Speaker 1: All right, hold on because we're doing something different today
Speaker 1: and stuff and things. I gotta wait like ten seconds
Speaker 1: before I can press eight button. Hopefully this will not
Speaker 1: refresh on me and it'll just work. It looks like
Speaker 1: it did. Okay, oive they got JFK and news that
Speaker 1: is today's show. But it's so much more, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I hope so I needed this.
Speaker 2: I need.
Speaker 1: Here's what I need. I need people who give a
Speaker 1: crap about the show enough to assist me on the side. Uh,
Speaker 1: not under the table or anything. I mean, that would
Speaker 1: be awesome if it's a female, But but that's not
Speaker 1: what I was referring to. I meant more like, you know,
Speaker 1: helping to get this thing to move more smoothly, and
Speaker 1: assisting with technical stuff too, and also you know, throwing
Speaker 1: some of those timestamps at me so I can more
Speaker 1: easily identify places where I can clip out to make
Speaker 1: the shorts, the short reels with key points highlights. Because
Speaker 1: a lot of people can't or won't even watch a
Speaker 1: thirty minute video, let alone a two, three, four and
Speaker 1: five yesterday. Holy crap. Yeah, unless they run a long, long, long,
Speaker 1: long drive, I don't see them getting that all in
Speaker 1: and one and one sitting. Unless they're like Stone out
Speaker 1: of the Gordon, then they're not going to retain anything anyway, right,
Speaker 1: So we have moved around again. The last two Quarter
Speaker 1: dot TV transfers did not didn't They just didn't work.
Speaker 1: They just they were encoding forever for two days straight
Speaker 1: and then never appeared. So I'm not gonna waste the
Speaker 1: time on there anymore until they get their stuff up
Speaker 1: and running properly. So we went, we walked away from FDJ.
Speaker 1: This is what's happened in the last you know, a
Speaker 1: couple of months here. Walked away from FTJ, not not
Speaker 1: parting on bad terms, but just you know, doing what
Speaker 1: it was right and for me at the time, and
Speaker 1: it was necessary. He then went to Quarter because it's
Speaker 1: like FTJ in the sense that it's still a video
Speaker 1: A the letter A video is the style format whatever
Speaker 1: you want to call it, the software, and Josh had
Speaker 1: helped put that together along with the Josh Your TV
Speaker 1: is what he made first, which is had more bells
Speaker 1: and whistles than Quarter did. But FTJ is the evolution
Speaker 1: of all the technical things being worked out. Unfortunately, that's
Speaker 1: not where Quarter is at. It hasn't had the development
Speaker 1: that FDJ has had, So even though people claim that
Speaker 1: they have these things, it also help helps if they work.
Speaker 1: And that was one of the problems I was having
Speaker 1: with FTJ toward the end of the time that we
Speaker 1: were in existence as well. It's like, yeah, that's all
Speaker 1: fine and great, but if it doesn't play the video
Speaker 1: because the player's got some issue, then the whole site.
Speaker 1: You know, you can only tell people to go someplace
Speaker 1: once or twice and have things not work for them,
Speaker 1: not to ever attempt to do it again. So now
Speaker 1: we're on bretdy On again. We're on bready on again.
Speaker 1: I say it again. We are bretdy on dot com,
Speaker 1: b R I G H T e O N dot com.
Speaker 1: I even changed the link in the description to reflect
Speaker 1: that until quarter gets their their big boy pants on.
Speaker 1: All right, okay, so we're on Rumble YouTube and Brady
Speaker 1: on and I like Mike anyway, so it's all good.
Speaker 1: I talked to them this week, you believe it or not.
Speaker 1: I just got done. I initiated discussion with Niche again
Speaker 1: and we gotta work a couple things out, but there's
Speaker 1: probably gonna be we dot It's again I'm sure that'll
Speaker 1: make certain people out there happy, especially people on the
Speaker 1: second tier of the Patreon. Yeah, there'll be new stuff
Speaker 1: going up on there, so that's good for everybody, I
Speaker 1: guess except for the person that uh sits in this chair,
Speaker 1: because it's usually like three or four hours of my
Speaker 1: life and there's not enough people on Patreon for to
Speaker 1: make a difference for me. But that's whatever. It never
Speaker 1: worked right and always skipped which one did? Are you
Speaker 1: talking about a quarter was that you're referring to or
Speaker 1: are you talking about like an old walkman? That's why
Speaker 1: you had to get the Panasonic Shockwave bro. Remember when
Speaker 1: that was a cool thing I got. I had a
Speaker 1: great a yellow one because I was like the standard cover,
Speaker 1: but I thought a blue one later on? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: the one that have the little clips on the side
Speaker 1: in a slide shockwave CD player? Wyck?
Speaker 3: Is it.
Speaker 1: No space age man? For my high school days? Not
Speaker 1: even like well yeah, like middle school slash high school.
Speaker 1: I remember taking that to Florida on their time share
Speaker 1: vacations FTJ. Did that really? Huh ah? Well they should
Speaker 1: know that, because I mean they should be aware of
Speaker 1: that so that they can yell at Josh to fix it,
Speaker 1: or yell at Daniel over there and in Brazil to
Speaker 1: fix it, because that's that's a main component of functionality.
Speaker 1: The only reason why I miss it is that people
Speaker 1: were clicking that wallet button an awful lot and making
Speaker 1: my time in the chair make sense to me. And
Speaker 1: they were they were donating, but like you know, we
Speaker 1: did actually and I don't even know who it was,
Speaker 1: so I'll say it later when I figured out, but
Speaker 1: somebody did contribute to the gifts and Go since yesterday
Speaker 1: or whatever it was. It was it yesterdayday before, pretty
Speaker 1: sure was yesterday. So thank you. And it is always available.
Speaker 1: That's what it's there for. It what up, Mike Raymond,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I had a hard time over at FTJ.
Speaker 1: That sucks, man. They should know that, hopefully. And here's
Speaker 1: the thing. If if we ever get the Patreon upon
Speaker 1: and I've been saying this and I mean this, this
Speaker 1: is what I will do it and rather than it
Speaker 1: all right, So GIFs and Go is like my daughter's
Speaker 1: piggy bank. A majority of everything that's gonna go there
Speaker 1: is gonna go to her. I'm going to get the
Speaker 1: software hopefully that goes to you know, making da Vinci
Speaker 1: resolve better for me to use to you know, do
Speaker 1: editing and documentary type stuff and stuff like that. But
Speaker 1: the majority of it is like my daughter's piggy bank,
Speaker 1: not just for savings, but like to help pay for
Speaker 1: all her activities that to give send go side apart
Speaker 1: from you know, everyone's while getting something for the show.
Speaker 1: The Patreon is gonna be dumped right back into the
Speaker 1: show directly. But we have to get up to six
Speaker 1: hundred dollars a month, and then that doesn't give me
Speaker 1: anything because if I have six hundred dollars a month,
Speaker 1: that's steady, it's gonna go to Josh and we're gonna
Speaker 1: create our own platform, ball Buster Studios, Bullbusters Network something.
