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Speaker 2: Here is your host, George Hobbs.
Speaker 3: Welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's time
for another edition of the fact Hunter podcast. As we
record on this Tuesday, January the thirteenth, twenty twenty six,
I'm your host is always George Hobbes. Hope this message
finds you well. Weather's beautiful here today, about fifty one
fifty two degrees, very gentle breeze. Me and missus fact
Hunter took a nice long walk this morning, a very
beautiful day. I hope everybody's doing well as we continue
to forge our way through the Banana Republic. You know,
there's no shortage of things to talk about. And every Wednesday,
the day after the podcast, I start collecting ideas. Right,
we have a whole list of ideas and we start
dwindling them down, trying to, you know, think which one
would be most appropriate, fitting for the situations. And it's
really impossible to do in this day and age because
there's so much going on, this information overload. One second
it's I Ran, the next second it's Israel, It's this
and that, today. I wrote an article on property taxes
that'll drop Wednesday morning for Substack. Right, the illusion of
freedom that we do with not just here in the
United States but.
Speaker 4: Around the world.
Speaker 3: Right, And so today the main topic we're going to
talk about, we're going to get back into the technocracy
that we deal with, whether it's DARP, the CIA, the
National Intelligence Agency NSA. Right, how much did the CIA
and the NSA have to do with the funding of Google?
And it's interesting that, you know, when the Internet came
to be, there was all these different search engines, right,
but Google was the one that was pushed to the front,
to the point where it wasn't you know, hey, let's
get on the search engine. It was let's google it
like a Kleenex.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: Most people don't say tissue, they say Cleenex, even if
it's not the name brand of Kleenex. So obviously Google.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Everything is an information war. So if they control the narrative,
they can control your minds. And it was very important
to them to make sure to get Google in place.
So the narrative, when you put in a question, they
feed you the answer.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: If you want to look what you're truly looking for,
you have to go maybe seven, eight, nine, even ten
pages into the search results to find what you're looking for, yandex.
I've gotten many emails from people I've been I was
recommending Index for a long time now at even scenes
that that's been compromised. So I don't know if anybody
has a good search engine that they can recommend. Hit
us up on email the fact hunner at mail dot com.
Speaking of emails, one of the most, you know, top
questions I get is, hey, can you recommend some books?
And I recommend the usual, you know, behold a Pale Horse,
Pardon me, things of that nature. But I wanted to
let you know what I'm reading right now. Two books
that I'm reading The Controversy of Zion by Douglas Read.
It was re released in eighty five. I think it
was originally written in the fifties, maybe the early sixties.
And Douglas read really, you know, he does a deep
dive into many of these sinister forces behind, you know,
the unrest of this world and the revolutions, and it really,
I mean, it goes back to the time of Christ,
the last two thousand years and the subversion of Zion,
and it's a very compelling read, and I'm sure as
old as the book is, you can probably read it
for free on archive dot org right, download it, get
it on a flash drive or something, you know. And me,
I like to have physical copies of the book. I
have to go out by another bookcase and find a
place for it in this office because I'm out of
room with all the books I have for school, et cetera.
But you know there's going to come a time in
a place where there's going to be a Fahrenheit four
fifty one, a digital book burning. Right, they already kind
of cleansed Behold a Pale Horse. They got rid of
chapter fifteen. That's why I went on eBay and bought mine,
one of the original nineteen ninety one editions. But it's
a very good book. The Controversy of Zion by Douglas Read.
The other book I'm reading is by Steven I think
it's pronounced Drucker d r uk Er, and it's Altered Genes,
Twisted truth, how the venture to genetically engineer our food
has subverted science, corrupted government, and systematically deceived the public.
Speaker 4: And apparently a.
Speaker 3: Lot of the kind of infamous people who explore GMO
foods and that thing on Rumble, et cetera. This is
one of their go to books that they highly recommend,
and I haven't really delved too deep into it yet,
but it looks like a promising read. The reviews are
through the roof. You can get it for about fifteen
twenty bucks. It's available on audiobook on Audible, and again
it's about ten years old, so there's a good chance
you can find it on archive dot org and speak.
That'll be something we'll be talking about again in the
near future with the GMO foods of that nature. I
came across an article by ty Ballinger and we've read
his stuff on here before, the top ten cancer causing foods.
Some of them were yeah, I get that. Some of
them were a little surprising and kind of raised my
eyebrows because I grill food all the time. So let's
jump into this. Experts estimate that more than half the
cases of cancer are preventable with lifestyle changes.
Speaker 4: Again, that's obvious.
Speaker 3: In twenty twelve, the World Health Organization reported more than
fourteen million new cases of cancer, which resulted in more
than eight point two million deaths worldwide. By the way,
I should mention Dulbert creator Scott Adams passed away today.
That's pretty much been consuming X today in the topic
of conversation. I guess his ex wife came on and
announced his death today. And the good news is he
did accept Christ as his Lord and Savior before he
passed away, So you know, we're hoping that was the case,
right for sure? The top five most diagnosed cancers and
men lung prostate, colon's, stomach, liver the top five and
women breast colon, lung, cervix, stomach. I point this out
to you because you'll note that several of the most
common and aggressive cancers have to do with your gastro
intestinal system.
Speaker 4: That is, the function.
