: certain things. This same guy gave Israel unprecedented power through
Speaker 2: diplomatic intelligence databases and financial databases of all the global countries.
Speaker 2: So now we have palent here, and now we see
Speaker 2: how much Israel controls our country.
Speaker 1: Do you think we ever got out of that?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure whatever the fuck they found out, whenever
Speaker 2: this shit happened, it was over with.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: If it wasn't already controlled, they had this shit, it
Speaker 2: was a wrap. So then Jeffrey Epstein, what does he do? Well,
Speaker 2: he's the money and the science, right, He's the guy
Speaker 2: who's paying for all the money, or paying for all
Speaker 2: the science and the technology that we see today that's
Speaker 2: going to be used against us. He funded AI genetics,
Speaker 2: brain computer interfaces, and transhumanist research circles.
Speaker 1: Huh, So again it all comes full circle. I wasn't
Speaker 1: just doing that.
Speaker 2: I want to show you, dude, Robert Maxwell and Epstein
Speaker 2: bro have very very intimate ties to all this shit
Speaker 2: that we're talking about. And Trump's carrying the torch. Everybody's
Speaker 2: carrying the torch. Nothing's changed, everything's headed right that way.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Epstein port money into cutting edge research at Harvard,
Speaker 2: Mit and Stanford. He was closed to Marvin Minsky, an
Speaker 2: AI pioneer in George Church at Genetics, cyst and others
Speaker 2: who sit right at the frontier of biometric and behavioral science.
Speaker 2: So blackmail and influence is obviously how he leveraged a
Speaker 2: lot of operations with politicians, bankers and tech leaders, compromising
Speaker 2: them you know where they're later cooperative obviously, but there
Speaker 2: were connections to Silicon Valley. Epstein invested in tech startups
Speaker 2: and his network intersected with early Facebook, Google, and Pollunteer players.
Speaker 2: He was in contact with Reed Hoffman, Peter Thiel, and
Speaker 2: other play pal mafia figures aka.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: Whoa so many of these same figures seated the tech
Speaker 2: intel fusion companies we see in Prism and Poalenteer today.
Speaker 2: Robert Maxwell helped weaponize Promese, the forerunner to Pollenteer. His
Speaker 2: publishing empire provided cover for espionage and information distribution, and
Speaker 2: his network cemented Israeli US data intelligence collaborations. And then
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein funded life science, Jeanette genomics and AI research
Speaker 2: the building blocks of biometric surveillance. And then he used
Speaker 2: influence to compromise direct elites in UH tech, politics and academia,
Speaker 2: which we all know that helping funnel money and connections
Speaker 2: into the very people designing to day surveillance AI systems.
Speaker 2: So together they both you know, being tied to the
Speaker 2: CIA massade and the Five Eyes and you know all
Speaker 2: the networks running all this shit. You know, it seems
Speaker 2: like here we go. So if penalty your prism in
Speaker 2: the NHS NHS databases are hardware software of the control grid,
Speaker 2: then obviously the Promese scandal shows the intelligence mindset and
Speaker 2: Epstein's patronage of the genetics AI shows the technocratic obsession.
Speaker 2: And they both, you know, the hands washed the other.
Speaker 2: So yeah, dude, I think we laid it down. Man,
Speaker 2: I think we laid it down. Unfortunately, that is where
Speaker 2: we are today. We find ourselves in a world where
Speaker 2: this is being used everywhere.
Speaker 1: Let me pull this up.
Speaker 2: Actually, I do have an article that I wanted to
Speaker 2: read while we talked about this.
Speaker 1: That talks about here we go.
Speaker 3: I found it.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's do this Times of Israel blog. This is
Speaker 2: called Israel from preemptive war to predictive action. Let's talk
Speaker 2: about the fact of how, like I said, Polunteer has
Speaker 2: been being used in the Gaza situation that we've been
Speaker 2: seeing unfold. So modern warfare drones have firmly established their place.
Speaker 2: One chapter has been written, another is about to be
Speaker 2: here and now in this new age warfare and anti
Speaker 2: crime and counter terrorism efforts and in predictive detection, the
Speaker 2: lines are shifting. A recent partner of Israel hear that
Speaker 2: a recent partner of Israel, Polunteer has become a global
Speaker 2: player by using data analysis as a weapon of influence
Speaker 2: and decision making.
Speaker 1: Reputed to be the largest surveillance company in the world,
Speaker 1: Present everywhere, visible nowhere. You hear the shit they're telling
Speaker 1: you what this fucking company is the way it should
Speaker 1: be told, and it's the time.
Speaker 2: It's the Times of Israel because they have no problem
Speaker 2: telling the truth in their fucking articles.
Speaker 1: For whatever reason. Reputed to be the largest surveillance company
Speaker 1: in the world, presence everywhere, visible nowhere. Who is Palenteer.
Speaker 2: Palenteer sits at a crossroads of technology, geopolitics, and ethics,
Speaker 2: as visible as it is elusive.
Speaker 1: It's not about another startup.
Speaker 2: It was born in the CIA's orbit through its venture
Speaker 2: capital arm and q Intel. Its mission from day one
Speaker 2: was precise to see through data, big data and.
Speaker 1: More so, I think what they're doing, like they clearly
Speaker 1: have no problem airing out what America does for America.
Speaker 2: Like they're being kind of assholes right here, it says,
Speaker 2: it's not just another startup. It was born in the
Speaker 2: CIA's orbit through its venture capital arm and q Intel.
Speaker 2: Oh so it's like, how about you let us tell
Speaker 2: our people that, right, you know what I mean? Like
Speaker 2: they just have no problem being like these motherfuckers, Like
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know, it's just weird, but yeah, dude, So,
Speaker 2: like I said, I just want to point out, you know,
Speaker 2: the recent partners of Israel.
Speaker 1: What the fuck do you think that means?
Speaker 2: Just saying yeah, just saying so, yeah, I guess I'll
Speaker 2: leave you guys with that. I hope you guys enjoyed everything. Man,
Speaker 2: I mean, we really broke that down, we I mean, dude,
Speaker 2: I think Palenteer's done as far as we we'll mention
Speaker 2: it in passing, but listen, we'll fucking reference you back
Speaker 2: to this episode.
Speaker 1: I think this is the all time banger.
Speaker 2: Total Information Awareness aka PRISM aka Palnzeer. Thank God for
Speaker 2: fucking from the NSA, Edward Snowden for coming out and
Speaker 2: telling us about this.
Speaker 1: Shit, or we'd have no clue. It's crazy, dude.
Speaker 2: This happened in the eighties, it happened twenty thirteen, two
Speaker 2: thousand and three, and it just keeps happening. Nobody stops it.
Speaker 2: If you talk to some people about this, they'll be like,
Speaker 2: they just.
Speaker 1: Think it just yeah, that just happened. Then you know
Speaker 1: it's done.
Speaker 2: It's like, no, dude's been still going on, still going on.
Speaker 2: So yeah, you know, I think we're gonna get out
Speaker 2: of this. You know, next time we'll we'll fucking freshen
Speaker 2: it up, talk about some other shit. I don't know,
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