Speaker 1: Maybe we're gonna use the word ballbusters and I don't know,
Speaker 1: but it'll be primarily he. Well, he's gonna be the guy.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be. They all this stuff that FDJ has,
Speaker 1: but a better fucking work and better not skip. Like
Speaker 1: you said, I never had that problem and I played
Speaker 1: I use it a lot. I mean, sometimes there was
Speaker 1: issues of it not accepting your video after you finished
Speaker 1: it and you'd have to reimport it and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: That was a pain because people don't watch replays as
Speaker 1: much as they watch lives on that particular platform. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about this too much longer, right, but yeah, that
Speaker 1: would be where it would go. Would go to me
Speaker 1: having like the most developed top of the line type
Speaker 1: of thing, and it would be Josh developing it and
Speaker 1: actively developing it. If we get up to six hundred
Speaker 1: a month on the Patreon, we now we're losing on it.
Speaker 1: So that's we got a lot ways to go. Went
Speaker 1: from like one thirty eight to one ten in the
Speaker 1: last month, all right, But yeah, if it ever gets there,
Speaker 1: that's what we're gonna invest it in. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: our own place and we'll through invite only bringing on,
Speaker 1: like I don't know, fifteen to twenty different content creators
Speaker 1: that we know, aren't shills that we know, aren't you know,
Speaker 1: wolves and cheaps clothing And has there anybody seen what
Speaker 1: freaking Ritchie from Boston has been up too lately? It's
Speaker 1: not the moment wise, this up. It's not the best
Speaker 1: thing in the world. I'm not gonna lie to have
Speaker 1: a look at that while I pull up a Ritchie
Speaker 1: from Boston. I just want to show you what's going
Speaker 1: on here because it's it's pretty pathetic and sad. Actually.
Speaker 1: Ooh for his helmet. Yeah, casual Friday on the Dusk Star.
Speaker 1: That sounds funny. Okay, let's see Ritchie from Boston too,
Speaker 1: And this isn't really too. I mean, it's kind of
Speaker 1: to pick on him because he kind of deserves it,
Speaker 1: he kind of needs it. But this fucking video he did,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna show you right now, I'm a little disappointed.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she figured that if we figured that, if.
Speaker 1: Chill it's up barking, can you guys hear it? You
Speaker 1: know I probably can't, so let me go ahead and
Speaker 1: that maybe Ken, I don't know, can you tell me
Speaker 1: if you could hear that? He doesn't represent us here?
Speaker 1: Who's that? Oh you're talking? I don't know. It's sound
Speaker 1: is on? Okay, cool, thank you? And I know there's
Speaker 1: a late there's like a delay there. Plus there's latency
Speaker 1: hopefully guys. I just I gotta get away from Spectrum
Speaker 1: and I got that was that was holding us up today.
Speaker 1: I was actually in the chair at five o'clock and
Speaker 1: I had every thing all set up for like hours
Speaker 1: ahead of time I was doing. Yeah, Richie does not
Speaker 1: represent us here. You're right, and I just want to
Speaker 1: kind of bring out something that is important to discuss.
Speaker 1: Like there's friends of mine that really like Richie. I'm
Speaker 1: not into that overly. Hey, let's save everything you know
Speaker 1: and shield us from scrutiny type of thing by constantly
Speaker 1: bringing up Christianity and stuff like that. To me, that's
Speaker 1: like a cop out. It's like saying, you know, you're
Speaker 1: gonna be picking on me if you if you disagree,
Speaker 1: because you know, blah blah, I use the word christian
Speaker 1: a lot. To me, that's like it's like a cheap
Speaker 1: way of like insulating yourself. And I don't I don't
Speaker 1: like that. And also I don't know one hundred percent. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't agree with it very much at all. But
Speaker 1: this guy, John ponders, why don't take a look at
Speaker 1: what this guy is up to? What about Dan Bedondie?
Speaker 1: Do you know who that guy is? So they're coming
Speaker 1: out here, I'll show you this spirit. It's called spiracy Khan. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the con part is the one that you want to
Speaker 1: emphasize because it's a con And I showed this to
Speaker 1: a friend of mine, Nicodemus, because this is taking place
Speaker 1: in Kentucky in like Cave City, Kentucky. I'm not promoting this,
Speaker 1: I'm doing the opposite. This is a failed wrestler here
Speaker 1: with the he looks like a discount King Kong Bundy,
Speaker 1: all right when you can't afford it, like like Elias
Speaker 1: Kotius is a discount. Well, when he was younger, they
Speaker 1: both kind of looked very similar a discount. Robert de Niro,
Speaker 1: you know, the guy who played Casey Jones and uh,
Speaker 1: he was in the movie Prophecy with with what do
Speaker 1: you call it? Christopher Walking? That guy all right, so
Speaker 1: bidandi here he I don't understand how he's even showing
Speaker 1: his face in public, let alone acting like an expert
Speaker 1: and fucking anything. And why is Richie associating with these
Speaker 1: fucking clowents. This guy here, if I if I remember correctly,
Speaker 1: he's like a black magic cabalist freaking quote unquote reformed.
Speaker 1: And this guy here, he's the one that was actually
Speaker 1: staying on him for Wars. He's the thing that set
Speaker 1: the wheel in motion to have Info Wars and Alex Jones.
Speaker 1: And then I think all that was was all an
Speaker 1: act as well. I don't think that was a real
Speaker 1: court case I don't think he really owns them a
Speaker 1: billion dollars in the whole thing. There's there are elements
Speaker 1: of that that are probably true, but there's a lot
Speaker 1: of death and resurrection ceremonies that Alex Jones goes through
Speaker 1: when his popularity starts to wane. Like, you know, they
Speaker 1: had this happen in like twenty sixteen, seventeen too or
Speaker 1: whatever it was. I remember being on the when I
Speaker 1: had my elliptical in the other room and finding out
Speaker 1: that you know, he got you know, all the payment
Speaker 1: processors dumped them and all kinds of things happened with
Speaker 1: info wars, and he was doing stuff from his house
Speaker 1: for a while. You remember that time, right, that era.
Speaker 1: Well then he came back, oh right, Because then once
Speaker 1: once somebody gets taken down by the man, by the system,
Speaker 1: all the people who are pretended truthers out there, even
Speaker 1: though that's a pretend word itself, think that they've been cleansed,
Speaker 1: like obviously this guy's telling the truth because they want
Speaker 1: him gone, and then they come rallying back like that's
Speaker 1: the easiest way to like trap people so that they
Speaker 1: stop they stop scrutinizing or analyzing what the hell you're saying,
Speaker 1: and they just assume that you've got it all figured out,
Speaker 1: or they don't. They don't, they don't twit turn on
Speaker 1: their discernment around you as much. It's like it's like
Speaker 1: a cleansing, like through the church. By calling yourself, ah,
Speaker 1: I'm a Christian. Oh my, this so everybody must agree
Speaker 1: with me? Who is one of those people who believe
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? It's like the same kind
Speaker 1: of thing. But Alex Jones has done this before, and
Speaker 1: then he came back and he's even more popular and yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, yeah, see I can see why they did that.