Speaker 3: Your body uses to process the food you eat, distribute
it around to your body as needed, and it does
its best to dump the leftover toxins obviously, right, So
they go on to say, understanding possible causes of cancer
comes down to understanding that the causes of gene mutations,
et cetera. Chemicals like carcinogens, radiation, obesity, hormones, chronic inflammation, smoking, right,
number of other factors have been found to be cancer causing.
And listen, there are a lot of people in an
alternative medicine, in the truth community, who have their own
beliefs on what cancer comes from and the alkalinity, et
cetera that have to do with it. Now, the author
goes on to mention an interview with Bob Wright from
the American Anti Cancer Institute for the Quest for the
Cures docu series, And again, I'll tell you, if you
go look at all the nonprofits in the world and
you look at the money, whether it's the American Heart Association,
the American Cancer Association, Muscular dystrophy, and you look at
the hundreds of millions of dollars that go through these nonprofits,
and that's just what's accounted for, you begin to wonder
do they even really want to solve any of these issues?
Is that going to stop the gravy train?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: You look at some of the salaries that the CEOs
of nonprofits are making, some of them are making six
million dollars a year. Right, if they find a cure
that gravy train stops, that's that's a legitimate question to ask.
And again, don't take my word for it. Go look
at the nonprofits for yourself. Put whatever you know nonprofit
and then put nine to ninety and then click on
that pro public a file and look for yourself. That's
a legitimate question to have. Do they really want to
find a solution to these problems? Knowing that the elitists
that run this world, their number one rule is they
want to keep the world's population at five hundred million.
So if they, you know, we found something that completely
eliminated cancer number one, that kills their gravy train, and
that's not helping with their world population numbers. So again
that's something to consider, right, So let's talk about it.
The top ten cancer causing foods to cut your cancer
risk in half and number one far and away, and
I completely agree with this is genetically modified foods. Right
twenty years ago, George was not taking every you know,
whether it's craft macaroni and cheese or fruity pebbles or
you know, pasta. I was just throwing it in the cart.
I didn't care. But one of the awakenings as you
venture through the truth community that you come to is
you know, medical and the foods and how it's been
altered and this insanely wrapped growing industry of genetically modified crops.
They are infiltrating our food supply at an alarming rate.
More than ninety percent of our corn and soy are
now genetically modified. That's shocking. And again this is a
fairly new practice and it's the source of many a
dates debates.
Speaker 4: Pardon me. You know, we do our best to.
Speaker 3: Look for GMO free labels if it's on there or
you know the thing, now, this product contains bioengineer foods.
It goes straight back like we used to love the
Pillsbury biscuits because they're easy.
Speaker 4: You know, you just throw them in the oven for
fifteen minutes and they're good to go.
Speaker 3: But now we take the extra time making ourselves with
unbleached flour. And you know, we have one of those
neutral grains. I think it's called I bought for my wife.
You know, we make our own flour. Now she gets
the berries and grinds them up. We make our own flour.
We make our own brea. Not practical for everyone. Neutrim
mil maybe it's called but you know all of these things.
You know, convenience has consequences. I'm want to trademark that
convenience has consequences. Number two microwave popcorn from the chemically
lined bag to the actual contents. Microwave popcorn is at
the center of lung cancer debates around the world. Not
only are the kernels and oil likely GMO as well, which,
by the way, did you know the manufacturer does not
have to disclose unless it's organic. And then you have
the fumes released from the artificial butter flavoring that contains
diacetyle I think it's called, and that's toxic to humans.
The FDA that is supposed to you know, your tax money,
Our tax money goes to these people you're supposed to
be looking out for you. Oh no, that's fine, right,
We make you know, we enjoy popcorn, but we do
it the old schoolway on the stovetop. Number three, canned
goods and listen. As I think a few years ago,
back in twenty three, I considered myself a pretty hardcore prepper.
I've eased back on that right because I think whatever comes,
no matter how much you're prepared for, inevitably you're going
to have to make a choice. You can only prepare
so much. Another thing, I ran into many of the things,
like when it came to canned goods, they were expiring.
I was wasting money, so we invested.
Speaker 4: In a freeze dryer.
Speaker 3: I think it's called harvest Ridge freeze dryer. We got
the medium one, I think, and we do a lot
of freeze drying, so like we'll scramble some eggs and
freeze dry them and they're good for twenty five years.
You don't have to really worry about, you know, wasting
your money on that. And in the winter time we
keep it in the garage because it's colder down there
and it makes the process quicker. Again, is it, you know,
affordable for everyone? Is it convenient from everyone?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: But can goods, you know, there's so much different than
they were back in the day, right, because today now
cans are lined with a product called I think it's
bisphenol a, which is BPA, and that's been shown to
genetically alter the brain cells of rats. Right, And you
have all these plastic goods, thermal paper, water lines, and
many dental composites also contained BPA.
Speaker 4: Right, we did that.
Speaker 3: I don't remember if it was a podcast or radio
show where we delve deep into the mercury, into the
fillings that they were using for so long. And was
that you know that woman did the interview, she was
convinced that her tumor came at the behesse of her
mercury filling. So it says, help protect your DNA by
sticking to fresh or frozen vegetables that have no added
ingredients for your family's table.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Obviously, convenience isn't always good, as we say. Right now,
here's an interesting one that number four grilled red meat.
And I'll tell you between the end of April and October,
I grill at least two times a week. Now it
says while grilled food can taste delicious, scientists have discovered
that preparing meats in this way, especially processed meats like
hot dogs. Now, we don't eat processed Oscar Mayer or
anything like that. Occasionally we will, but we get it
from our butcher. Right, We use local butchers. We don't
get any meat from the grocery stores. We get them
from There's two butchers butchers here in Delaware and Dover
called has Haass and one in Hartley that we use
as well, Boatine Farms, and that's where we get our
pork and our beef and things of that nature. And
obviously we do our own chickens. The Amish does them
for us. They process them four dollars apiece. But it
talks about that it releases a carcinogen called heterocyclic, a
rheumatic means. And when you grill red meat to the
point of well done, which I do not it most.
I'll do medium for my wife's meat. I'm more of
a medium rare guy. But it talks about, and this
is information, right, when you grill red meat to the
point of well done, it changes the chemical and molecular
structure of the meat, and it says you're better off baking, broiling,
or preparing meat in a skillet than on a grill. Now,
is George going to change the way he cooks. No,
I will continue to grill. But it's interesting. But the
biggest thing is, Yeah, I don't cook meat well done,
and I don't think meat was ever really intended to
be cooked well done.
Speaker 4: But to each their own.
Speaker 3: Will kind of breeze through these next through next three
refined sugar right, captain obvious, Right, that that's obvious, salted, pickled,
and smoked food. These products typically contain preservatives such as nitrates.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: These are intended to prolong shelf life. Now they're not
talking about the pickle foods that you make at home,
or the fermented foods you make at home. They're talking
about the ones you buy at the grocery store. Okay,
Number seven soda and carbonated beverages. Obviously, the high fructose
corn syrup, right, just absolutely horrifying for your body.
Speaker 4: Eight White flour. Right.
Speaker 3: When flour is refined, all nutritional value is removed. So
what they do is they bleach it with clearing gas
to make it more appealing to consumers. So get unbleached
flour if you can't do the nutrientil and make your own. Okay,
farmed fish, right. Commercial fish farming involves raising a number
of fish, such as salmon, in a crowded environment. More
than sixty percent of the salmon consumed in the United
States comes from a farming operation where they are treated
with antibiotics, pesticides, and other carcinage carcinogenic chemicals. So, right,
we know the chickens that are in like the Purdue
and those, you know, a lot of those are jacked
up with hormones. They grow really fast. And you know,
you don't really think of fish that way, but you
know here they're telling you that more than sixty percent,
so you know, two out of every three fish that
are on the market come from a fish farm. Lastly,
the one my wife is a big advocate of is
these hydrogenated and seed oils.
Speaker 4: Right, you have to be very careful with.
Speaker 3: These oils that are out there, particularly the seed oils.
And it's very interesting to look at. I'll put this
article in the show description so you can check it out.
I have a few audio clips for you to play.
The first one, you know, it's the theme of the
CIA today and Charlie Kirk said that the CIA was
actively involved in the manipulation of the minds of the
American citizens.
Speaker 6: Central Intelligence Agency is actively involved in mind manipulation of
people here domestically, and that is completely against the CIA charter.
You must understand, we have Congress and they're just kind
of like a peanut gallery, and then we have a
super government that exists above Congress of the Department of Defense,
which is the Pentagon, the Central Intelligence Agency, which is
his own thing out Langley, the Federal Beer of Investigation.
They run the country. The Intel agencies run the country.
Speaker 3: And he was right, the Intel agencies run the country.
And again, was that one of the things. Yeah, because
I mean, look what jfk said, and look what happened
to John F.
Speaker 4: Kennedy.
Speaker 3: You know, a lot of the things Charlie Kirk said
within the last year, including what he said about Israel,
I believe led to his demise. And I know I've
gotten a lot of emails people are saying, Hey, when
are you going to do the episode on Charlie Kirk
in the next two or three weeks? Now next week,
I do have a guest You're actually going to get
two episodes next week. You'll get a traditional fact hunner
on Tuesday, and I'm actually interviewing somebody on the twenty first,
and we'll play that on Thursday, the twenty second.
Speaker 4: I think you're going to enjoy that.
Speaker 3: The next clip is who Benefited From September.
Speaker 7: Eleventh, nine to eleven is what made me realize that
we are living in what John Rappaport calls the matrix
of lies. It's now known that the Twin Towers were
condemned in nineteen eighty eight, and they became an immediate
two billion dollar insurance out the tross on the states
of New York and New Jersey. People need to understand
that the Twin Towers were owned by the Poort Authority
of New York and New Jersey until July of the year,
in which Zionist Israel took down the twin Towers with
the complicity of Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld. What I
believed happened is that in nineteen ninety Dick Cheney was
privately briefed by Benjamin Nett Yahoo, and they said, Praise
be to the Lord, this is a terrorist incident in
the future that will justify a police state in the
United States and endless war brought. It's absolutely crystal clear
that nine eleven was controlled demolisious and that the Pentagon
was either a missile or an inside out explosion. First off,
the engines and the wings never go into the building.
Second off, you have luggage and body parts and seats.
By the way, the FBI and the CIA were complicit
in nine to eleven. Before and after the fact, CIA
and the FBI confiscated videotapes of evidence. This was a
US government operation. So nine to eleven is what turned
me on to the reality that my govern that was
lying to us about everything.