Speaker 1: And then he does this whole thing again and now
Speaker 1: he's like on Twitter RECs and who knows what the
Speaker 1: hell weally happened with quote unquote info Wars and all
Speaker 1: that crap. But he still calls the same thing, doesn't
Speaker 1: he And it's whatever whatever. But the Bedandhie is one
Speaker 1: of that got that started in motion by saying that
Speaker 1: Sandy Hook itself was completely fake, not that there's actors
Speaker 1: in there, that some of the some of the the
Speaker 1: parents and the stories might be fake around it, you know,
Speaker 1: And then you're right there, there's there's definitely some evidence
Speaker 1: to the fact that that wasn't even an open school
Speaker 1: and that you know was it was a fed town
Speaker 1: that was like propped up, and all kinds of weird
Speaker 1: stuff about it. But to say that there was nobody killed,
Speaker 1: when in most cases, in every other shooting, it's not
Speaker 1: that the shooting is fake. It's not like people don't
Speaker 1: really die. It's what they mold the story into and
Speaker 1: who they put in front of the camera that's fucking fraudulent.
Speaker 1: So to just say it's all fake, like this guy
Speaker 1: treaded on stupid waters Dan Bedondi and it seems like
Speaker 1: it blew up in Alex Jones's face, but even scrolled
Speaker 1: away the fuck back in history now and our friend
Speaker 1: Jack Anthony had a conversation with this guy and he
Speaker 1: exposed him way back when this guy was still on
Speaker 1: info Wars. But the fact that this guy was on
Speaker 1: info Wars and he represented info Wars is the reason
Speaker 1: why they went after him with God only knows if
Speaker 1: that was real A gazillion dollars mister Jones, Right, okay,
Speaker 1: with two fake people that we know are probably props
Speaker 1: and aren't real parents and whatever else like that whole
Speaker 1: thing's in the whole courtroom thing and him talking about
Speaker 1: Clinton and all this other stuff, and there's still the
Speaker 1: super little things that came about. It all seems fake
Speaker 1: and everything about Alex Jones is a freaking sham. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying I feel bad for him, but all I'm
Speaker 1: saying is this fucking guy right here is the one
Speaker 1: that kicked it all off. So why is he even
Speaker 1: showing his face in public in the same circles again?
Speaker 1: And why is Richie from Boston lending his reputation to
Speaker 1: these people? What the heck?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: You know, Jailbreak Overlander is interesting to watch the Times,
Speaker 1: but him's constantly saying, you know how he he's the
Speaker 1: first of everything. You know that I doesn't ever since
Speaker 1: It's like everybody has this thing where they think that
Speaker 1: they're special and they're not. They don't know everybody and
Speaker 1: everybody else and who's done things, if there are anything
Speaker 1: like them, they definitely didn't get to five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: subscribers or one hundred and twenty six thousand on his
Speaker 1: part two channel. It seems a little seems a little uh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, promoted if he will that he I mean,
Speaker 1: there were different eras in YouTube before you know it
Speaker 1: was sold to the Googlement, and before they started putting
Speaker 1: all these different barriers in between you and the audience
Speaker 1: to where they can't find you. It used to be
Speaker 1: like I used to do slide shows on whatever the
Speaker 1: hell they call that movie editor, whatever that thing is
Speaker 1: on that that comes with a with windows, and I
Speaker 1: was doing just back before they were copywriting every goddamn
Speaker 1: piece of music too. I would play something and just
Speaker 1: show slide shows of my rock climbing. And when I
Speaker 1: came out with my first book called Divided Highway, I
Speaker 1: had like a little one set up for that, and
Speaker 1: that stupid crap video got twelve hundred views, you know,
Speaker 1: So it was you had more readily. You were readily available,
Speaker 1: like your stuff was readily available to people a whole
Speaker 1: lot easier, so it's easier to get a bigger subscriber account. Plus,
Speaker 1: Richie used to be in one of these networks, like
Speaker 1: a YouTube TV type thing, like they still do this
Speaker 1: with the family channels and stuff like that. But these
Speaker 1: guys would come up with like I think what's his
Speaker 1: name was in there too, what's that guy's name? High
Speaker 1: impact Flicks, high Implak vlogs. That guy was in one
Speaker 1: of those networks, and that's why they got like blown
Speaker 1: up in a subscriber accounts and then you know, then
Speaker 1: then they get broken down and stanned. Who knows, maybe
Speaker 1: that's all. That's probably all real that, But as far
Speaker 1: as getting that big, it's really hard unless somebody wants
Speaker 1: you to be that big because they control whoever gets
Speaker 1: to be seen now a whole lot more because there's
Speaker 1: big things in the works in society, and they manipulate
Speaker 1: us through popular cultures, so they're being very very strict
Speaker 1: as to who gets to say what and to how
Speaker 1: many people get to hear it. So it's not the
Speaker 1: same anymore. A lot of these people, if you look
Speaker 1: at their subscriber account, these guys who have been like
Speaker 1: what they call legacy accounts, their subscriber account hasn't moved
Speaker 1: in years, up and down maybe a little tiny bit
Speaker 1: but not discernible. But back in the day like they would,
Speaker 1: you know. So anyway, Richie is letting his reputation, he's
Speaker 1: kind of like vouching for these people, and they're a
Speaker 1: bunch of scumbags. So let me scroll down through my comment,
Speaker 1: I said Richie Dan Bidandie is why Alex Jones and
Speaker 1: info Wars was taken down in either real or fake court.
Speaker 1: So Dandie is the one who claimed the whole thing
Speaker 1: with Sandy Hook was fake, rather than that there were
Speaker 1: actors used to steer the public perception and gun law sentiment.
Speaker 1: The difference of course, being real. People can still have
Speaker 1: died even if the narrative around it was fabricated, right
Speaker 1: down to the parents who got the most media coverage.
Speaker 1: That's what's weird is but Dandie simply had to apologize
Speaker 1: and this is what they literally said for stalking the families.
Speaker 1: Stalking the families. That big facts dude who looks like
Speaker 1: King Kong Bundy right here stalking people. That would be
Speaker 1: a little concerning. You'd think there'd be more of a
Speaker 1: I don't know, a civil civil suit, if not criminal charges.
Speaker 1: But yet they take out on Jones as severely as
Speaker 1: they did, whereas Jones didn't even directly say the whole
Speaker 1: thing even though he kind of like lent credence to
Speaker 1: it and has sense as to that, Oh yeah, it's
Speaker 1: all you know, the whole thing was a fraud, got
Speaker 1: sued into oblivion. However, I happen to think that part
Speaker 1: was bs as well. But Richie, you're not doing well
Speaker 1: for your credibility lending your reputation to these douchebags. You
Speaker 1: should distance yourself as far away as possible. This is
Speaker 1: a money grab, guys, This this us, as Nick said it,
Speaker 1: it's it's a money grab, and it's taking advantage of
Speaker 1: old people who are into you know, think that they're
Speaker 1: truthers and just conspiracy theories and you know all that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. So anyway, Pounders is another carnival act.