Speaker 6: I'm not allowed to say certain things, So I decided
to reveal the hidden truth in this ebook.
Speaker 4: If you there, you.
Speaker 3: Go, very classic audio clip there and again. You could
do a podcast every week on nine to eleven and
never run out of things to talk about. You know,
there's so much accountability that is needed in this country,
but we're so busy focusing on the next thing, the
next audio clip. This is a very infamous speech from
nineteen fifty eight. I'd be interested to know how many
of you've heard this before. Robert Welsh and the subversion
of America.
Speaker 5: There are three possible methods by which the Commonists might
take us over. One would be by a peaceful coupit tar,
as in Czechoslovakia in nineteen forty eight. The second method
would be by fomenting civil war in this country and
aiding the common Ast side with military might. But there
is a third method which they are clearly relying on
most heavily, and this is taking us over by a
process so gradual and insidious that communist rule is slipped
over so far on the American people before they ever
realize it is happening. The process in that direction is
going on right now, gradually but surely, and with ever
increasing spread and speed. A part of that plan of course,
is to induce the gradual surrender of American sovereignty, peace
by peace, and step by step to various international organizations,
of which the United Nations is the outstanding but far
from the only example. For another part is the conversion
of the United States into a socialist nation quite similar
to Russia itself in its economy and political outlook, before
police state enforcement is ever introduced. The best way to
explain the aim here is simply to quote the directive
under which some of the very largest American foundations have
been secretly but visibly working for years. This directive is
so to change the economic and political structure of the
United States that it can be comfortably merged with Soviet Russia.
Here are the communist aims for the United States. One
greatly expanded government spending for every conceivable means of getting
rid of ever larger sums of American money as wastefully
as possible. Two higher and then much higher taxes. Three
an increasingly unbalanced budget despite the higher taxes. Four wild
inflation of our currency. Five government controls of prices, wages,
and materials, supposedly to come back inflation. Six greatly increased
socialistic controls over every operation of our economy and every
activity of our daily lives. This is to be accompanied
naturally and automatically by a correspondingly huge increase in the
size of our bureaucracy and in both the cost and
reach of our domestic government. Seven far more centralization of
power in Washington, and the practical elimination of our state lines.
There is a many faceted drive at work to have
our state lines eventually mean no more within the nation
than our county lines do now within the states. Eight.
The steady advance of federal aid to and control over
our educational system, leading to complete federalization of our public education. Nine,
a constant hammering into the American consciousness of the horror
of modern warfare, the beauties and the absolute necessity of peace,
peace always on commonist terms of course. And ten the
consequent willingness of the American people to allow the steps
of appeasement by our government which amount to a peacemeal
surrender of the rest of the free world and of
the United States itself. In summary, gentlemen, we are losing,
rapidly losing, a cold war in which our freedom, our country,
and our very existence are at state and while we
don't seem to know we are losing this war, you
can be sure the commonists do. There is just one thing,
only one thing in the whole world, which the commonists
fear today. It is that despite that tremendous influence in
our government and over all of our means of mass communication,
American people will wake up too soon. So what has
really been happening and what is now happening right under
their very noses. The only thing which can possibly stop
the Commonists is for the American people to learn the
truth in time.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: That was seventy years ago, sixty eight years ago, to
be exact, and everything you said is pretty much spot
on right. Becoming a socialist country, spending like crazy, unbalanced budgets,
on and on and on. Mister Welch was very much
not He didn't want us to be a part of NATO.
He didn't want anything to do with United Nations. He
didn't want it. He opposed strongly the United States role
in Vietnam. He didn't want us being there, right.
Speaker 4: He was one. I think he was the co.
Speaker 3: Founder of the John Birch Society before it was hijack
many many years ago. But he was you know, you
talk about away. This guy knew that the Rothchilds and
the Rockefellers and organizations, organizations pardon me, such as the Builderbergers,
the Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission had
this unwielding power on our country. And you know, again,
if you speak truth, you're going to get marginalized. You're
going to get called a conspiracy theorist, you're going to
get called a radical. And that's what happened to mister Welsh.
That was just a part of his speech. And you
can just put, you know, Robert Welch nineteen fifty eight
speech into YouTube or rumble and I'm sure you'll be
able to find the full speech. He was very much
ahead of his time. The next clip is about a
minute and a half and it's about Albert Pike and Freemasonry.
I believe this is my tex Mars clip of the week.
Speaker 8: Albert Pike said this about Freemasonry in this very book.
He says that Freemasonry is based almost totally on the
Kabbala Jewish magic. Yes, and many Jewish rabbis have admitted this,
and they say that in all of the rituals of Freemasonry,
and you will find the Kabbala, the system of magic
of the Jews. For example, the thirtieth degree of Freemasonry
is the Knights of Kdosh, and it involves skulls and
black robes and a night laying in a coffin, speaking
from the Danes, and all of this, this turning to
the god of the underworld, the gods of the underworld,
is all related to Jewish Kabbala, because they believe in necromancy,
communication with the dead, and they believe that at the
in the last days, a Kabbalistic master will come upon
the earth and there will be a Jewish utopia, a
new world order of the Jews. But they must go
along with what are called the noah Idlaws and the
good gentiles, and go along with Kabbala. And if they
are and if they.
Speaker 2: Recognize that the Holy Spirit.
Speaker 8: Is the Serpent, and by the way, that's also taught
in the thirty second degree of Freemasonry, that that is
the serpent is the Holy Spirit, and he is going
to encircle the.
Speaker 3: Earth, there you go the great Late text Mars. Now
many months ago I played you a clip from a
professor in China, and it got a lot of attention,
and his viewership on YouTube has gone up.
Speaker 4: And this is a.
Speaker 3: Really brief ninety second clip of this professor calling out
Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Google, Facebook and their origin stories.
And this is something we've been talking about for years,
that these are agents playing roles on the world stage.
Speaker 2: Bill Gates, m M. Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 9: Really strange this ninety year a guy drops out from
Harvard and founds Facebook.
Speaker 2: Okay, and now as a billionaire. How does that happen? Guys?
Speaker 10: Well, I must be an American dream Oh SHATGPT Guys,
really strange. If you don't dream and you just followed,
you can be a billionaire in America.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's all just a scam, right, Google, It's all
just a scam.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 11: What you need to understand about these companies is they
were all founded with US military tkeology that is public okay, Internet,
it's a US military technology. Google, these search engines, it's
all US military technology and give into these guys for free.
Speaker 2: Why do they do that? Okay?
Speaker 9: Again, if you think that we're rule by singer societies
and it's really sic society, is that you control the
world and they want the signology out there and the
better to better shubail people. It makes a lot more sense,
right because of the Pentagon said, Hey, whether it's free
computer that you can use, you'd be like, I'm gonna
use this computer because you'll spire me.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 9: But if Mark Zuckerberg says, hey, free Facebook, guys want
to use it, You're like, yeah, sure Facebook, Yeah he said,
dword from Harvard. Of course he can be trusted, right,
same same strategy.
Speaker 2: Okay, guys.
Speaker 3: All love that is meant to spy on us. Obviously,
Lifelog was created by DARPA and it ended and the
next day Facebook right came to life colleges. Pardon me,
the CIA recruits in the colleges, they find the smartest
of the smart and do they compromise them, right, like
honeypot type of deals. I don't know, or do they
just you know, do you want to come work for
the government, you know, have a crazy expenditure account. You're
you're going to play the role of the founder of Facebook.
But understand that the circumstances in which you agree, you know.
But again, they don't always just go to Joe Schmoe
up the street. All of these people are from families right,
Bezo's father part of the military industrial complex, all of
these people. It's very much a bloodline thing, right Now,
are there certain people who were super smart out of
this world who they deem they want?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: Obviously, yeah, of course right that that's the reason Operation
paper Clip happened. Right one day these people were their
sworn enemies. The next day they were fighting with Russia
to get them and to work with NASA and all
these other people there. They were the smartest of the smart.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 3: A last clip of the day is the darker side
of the Truman Show. And we talked a lot about
the nine to eleven Towers one and two, what they represented.
And this gentleman noticed the same thing in the Truman.
Speaker 12: Show vie about a free Mason's journey to enlightenment. So
what kicks off Truman's journey to enlightenment? The falling canister
from the ceiling, labeled Serious Serious is known as the
Morning Star, the fallen angel Lucifer, the light Bringer who
brings knowledge to humanity represented by the Blazing Star, and
Freemasonry set between the two pillars of yaking and boas.
In this shot, we see the falling Star Serious between
two pillars that grabs Truman's attention, the two pillars being
Yaqing and Boas so Truman is an she receives esoteric
knowledge from Serious and begins to.
Speaker 4: Question his reality.
Speaker 12: We see that every outcome of Truman's life is being
governed by what some might call an overbearing father or
the gnostic demiurge, which in this case is given the
name of christoff or Christ or of Christ. When Truman
finally breaks free of this controlling deity, he ascends up
the Masonic steps towards self governance. Here we can see
sixteen steps as well as the waters below. As above,
so below with what we can assume is the reflection
of the waters below, that would total thirty two steps
or thirty two degrees of Scottish Rite freemasonry, obviously the
thirty third degree being the most notable. However, this is
a more symbolic honorary invite only degree. No initiate can
get there through just Masonic scholarship. It is the gnostic
perspective that the material world is a trap and illusion
of prison of sorts, governed and controlled by a lower creator,
a more malevolent version of the God archetype or Grand architect,
and that to escape this material illusion, one must break
free through enlightenment and self nosis. Some say the masonry
stands for gnosis or gnosticism. However, that's one of many
interpretations that include grand architect, generative principle, Jesu or Jesuit,
general God Goat, geometry, and others. And so Truman undergoes
this journey of gnostic enlightenment and breaks feet of his
controlling father. Also, someone interesting that Richard Rothschild was one
of the producers of this film.
Speaker 3: There You Go, And every time I watched that movie, right,
I say, the trilogy. Everybody should watch The True Man,
show the Matrix, and then they live and again they live.
You know, not necessarily talking about reptilians, but we're talking
about the struggle to get people to see the truth.
One thing I do want to clear up before I
played that clip, I said, Jeff bezos father, Let me
correct myself.
Speaker 4: It was actually.
Speaker 3: Jeff Bezos's grandfather was the one who co founded ARPA, right,
the secret top Agent or I should say the top
secret agency that first connected the world and brought about
the Internet. Right that that's it was his grandfather. And
again they don't they put all these people in place,
bloodlines in place, to reap the benefits and to enrich themselves,
all the while controlling the narrative.