Speaker 1: You have failled wrestler Bedandhi and this clown who used
Speaker 1: to be a cabalyst. Buddy, where's your head at? This event?
Speaker 1: Is a cash grab. There's nothing wrong with that, but
Speaker 1: you could have picked better company. You will be burning
Speaker 1: bridges in whatever town this circus goes to. And then
Speaker 1: a bunch and then a bunch of well, I haven't
Speaker 1: body people you know batsy as in abbot and you know,
Speaker 1: love wonderful, great, awesome, terrific, blowing smoke up but great stuff. Like,
Speaker 1: do you guys know who any of these people are?
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea who these people are and
Speaker 1: what they've done in the past, it's like you really
Speaker 1: want to just, you know, without any scrutiny, just oh yeah,
Speaker 1: everything's wonderful. Good job, good job everybody. So I will
Speaker 1: show you. But then we got to get back to
Speaker 1: the scene. Let me just open up another job. Then
Speaker 1: where's that One's that one? Let's see, hopefully doesn't screw
Speaker 1: up that one. I've got a couple of extra tabs
Speaker 1: up tonight because I'm looking to book my flight for
Speaker 1: our New York vacation, our New York visits o the
Speaker 1: grandparents from my daughter. What was I doing? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I gotta get for this before you guys think you
Speaker 1: see what I'm doing. So I'll come. I'll come back
Speaker 1: to that in a second. Wait to look at this first.
Speaker 1: I know you're not there yet. I just I'm trying
Speaker 1: to find the spot. So don't you know it's it's
Speaker 1: it's a a convo between myself and another person. So
Speaker 1: the stuff that's not really necessary for the people to see,
Speaker 1: so I'm not gonna try to show it to But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I showed him this stuff and he's like, whoa. And
Speaker 1: these guys look like a bunch of ass bags. We've
Speaker 1: talked about David Wilcock and how do we can know
Speaker 1: we can stand him? And how he's all, you know,
Speaker 1: covered covered up by a bunch of Okay, so here,
Speaker 1: here's this one. Let me see I can find it's it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here we go. Let me read this one to you.
Speaker 1: This will be fun. Huh, good times. I'll do that
Speaker 1: this way though, I like this, they'll be better. Hey,
Speaker 1: why there it is? So this says a research journal
Speaker 1: in the Facts of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting
Speaker 1: tragedy and the subsequent hoax by the alternative media Sandy
Speaker 1: Hook hoox Sandy Hook facts dot Com Facts and Analysis,
Speaker 1: it says, one day, September nineteenth, twenty sixteen, Dan Bidandie
Speaker 1: which is that fat monster that looks like King Kong
Speaker 1: Bundy apologizes for the stalking of Sandy Hook families. Dan
Speaker 1: Bidandi is not even somebody you'd want to see him
Speaker 1: near a playground. Has apologized for the stalking of the
Speaker 1: families by Sandy Hook hoaxers, by the Sandy Hook coaxers.
Speaker 1: He wants to make it clear he's not associated with that.
Speaker 1: As is known, a Newton family and their little girl
Speaker 1: is being stalked by hoaxers relentsley, relentlessly sending the stage
Speaker 1: Sandy Hook Justice operatives and employees, Sandy Hook Hox Group
Speaker 1: and zero three, via their social media feeds and their websites,
Speaker 1: have published articles, videos and photos attacking the family. Well,
Speaker 1: so this is the counter, all right, This is what
Speaker 1: you call the the idiots like they when they would
Speaker 1: send like new Nazis or a bunch of u. Basically,
Speaker 1: there are a bunch of Feds to make something look
Speaker 1: like a bunch of maniacs are the only type of
Speaker 1: people who would question something. So they have a fake
Speaker 1: people attack. Probably another fake element of the story, because
Speaker 1: I don't think they would do that to people who
Speaker 1: really were grieving. Probably another fake family or element of
Speaker 1: the story. But at least in the public perception, it
Speaker 1: looks like someone's being picked on because of you know,
Speaker 1: wild crazy, mentally ill conspiracy theorists who just can't let
Speaker 1: up right. They have to be right, so they'll ruin
Speaker 1: a family after a tragedy. So this is what I
Speaker 1: see this, Sandy Hook Hope I mean, just calling it
Speaker 1: Sandy Hook Hopes group is kind of ridiculous in itself.
Speaker 1: It says the hoaxers have chosen to stalk this girl
Speaker 1: because of slight resemblance. So apparently she looks like somebody
Speaker 1: who was suppose have died in the thing other new
Speaker 1: in a New new Town associated film. Maybe it's right,
Speaker 1: Maybe it's actor, Maybe they are actors. I don't know.
Speaker 1: All I'm saying is this seems like this would be
Speaker 1: something that you would see agents do just to discredit
Speaker 1: any real criticism of a fake event if they, you know,
Speaker 1: think that someone's going to continue to pressure this until
Speaker 1: they find out the real truth. Associated families have experienced
Speaker 1: this internet gang stocking as well. Sandy hook Facts covered
Speaker 1: it and sucking tanctually thanks Dan for stepping up, for
Speaker 1: steping up. Hold then is he gonna say anything? You
Speaker 1: can't hear this, But that's that's that's your that's a
Speaker 1: What a handsome man, that guy, And he's a he's
Speaker 1: a hero for standing up. Come on, man, come on.
Speaker 1: After Jacobson's deposition, jurors watched, can you guys see this?
Speaker 1: Yeah again? A second video deposition featuring Dan Bidandi, a
Speaker 1: former Info Wars correspondent who went to Newton Newtown in
Speaker 1: twenty fourteen too harass officials at a routine Board of
Speaker 1: Education meeting in the video, Butdandi says he was inspired
Speaker 1: to work for Alex Jones and Info Wars because of
Speaker 1: the nine to eleven coverage, specifically the outlet's claim claims
Speaker 1: that the US government perpetrated the terror attacks. Bedandee expanded
Speaker 1: on the comment by using a racial slur for Muslims
Speaker 1: and adding that he doesn't believe Jeffield could melt steel beams. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's I mean, okay, but what does it have to
Speaker 1: do with is apologized for stalking He had the same
Speaker 1: thing I just saw. And then there's Info Wars visits
Speaker 1: and sales soared due to false Sandy hook claims News Times.
Speaker 1: That's what they're saying. That's why they can go after him.
Speaker 1: So here's this guy, though, why I this is the
Speaker 1: other guy. This is John Pounders. This is the other
Speaker 1: guy that's in this little, you know, a little concoction here.
Speaker 1: This guy is the David Wilcock look alike. It's not him.
Speaker 1: Why I left the Hebrew Roots Movement, which is like
Speaker 1: a little freaking terrorist group. Honestly, hey, so if he's
Speaker 1: in the Hebrew Roots Movement, does that not make him
Speaker 1: annoy right? The Hebrew Roots movements anti Christ arithmetic, add
Speaker 1: to God's word, add Talmud, Mishnah, Midrash and other Hebrew
Speaker 1: extra biblical writings which contradict and blasphem Jesus. Well, doesn't
Speaker 1: make a difference to me. There was no original Sin.
Speaker 1: Could have been a great guy, though it's not cool
Speaker 1: to make fun of people who are awesome, So track
Speaker 1: from the Godhead. Many in the HRM, which is the
Speaker 1: Hebrew roots movement, deny the Trinity and the deity of Christ.
Speaker 1: This is the hidden goal of HRM. Well, if many
Speaker 1: even do that, it's not really hidden, especially if you're
Speaker 1: telling us multiply works for salvation. Eat this, don't eat that.
Speaker 1: So more tum with a lost shit right, observe days,
Speaker 1: et cetera. So rabbinical crap to say to stay in
Speaker 1: God's good graces or you're not saved. Divide your devotion
Speaker 1: to Jesus. And this seems like something that just was
Speaker 1: a road Christianity and bring you back into bring you
Speaker 1: into a more purified Christianity, which is called Judaism. Divide
Speaker 1: your trust and all of it is called atter and
Speaker 1: cult and yahweh and you know that, Yeah, Oh sabaoth dude, Yahoo,
Speaker 1: divide your trust in and devotion to Jesus and his
Speaker 1: finished work to trust and see how this is put
Speaker 1: in the frame of like a Christian mind. Like the
Speaker 1: most horrible thing you could possibly ever do is the
Speaker 1: question and discount the guy who we made up at
Speaker 1: least all those attributes, that we henceforth be no more
Speaker 1: children tossed into and to and fro and carried about
Speaker 1: with every wind of doctrine by the slight of men
Speaker 1: and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive. Well,
Speaker 1: that's like every book. Then you would have to get
Speaker 1: rid of all of them and just do what Jesus
Speaker 1: told you and understand the kingdom of heavens within, and
Speaker 1: that it's a personal journey, just like the gnostics, who
Speaker 1: are never called gnostics by Gnostics said to do the
Speaker 1: personal journey of experience in life. Finding nosis is like
Speaker 1: saying finding wisdom. Ancient origins of the Hebrew Roots movement
Speaker 1: the Noah hide, and so this is what they promote,
Speaker 1: the Noah Hide and mosaic laws as seen in the
Speaker 1: Dead Sea scrolls. Gee, why would this be popping up
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, since that's what the main goal
Speaker 1: of this uh post puran America is supposed to be
Speaker 1: after they've murdered a bunch of us, maybe another wave
Speaker 1: of pandemic first, so that and then and then then
Speaker 1: murdering people and jilling them for anti Semitism or semi
Speaker 1: colon and then Noah Hydeen film enforcement slowly and steady,
Speaker 1: so that it creeps up on you and you don't
Speaker 1: even recognize that happening. Mm hmm. So why is this
Speaker 1: guy popping up? And why is Richie part of it?
Speaker 1: Hebrew Roots, Jewish fables. Can you guys see this? I
Speaker 1: hope you you do, okay? Hebrew Roots and seeing what
Speaker 1: they got to overhear the guy with the tifflin uh,
Speaker 1: the tiffle undone, as I said, with the Lanski, there's
Speaker 1: one final horn like that just walking through the woods
Speaker 1: one day. Hey look twisty horned animal. Anyway, so he's
Speaker 1: he's all tiffling duff. He got one on his on
Speaker 1: his little puny bicap's going on his forehead. You can
Speaker 1: only keep so much buff spare in there, though it's
Speaker 1: it's not really worth it. Hebrew Roots is a heretical
Speaker 1: cult that takes believers away from Christ, which is like,
Speaker 1: that's the stupidest way of the frame it like, are they
Speaker 1: doing something bad or is it just because they don't
Speaker 1: they don't agree with your other fucking bag of nonsense. Oh,
Speaker 1: they don't like the art bag of nonsense. They have
Speaker 1: their own bag of nonsense. They're evil heretics the less
Speaker 1: ridiculous empty word ever. Heretic followers are taught to keep
Speaker 1: the Torah, which brings them under the curse of the law,
Speaker 1: for nobody was ever saved by the law requires perfect obedience.
Speaker 1: Much like the Pharisees, these modern Judea Isers will be
Speaker 1: judged for their hypocrisy. Do not give heed two Jewish fables?
Speaker 1: Yeah then okay, Then that means they can't like really
Speaker 1: follow too much of the Catholic Church then either pal
Speaker 1: here we go. Pounders is a visionary founder of Now
Speaker 1: You See TV, which is something I've never freaking heard of.
Speaker 1: A dynamic independent media ministry. Oh God, that's why established
Speaker 1: in twenty ten to share biblical bullshit. This is the
Speaker 1: same guy who was in the other movement. Right, he's
Speaker 1: gonna preach at you about Christianity. He's gonna preach at you.
Speaker 1: He went a completely opposite direction isn't it wonderful when,
Speaker 1: like I don't know, a goddamn Satanist starts telling you
Speaker 1: how to follow your religion because they were doing so
Speaker 1: well themselves. Come on, this guy's a joke. Kentucky big
Speaker 1: there's one of the other guys that's in this thing
Speaker 1: is a Kentucky Bigfoot Research Organization k bro.
Speaker 3: A.
Speaker 1: He says, I don't think their promo page looks like
Speaker 1: I do think their promo page looks like a poorly
Speaker 1: produced mid nineties fuck flick cover? Do ay?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Here he is?
Speaker 1: Here's here's here's a big man right there, United States
Speaker 1: champion of what? Yeah? H isn't it great when you're
Speaker 1: that heavy and you still have like your thin num
Speaker 1: not some muscular arms because you just never did ship
Speaker 1: with yourself tho exercise? All right, Well there's that. You
Speaker 1: saw it, So I decided to bring that up. Don't
Speaker 1: go to Spiracy con unless you do. And if you do,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, have fun whatever, do what you want.
Speaker 1: I don't give shit we do. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: do what to do. I just think it's ridiculous. If
Speaker 1: you do, I might laugh at you, that might make
Speaker 1: fun of you. John Ponders, Dan Bedandi and now for
Speaker 1: some reason, Gritty from Boston. There's more people in this
Speaker 1: speakers thing. Do you want me to bring it up?
Speaker 1: Don't really have to do that. Here's the RF feeling
Speaker 1: so that he gets money from it, uh speakers? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean this looks legit already, doesn't it. You know,
Speaker 1: I got aliens and bigfoot and spiracy. Con truth is yere.
Speaker 1: You know, with all the stuff that Richie has driven
Speaker 1: through and driven you know, all those woods and you know,
Speaker 1: off roading and stuff like that, you think he'd be
Speaker 1: able to say if he bought into this thing, right,
Speaker 1: all right, So you got Richie headlining, of course, because
Speaker 1: I mean he's the only name that actually makes the
Speaker 1: rest of this stuff. They made Dan look like he
Speaker 1: actually isn't dying. That's cool. He looks more like Kingpin
Speaker 1: there just jerk off because they're they're face. If my
Speaker 1: friend said, you know, the reason why they went with
Speaker 1: these pictures is because they can make them look less
Speaker 1: creepy and less like, you know, like carnies. He didn't
Speaker 1: say it like that, but that's basically the same thing.