Speaker 4: There you go.
Speaker 3: We're going to jump in today's main topic, which is
how much did the CIA and NSA have to do
with the founding of Google? And this article we came
about was written by Jeff Nesbit about a decade ago,
and it's still to this day very spot on because
again it's an information war and the technocrats at DARPA,
the NSA, and the CIA, they were the early funders
of various social media companies, as you just heard, right,
and this was all on the basis of creating a
total awareness society. So again Google's true origin lies in
CIA and NSA research grants for mass surveillance. And over
two decades ago, almost three decades now, the US intelligence
community worked closely with Silicon Valley in an effort to
trackt citizens in cyberspace. Right, if you think that Bill
Gates isn't an indirect part of this government, why do
you think he has the ability to do everything he does?
He's just like CIA, like this unelected part of the
government that controls so much of what goes on in
the world right. Some of the research that led to
Google's ambitious creation was funded and coordinated by a research
group established by the intelligence community to find ways to
track individuals and groups online. The intelligence community hoped that
the nation's leading computer scientists could take non classified in
from and user data, combine it with what would later
become known as the Internet, and begin to create for
profit commercial enterprises to suit the needs of both the
intelligence community and the public. They hoped to direct the
super computing revolution from the start in order to make
sense of what millions of human beings did inside this
digital information network. And that's what they do. And the
more convenience that we get, the more imprisoned we become.
I don't wear those eye watches, those smart watches, they've
got microphones in them. When we're out for a walk,
I don't take my phone with me. And I've actually
become better and better about keeping my phone on my
nightstand throughout the day we're in a central location and
not keeping it on my person because number one, it
is listening to everything you say, it is tracking everywhere
you go, and also it's it's I think it's disruptive.
I think I think it inhibits sleep, right, I think
it's a problem with sleep. And it's also not not
to go all boomer on you guys, but I think
it's also a tool that can lead to sin.
Speaker 4: Right. I don't need to say more than that. You
know where I'm going.
Speaker 3: So I think it's important that we have we talk
about the double edged sort of technology, and that's the
mother of them all, the cell phone.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: You know, my wife can pick up her cell phone
and talk to her father on the other side of
the world. That's a blessing. But you know, picking up
the phone and going on Amazon and spending money on
things you don't really need, or more insidious things as well, right,
sinful things. Now that collaboration has made a comprehensive public
private mass surveillance state possible today.
Speaker 4: The story of the.
Speaker 3: Deliberate creation of the modern mass surveillance state includes elements
of Google, surprising and un largely pardon me, and largely
unknown origin. It is somewhat difficult creation story, then the
one the public has heard. It explains what Google co
founders Sergey Brinn and Larry Page set out to build
and why you know you heard one of the co
founders of YouTube said, I think it was shortly after COVID,
maybe twenty twenty one. He said, if I knew this
is what YouTube was going to turn into, I wouldn't
have sold it. Now, obviously he's you know, you know,
maybe he does mean that. I shouldn't trivialize what he's saying.
You know, we're like, oh, well he got you know,
hundreds of millions of dollars. But you know, maybe he
is genuinely disappointed that he did do that, right, especially
if he is a good person. I don't know the guy,
but to see what it's become today, I mean, who
wouldn't give anything to have the old YouTube back when
you put something in the search engine and you got
real results, not what it's being fed to you. Right,
But this is the origin story of the mass surveillance state.
But moreover, the government money, aka the taxpayer money the
funded it. So in the mid nineteen nineties is the
Internet's getting ready to take off. The intelligence community in
America began to realize that they had an opportunity. The
supercomputing community was just beginning to migrate from university settings
into the private sector, led by investments from a place
that would become known as Silicon Valley. A digital revolution
was underway, one that would transform the world of data
gathering and how we make sense of massage massive amounts
of information. The intelligence community wanted to shape Silicon Valley's
supercomputing efforts at their inception so they would be useful
for both military and homeland security purposes. Now, could this
supercomputing network, which would become capable of storing terabytes of information,
make intelligent sense of the digital trail that human beings
leave behind?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Answering these questions was of great interest to the intelligence community,
and intelligence gathering may have been their world, but the
CIA and the NSSA had come to realize that their
future was likely to be profoundly shaped outside of the government.
And this was at a time when military and intelligence
budgets within the Clint administration.
Speaker 4: Were in jeopardy.
Speaker 3: I remember in ninety six ninety seven having field exercise
is canceled because we didn't have money. Right, we didn't
have toilet paper for the latrines because we didn't have money, which,
in retrospect, you know, we need to do better in
that sector. But it's just funny thinking back, how just
within you know, ninety six to two thousand and one,
help defense spending had gone through the roof obviously with
nine to eleven, and that opportunity they had there. But
if the if the intelligence community wanted to conduct mass
surveillance for national security purposes, it would require cooperation between
the government and the emerging supercomputer companies. Now to do this,
they began reaching out to the scientists at American universities
who were behind this what they called supercomputing revolution. And
these scientists were developing ways to do what no single
group of human beings sitting at work stations in the
NSSA or the CIA could ever hope to do even
in five years. You think about what they had to
do in the nineteen eighties to gather information and what
they can do in one day just by listening to
people talk and looking at their search engines and what
they're looking into on their phones, right, and that is
to gather huge amounts of data and make intelligent sense
of it, right and listen. There was already a long
history of collaboration between America's best scientists and the intelligence community.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: The fact is, the Internet itself was created because of
an intelligence effort. In the nineteen seventies, the agency responsible
for developing emerging technologies for military intelligence and national security
purposes DARPA, and that's the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
linked for supercomputers to handle massive data transfers.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: It handed the operations off to the National Science Foundation
a decade or so later, which proliferated the network across
thousands of universities and eventually the public, thus creating the
architecture and the scaffolding of the World Wide Web. And
of course we have al Gore to thank for that too.