Speaker 1: Some people didn't really work out too well, like this
Speaker 1: guy still looks like he is a reserd sex offender,
Speaker 1: and he might not be the only person on the list.
Speaker 1: But Doddie Rso con come to rso con alright, we
Speaker 1: done with that. That's me, that's what that part. Well,
Speaker 1: I think we're good, all right? Will will you guys
Speaker 1: hume me for like three minutes. I've got something that's
Speaker 1: kind of cute. Like I said, I I had the
Speaker 1: resolution that it it renders that right now because I
Speaker 1: don't have the I don't have the paid uh, I
Speaker 1: don't have the paid da Vinci Resolve isn't as good
Speaker 1: as the five point three K that I filmed it
Speaker 1: in and I had a I had a zoom in
Speaker 1: a little bit that does take away summit, but it's
Speaker 1: not not as nearly as bad as what came out
Speaker 1: in the render. But at least just.
Speaker 7: Watch this please, I don't it's short, so it's short.
Speaker 8: Of the fact of a thinking thinking, and.
Speaker 9: I think it's.
Speaker 8: Consistem at.
Speaker 9: A single.
Speaker 10: So what.
Speaker 3: Lets oh?
Speaker 1: Now they surprised her with the solo. She wasn't expecting this,
Speaker 1: so it wasn't like it was rehearsed.
Speaker 11: This land is your land, this land is myland. Calloon,
Speaker 11: New York, lest.
Speaker 9: Wors Red NEUSA listening you lend me?
Speaker 1: Thanks? All right? Why is it doing that?
Speaker 10: Weird?
Speaker 1: Thinking again? You know, I think my computer is a
Speaker 1: little bit on oh so yeah. A lot of my
Speaker 1: videos also and just on my computer don't play with
Speaker 1: the regular movies Dot or Slash TV like stuff that
Speaker 1: comes with Windows somethings. I think they're starting to break apart.
Speaker 1: I think they're starting to fail miserably because I had
Speaker 1: said no so far to the Windows eleven upgrade or update.
Speaker 1: It's not really an upgrade, it's a downgrade to update.
Speaker 1: But in October there's no more. They're not doing anymore.
Speaker 1: They're not servicing it anymore. Windows ten. They're sort of
Speaker 1: forcing people into an upgrade update, which also means a
Speaker 1: lot of the certificates, like you won't be able to
Speaker 1: go online or because everything will say that certificate is
Speaker 1: not matching or update or up to date or whatever.
Speaker 1: So it's gonna screw everything up. You're gonna be forced
Speaker 1: into doing it if you have a Windows computer, Windows eleven,
Speaker 1: and of course it's gonna come with its own you know,
Speaker 1: surveillance of you. Let's if it says over here, oh,
Speaker 1: I'll start with the top here you see, says is
Speaker 1: that fair? She's doing great. I could never play in
Speaker 1: front of the crowds. My piano recitals never turned out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: she's been doing the gymnastics thing for a long time too,
Speaker 1: so it's a and plus she doesn't she doesn't have
Speaker 1: that She doesn't have that issue like some people do.
Speaker 1: Some people don't have that issue like she's uh, she's like,
Speaker 1: I mean, she gets a little E could tell she's
Speaker 1: a little, you know, nervous sometimes, but it's not like
Speaker 1: a debili hitting and you know, performance anxiety or anything
Speaker 1: like that. So it's nice. Great to see our children
Speaker 1: working on culture, skills and arts. It's right, Saxon, how
Speaker 1: you doing, buddy? And I said, oh my god, how adorable.
Speaker 1: Thank you, amazing job. Thank you.
Speaker 3: To her.
Speaker 1: I'll tell her she did phenomenal. Thank you. And tinfoil
Speaker 1: is here too. How are you to tinfoil? Yeah? In
Speaker 1: foil Tiara like that? All right, So here we are,
Speaker 1: and we have a bunch of stuff up here. I
Speaker 1: have if I can get a thing there, we have.
Speaker 1: We have a couple of things. We'll go quicker today
Speaker 1: on this day in history stuff. But I think people
Speaker 1: are really There was a lot of like, oh that
Speaker 1: was awesome. Yeah, I'm all right, I will. In fact,
Speaker 1: so remember yesterday, we told you that the only spoiler
Speaker 1: they were going to have from yesterday was that I'm
Speaker 1: in three twenty five the first Council of Nicea, which
Speaker 1: is completely relevant to the way we talk about things
Speaker 1: on this show, the first manipulation and by a bunch
Speaker 1: of oy vays to form the minds and thoughts of
Speaker 1: what would be considered Christians. Yeah, and it completely pulled
Speaker 1: it away from any of the u.
Speaker 3: There was.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of momentum for quite a few
Speaker 1: of the just non canonical, which would they started calling gnostic,
Speaker 1: which is ridiculous. Everybody had their own interpretations of things,
Speaker 1: and a lot of them were quite uh uh realistic
Speaker 1: me in my opinion, from from my point of view,
Speaker 1: realistic about the Old Testament and how it was a
Speaker 1: book of bullshit and demons like you had the Sethians
Speaker 1: who never called themselves that, the Valentinians who never called
Speaker 1: themselves that.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: There was just you know, your your gaggle of gnostics.
Speaker 1: But then there was also some like serpent worship cults
Speaker 1: in there, and some orgiastic cults. So when they say Gnostic,
Speaker 1: they lump all those other a holes that were like
Speaker 1: just doing evil, oive shit, but calling the Elstricians or whatever,
Speaker 1: and that's what makes gnostic everybody. Oh, also it's like
Speaker 1: the bad stuff, and then that you got Crawley kind
Speaker 1: of making that even worse with the Gnostic mass and
Speaker 1: all this other crap, which is kind of an oxymorn anyway,
Speaker 1: But that's that's not really what it anything to completely
Speaker 1: poison and revert your mind or divert your mind from
Speaker 1: what they were actually discussing. And uh, that's why I
Speaker 1: focused some time a while quite a while back in
Speaker 1: the Gnostic different types of with again not something that
Speaker 1: they call themselves. But since we're since we're using that
Speaker 1: word the other interpretations and belief systems that we're surrounding
Speaker 1: the the Bibles, to which now I even zume out
Speaker 1: even further and be like, why are we still focusing
Speaker 1: on that? You know, not my people, not my religion,
Speaker 1: not my not not where I grew up. So let's
Speaker 1: why is it? You know, why is it my religion?
Speaker 1: If all those things aren't me, it's not it's not
Speaker 1: where I'm from they're not my people, you know, so
Speaker 1: why is it my religion? Why has it gotta be
Speaker 1: my It's not. So there you have it. And going
Speaker 1: back to that whole thing too with the the Cobbalists,
Speaker 1: and then people say, oh, they have gnostic idea of
Speaker 1: the forming of you know, of the beginning of the
Speaker 1: genesis and stuff like that, like their their idea of
Speaker 1: the vessels and all. They're like, oh, that's gnostic. Like
Speaker 1: it's like that's such a generic thing that anything you say,
Speaker 1: it could be that holding snakes in your hand and
Speaker 1: running around whatever, that could be considered gnostic. There's a
Speaker 1: there was anybody who wasn't part of the cannon who
Speaker 1: had a thought would be considered in that category of gnostic.
Speaker 1: And some of them were a bunch of like orgiastic, weird,
Speaker 1: freaking drug taking cults that did weird, really really weird shit,
Speaker 1: and they would all, yeah, that's nastic. So it's like
Speaker 1: there's no different there's they don't differentiate between that, which
Speaker 1: is like more of the Crowley stuff, like the Flema stuff,
Speaker 1: and somebody who simply said, yeah, there's more to this
Speaker 1: going on here, and by the way, yeah, weet's the
Speaker 1: Devil Saturn and Jesus wasn't wasn't somebody who wanted you
Speaker 1: to worship him. He was trying to explain to you
Speaker 1: what's going on and that this is like a prison planet.
Speaker 1: So there was that, and then they that kind of
Speaker 1: did aber Jensen's or the the what they call them,
Speaker 1: the Oh my god, why can I think of that now?
Speaker 1: The crusade against the cap that the Cathars like that
Speaker 1: would that That's one of those thoughts, those ideas that
Speaker 1: carried on for a while, six eighty five battle at
Speaker 1: oh yeah, you know, until until the wonderful Romans and
Speaker 1: whoever burned them burned them all, like bernardal Bob. I
Speaker 1: didn't say Bernard all Bob was a good guy. You know,
Speaker 1: just sometimes when you found your like, yeah, fuck it all,
Speaker 1: burn it all. But I didn't. But by no means
Speaker 1: was I ever think, you know, trying to relate myself
Speaker 1: or any good qualities to Donald Sutherland's character when he
Speaker 1: says Bernadal. I just found it interesting. I knew a
Speaker 1: person who was in a hardcore band who used that
Speaker 1: as a you know, that clip as a beginning in
Speaker 1: one of their albums. One of their songs would you
Speaker 1: like to do with the whole world?
Speaker 2: Burn it all.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: Battle of say Picts led by Brood mcbelly be Northumbrians
Speaker 1: in Scotland led by their king. Is that ekfrin Eckworth?
Speaker 1: Who is killed? Who is killed in the battle? Twelve
Speaker 1: seventeen Second Battle of Lincoln fought near Lincoln, England, resulting
Speaker 1: in the defeat of Prince Louis of France by William Marshall,
Speaker 1: second Earl of Pembroke. And twelve ninety three earthquake strikes Kamakura, Japan,
Speaker 1: thirty thousand killed. Holy crap, it's a lot of people,
Speaker 1: King Sancho. In the same year, the Fourth of Castile
Speaker 1: creates the Study of General Schools of al Kala thirteen
Speaker 1: oh sorry yeah, thirteen oh three Treaty of Paris restores
Speaker 1: Gascony to the to the English and arranges marriage of
Speaker 1: English Prince Edward to French Princess Isabella. And thirteen forty
Speaker 1: seven Rienzo calls Rome or People's Tribunal Charles the eighth
Speaker 1: leaves Naples. I guess that's a big deal. Vasco de Gama,
Speaker 1: I remember that guy arrives in India at fourteen ninety eight,
Speaker 1: Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama arrives at calicut India. As
Speaker 1: in Calicutta right becomes becoming the first European to reach
Speaker 1: India by sea. And he is Portuguese and his name
Speaker 1: is Vasco da Gama. I want an oi vay check
Speaker 1: on that? Please? Anyone? Anyone got any any fingers that
Speaker 1: can touch keyboys with Just just see if there's an
Speaker 1: oi or a converso or a I'm just I'm just curious.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that it is. I'm just wondering, could
Speaker 1: very well be very strong arian man who knows fifteen
Speaker 1: oh one Portuguese explorer is that hawaal da Nova Castel
Speaker 1: discovers the uninhabited Ascension Island in the South Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 1: Charter of Thames, the fifteen to fourteen English King Henry
Speaker 1: the Eighth grants a charter to the Corporation of Trinity
Speaker 1: House to regulate pilotage on the River Thames in London
Speaker 1: didn't still in existence. So you gotta get there is
Speaker 1: that way. They call those things the tolls. You gotta
Speaker 1: gotta pay some tolls on the on the waterway.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 1: In fifteen twenty one, Hey, this is important that we
Speaker 1: talk about this today. This is so funny how this
Speaker 1: works too. I can't believe that the times that I'm
Speaker 1: thinking about this stuff to make these shows about the
Speaker 1: topics that they are. Two days now, it's actually directly
Speaker 1: discussed something that we're going to talk about later. Ignatius
Speaker 1: of Loyola seriously wounded by a cannonball, and he was
Speaker 1: most certainly a Morano, and he was an alambrato. Duke
Speaker 1: of Albany Leaves, Scotland, fifteen twenty four, Shakespeare's Sonnets published
Speaker 1: in sixteen oh nine. On this day, sixteen thirty one,
Speaker 1: Magdeburg in Germany seized by forces of the Holy World
Speaker 1: an empire under Earl Johann Tilley. Most inhabitants massacred. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, like how Romans do shit. One of the
Speaker 1: playst incidents of the Thirty Years War. And that's also
Speaker 1: possibly going to come up in today's talk. Dorchester, Massachusetts,
Speaker 1: Forum's first school funded by local taxes sixteen thirty nine.
Speaker 1: Active Grace sixteen ninety. England passes active grace for giving
Speaker 1: followers of James the Second seventeen oh four. Elias new
Speaker 1: Oh Now, Elias Elias huh hmmm, forum school for slaves
Speaker 1: in New York. We needed no. Eight check on that
Speaker 1: one too. Seventeen thirty four, first Jockey Club forms in
Speaker 1: South Carolina. Westminster Bridge defies a King and the Church
Speaker 1: six seventeenth six. Oil approval is given by King George
Speaker 1: the Second to construct the original Westminster Bridge across the
Speaker 1: River Thames in London. H nice painting. The British pass
Speaker 1: the second of the intolerable acts, the Massachusetts Government. Yeah,
Speaker 1: seventeen seventy four Massie's Government Act, giving British appointed governor
Speaker 1: wide ranging powers. You know that they outlawed the currency
Speaker 1: right kind of like does that? Does that kind of
Speaker 1: sound like a digital currency type of move? It should?
Speaker 1: And why would there be no either not be well?
Speaker 1: Oh they did what to taxes? Yeah, it's a little
Speaker 1: bit more than that, A little bit more than that,
Speaker 1: the toxation without representation. Yeah, it's little bit more than that.