Silicon Valley was no different. By the nineteen nineties, the
intelligence community was ceding funding to the most promising supercomputing
efforts across academia, guiding the creation of efforts to make
massive amounts of information useful to both the private sector
as well as the intelligence community. They funded these computer
scientists through an unclassified, highly compartmentalized program that was managed
for the SEA and the NSA by large military and
intelligence contractors.
Speaker 4: It was called the.
Speaker 3: MDDS project where the Massive Digital Data Systems Project.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: It was introduced to several dozen leading computer scientists and
it was the you know, end all, be all of schools.
You had Stanford, you had cal Tech, Mit Harvard, and
the people reaching out were from the CIA, the NSA,
and DARPA, and the research would largely be funded and
managed by unclassified science agencies like the NSF, which would
allow the architecture to be scaled up the private sector
if it managed to achieve what the intelligence community hoped for. Right,
nobody's going to buy Internet from the government. Nobody's going
to do their social media from the government. But if
they make it Facebook and Twitter. Obviously Elon Musk when
that gentleman was giving his presentation, Professor Jong, obviously you
were listening to the audio when he was doing his slides,
Elon Musk was one of the slides. Obviously, Elon Musk
is part of the club. He is part of the CIA.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: So again, these grants were directed largely through the NSF
so that most of the promising successful efforts could be
captured as intellectual property. That's where the money is. The
ips and formed the basis of companies attracting investments from
Silicon Valley. Now, this type of public to private innovation
system helped launch powerful science and technology companies like Qualcomm. Right,
they were big in the nineties and early two thousands.
Some man Netscape was a huge Internet provider back in
the day.
Speaker 4: Right. They funded the.
Speaker 3: Pivotal research in areas like Doppler radar and fiber optics,
which are central to companies today like acuweather, which is
obviously the Doppler radar, and then Verizon in AT and T.
By the way, the NFC or the NSF provides nearly
ninety percent of all federal funding for university based computer research.
Speaker 4: So these.
Speaker 3: Colleges aren't going to bite the hand that feeds them, right,
So what was the CIA in the NSA's end goal?
The research arms of the CIA and the NSA hope
that the best computer science minds in academia could identify
what they called birds of a feather. Now what does
that mean? So, just as geese fly together in these
large V shapes where flocks of sparrows make sudden movements
together in harmony, especially lately, do you guys notice when
you're driving down the road and this happens often near
five G towers. My wife and I were going to
Dover Air Force Base to go to the commissary the
other day, and as we're driving down the street. There's
a large five G tower on the left. There must
have been five hundred birds moving in unison back and
forth in these groups across the street. It was very
odd and it's not the first time we've seen that either, right,
but the intelligence community named their first unclassified briefing for
scientists the Birds of a Feather Briefing and the Birds
of a Feather Session on the Intelligence Community Initiative in
the MDDS and that took place at the Fairmont Hotel
and San Jose in the spring of nineteen ninety five,
thirty years ago. Now. Their research aim was to track
digital fingerprints inside the rapidly expanding global information network, which
was known as the World Wide Web, and the questions,
could an entire world of digital information be organized so
that the request humans made inside such a network could
be sorted? Number two, could their queries be linked and
ranked in order of importance? And number three, could birds
of a feather be identified inside the sea of information
so that communities and groups could be tracked in an
organized way and by working with emerging commercial data companies.
Their intent was to track like minded groups of people
across the Internet and identify them from the digital fingerprints
they left behind, very much like forensic scientists use fingerprint
smudges to identify criminals, and just as birds of a
feather flock together, they predicted that potential terrorists or you know,
people who don't go along with the narrative, would communicate
with each other in this new global connected world, and
they could find them by identifying patterns in this massive
amount of new information. Once these groups were identified, they
could then follow their digital trails everywhere. And in nineteen
ninety five, one of the first and most promising grants
went to a computer science research team at Stanford University
Sergey Brinn and Larry Page. The primary objective of this
grant was query optimization of very complex queries that are
described using the flock approach. A second grant from DARPA,
most closely associated with Google's origin, was part of a
coordinated effort to build a massive digital library using the
Internet as its backbone. Both grants funded research by two
graduates who were making rapid advances in web page ranking
as well as tracking and making sense of user queries.
Future Google co founders serge A Brinn and Larry Page,
and the research by Brennan Page under these grants became
the heart of Google, people using research functions to find
precisely what they wanted inside a very large data set.
The intelligence community, however, saw a slightly different benefit to
their research. Could the network be organized so efficiently that
individual users could be uniquely identified and tracked. This process
is perfectly suited for the purpose of counter terrorism and
homeland security efforts amongst dissenting America. Right, human beings and
like minded groups who might pose a threat to national
security can be uniquely identified online before they do harm.
The heart of minority report right, and this explains why
the intelligence community found Brians and page research efforts so appealing,
and that's why they got the money and the title.
Prior to this, the CIA largely used human intelligence or
human efforts in the field to identify people and groups
that might pose threats. The ability to track them virtually
in conjunction with the efforts in the field would change everything.
It was just the beginning of what, in just a
few years time, would become Google. The two Intelligence community
managers charged with leading the program met regularly with Brenn
at his research progress, and he was an author on
several other research papers that resulted from this MDDS grant
before he and Page left to form Google. The grants
allowed Brinn and Page to do their work and contributed
to their breakthroughs in web page ranking and tracking user queries.
Brinn didn't work for the intelligence community or anyone else
because Google had not yet been incorporated. He was just
a Stanford researcher taking advantage of the grant provided by
the NSA and the CIA through the unclassified MDDS program.
But what was left out of Google story. The MDDS
research effort has never been a part of Google's origin story,
even though the principal investigator for the MDDS grant specifically
named Google as directly resulting from their research quote. Its
core technology, which allows to find pages far more accurately
than any other search engine, was supported by this scrant.
In a published research paper that includes some of Brin's
pivotal work, the authors also reference the grants that was
created by the MDDS program. Instead, every Google creation story
only mentions one federal gramp and that was the NSF
Digital Libraries Grant That was one of many, and you
know that designed to allow Stanford researchers to search the
entire world wide Web store on the university servers at
the time, which is mind blowing when you think about it.
The development of the Google algorithms was carried on a
variety of computers mainly provided by DARPA funded Digital Library
project at Stanford, so the NSF likewise only references the
Digital Libraries gram the MDDS grants as well. In the
famous research paper The Anatomy of a Large Scale Hypertextual
Web Search Engine, which describes the creation of Google, Brinn
and Page both thanked the NSF and DARPA for its
Digital Library grant to Stanford, but the grant from the
Intelligence community's MDDS program, specifically designed for the breakthrough that
Google was built on, has faded into obscurity. Google in
the past has said that it was not funded or
created by the CIA. For instance, when stories circulated in
two thousand and six that Google had received funding from
the intelligence community for years to assist encounter terrorism efforts,
the company told Wired magazine founder John Patil, the statements
related to Google are completely untrue. IA directly fund the
work of Brin and Page and therefore create Google. Not
exactly were Brennan Page researching precisely what the NSA The
CIA and the intelligence community itself wanted assisted by their
grants one thousand percent. And to understand this significance, you
have to consider what the intelligence community was trying to
achieve as it continued to seed grants to the best
computer science minds in academia. The CIA and the NSA
funded an unclassified, compartmentalized program designed from its inception to
spur the development of something that looks almost exactly like Google,
BRIT's breakthrough research on page ranking. By tracking user queries
and linking them to the any search is conducted essentially
identify birds of a feather.
Speaker 4: That was largely the.
Speaker 3: Aim of the intelligence communities program, and Google has succeeded
beyond their wildest dreams. And you know, all these digital
privacy concerns have grown in recent years. Right, if we're
paying for service, it should not include being surveilled. I'm
not sure most people understand the degree to which the
intelligence community relies on the world's biggest science and tech
companies for its quote unquote national security work. And many
civil liberty advocacy groups have aired their privacy concerns for years,
especially now that you know with the relation to the
Patriot Act, Right, hastily passed forty five days after nine
to eleven in the name of national security. The Patriot
Act was the first of many changes to surveillance laws
that made it easier for the government to spy on
ordinary Americans by expanding the authority to monitor phone and
email communications, collect bank and credit reporting records, and track
the activity of innocent Americans on the Internet. And everything
has to happen for a reason and in particular order.
Right Zoom had to be perfected before they dropped COVID
on us so they could continue to run things right.
And the World Wide Web and the digital infrastructure had
to be established before nine to eleven so they could
control it. And while most Americans think it was created
to catch terrorists, the Patriot Act actually turns regular civilians
like you or I into suspects. And when asked, the
biggest technology and communitycations companies from a Verizon, AT and
T to Google, Facebook, and Microsoft say that they never
deliberately and proactively offer their vast databases on their own
customers to federal security and law enforcement agencies. Now, what
they say is they only respond to subpoenas or requests
that are filed properly under the terms of the Patriot Act.
But even a cursory glance through recent public records show
that there's a treadmill of constant request that could undermine
the intent behind this PROMISEE privacy promise, I should say,
according to data request records that the companies make available
to the public in the most recent reporting periods between
twenty sixteen and twenty seven twenty seventeen, local state and
federal government authorities seeking information related to national security, count terrorism,
or criminal concerns issued. Now this is ten years ago,
there were more than a quarter of a million subpoenas,
court orders, warrants, and other legal requests just to Verizon,
the same number to AT and T, and the much
less about twenty five thousand to Google.
Speaker 4: That's a lot.
Speaker 3: Direct national security or counter terrorism requests are a small
fraction of this overall group of requests, but the patriotic
legal process has now become so routine that companies each
have a group of employees who simply take care of
the stream of requests. In this way, the collaboration between
the intelligence community and big commercial science and tech companies
has been wildly successful. When national security agencies need to
identify and track people in groups they know where to
turn and do so frequently. That was the goal in
the beginning. It has succeeded, perhaps more than anyone could
have ever imagined at the time, and that's going to
do it.
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