Speaker 1: Brutally brutal, brutalizing peace well, making their freaking soldiers live
Speaker 1: in your freaking quarters, whether you're like your homes doing
Speaker 1: god knows what with your daughters and maybe your sons,
Speaker 1: who the hell knows with these fucks and uh, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, doing everything that they can do impoverish the
Speaker 1: nation because they're they're getting pissy with us.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Remember King George is not King George. He's he's
Speaker 1: puppeted by the Bank of England. And the Bank of
Speaker 1: England is the Rothschilds. He said, oh the time. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: it does, it does actually lie up because if it
Speaker 1: wasn't the Rothschilds, who'd have been the Swassows and these
Speaker 1: other people. So the Bank of England ever since William
Speaker 1: of Orange. Look at the look at the chronology there,
Speaker 1: let's see when did William of Orange get his loan?
Speaker 1: In sixteen eighty eight, William of Orange received a loan
Speaker 1: of two million guilders from Francisco Lopez. Swasso remembered, I
Speaker 1: just said Swaso also known as Abraham Israel. Jesus can't
Speaker 1: put enough names in that to make him sound Jewish, right,
Speaker 1: Abraham Israel Swasso, he was Dutch. He send you a company, guys,
Speaker 1: a wealthy banker of Dutch Jewish descent. This loan was
Speaker 1: crucial for William's military expedition to England, part of the
Speaker 1: Glorious Revolution. According to Jerush, including to Jewish currents, Swasso's
Speaker 1: loan was a significant financial backing, totaling two million guilders
Speaker 1: out of a total estimated cost of seven million for
Speaker 1: the expedition. Ha Hritz reports that Swaso's response to William's
Speaker 1: requests for Klaro was, if thou art victorious, I know
Speaker 1: thou wilt return them to me. Not victorious, I agree
Speaker 1: to having lost them. Bullshit, William of Orange, I don't
Speaker 1: know what that looks like. It was already read. Oh,
Speaker 1: this is interesting. Documents discovered in Vatican archives suggests William
Speaker 1: of Orange, the Protestant hero who ascended the English throne
Speaker 1: in sixteen eighty nine after his victory, was in the
Speaker 1: pay of the Pope. Williams, known as King Billy, was
Speaker 1: by whom who would talk like that? Who has been
Speaker 1: revered by generations of Ulsterman for his part in driving
Speaker 1: James a Second from power and ending Roman Catholic rule
Speaker 1: in England three centuries later. His role is still celebrated
Speaker 1: in the name of Northern Ireland's loyalist Orange Order. In
Speaker 1: a new book to Italian historians, claim Innocent that eleventh,
Speaker 1: who became Pope in the sixteen seven six gave substantial
Speaker 1: amounts of money to William in the hope of securing
Speaker 1: himself a secret and powerful ally with the Protestant camp.
Speaker 1: Within the Protestant camp, the Pontiff was apparently keen to
Speaker 1: see the end of James the Second, whom he regarded
Speaker 1: as being too close to Louis the fourteenth of France,
Speaker 1: whose relations with the Vatican had long been poor. The
Speaker 1: book right, because the Vatican was a money It was
Speaker 1: a despotic, greedy son of a bitch, right. Its first
Speaker 1: challenge of it, to its power was, you know, probably
Speaker 1: I want to say, that's his name, John Wycliffe, but
Speaker 1: probably before that Jan huss I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know how you would go about that saying so. But
Speaker 1: then you know, of course you have Martin Luther, and
Speaker 1: then they say Martin Luther. Most people just know modern Luthor,
Speaker 1: but they don't typically go back to Whycliffe. Anyway, The
Speaker 1: book in Primature a Primatur says the Vatican sent an
Speaker 1: estimated one hundred three thousand scuoti to William in the
Speaker 1: sixteen hundred sixteen sixties via intermediaries close to that's not yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, let's move on though. Let's see, historians have
Speaker 1: long debated whether the Pope was involved. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to see one to see all right, maybe I have
Speaker 1: to do like this.
Speaker 6: Let's do like this.
Speaker 1: There you go. Because I've been saying this. I say
Speaker 1: this a lot, but not a lot of people. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm sure I'm offending people. Back back
Speaker 1: to sixteen ninety four, Britain at the birth of the
Speaker 1: Bank of England. Wait, this is when there was no more.
Speaker 1: There was nothing English about England anymore. But by the
Speaker 1: time this Bank of England was established, where it made
Speaker 1: the people the collateral of the debt, collateral for the debt.
Speaker 1: William Orange lisus okay, good guns. Three hundred years ago,
Speaker 1: Britain was marked different, markedly different from the country now
Speaker 1: facing lowest based rates since the bank was formed, the
Speaker 1: country paying a heavy financial price for war in foreign lands,
Speaker 1: while at home people complain about duties on wine and
Speaker 1: beer and indulge their love for tea. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Britain in sixteen ninety four, the year the Bank of
Speaker 1: England was formed, might sound familiar, but it was an
Speaker 1: utterly different place. It was overwhelmingly agricultural, and the population
Speaker 1: was less than six million and estimate, as the modern
Speaker 1: census did not begin until more than a century late
Speaker 1: later life expectancy and mained am I don't think that
Speaker 1: this is accurate. I think that they lie about that
Speaker 1: that the life expectancy was low following the so called glote.
Speaker 1: I mean, if people were not hygienic, and they were stupid,
Speaker 1: and they didn't eat properly and they were starving a lot. Yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: maybe the majority of the people, but if you weren't
Speaker 1: having plague being plagued by those conditions, there was a
Speaker 1: whole lot less pollution, a whole lot less pharmaceuticals out
Speaker 1: there to freaking kill you. Nobody was getting a you know,
Speaker 1: cancer diagnoses and then murdered by freaking their treatments. So
Speaker 1: there was a I doubt that this is a low
Speaker 1: life expectancy era. Following the so called Glorious Revolution of
Speaker 1: sixteen eighty eight, which ousted the Catholic king James the Second,
Speaker 1: the Dutch born William of Orange Dutch born he goes
Speaker 1: to the Dutch Jews for money. Dutch born William of
Speaker 1: Orange and his bride Mary ruled as joint monarchs, although
Speaker 1: the latter was to die of smallpox before the end
Speaker 1: of the year, a new law decreed that no Catholic
Speaker 1: could succeed them. Well, here's the thing too. I think
Speaker 1: the smallpoxing was another one of those things where it's
Speaker 1: contaminated something they're either because the tanneries and all the
Speaker 1: stuff that was happening in America. Smallpox was a problem
Speaker 1: because of all the pollution that they were dumping in
Speaker 1: the same water people were drinking and bathing in and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. So there's that element too to consider. Well,
Speaker 1: your body is trying it's usually the last ditch effort
Speaker 1: that it does use the epidermal layer to try to,
Speaker 1: you know, push toxins out. But it depends also on
Speaker 1: what type of toxin is plaguing you and how what
Speaker 1: the desperation of your system is to try to get
Speaker 1: rid of it to where it would be coming out
Speaker 1: on the surface. With the new laundarchs came new conflicts,
Speaker 1: primarily the local kind, let's see kind of the government
Speaker 1: was scabbing to get money from anywhere they could. All right,
Speaker 1: so it's not only telling you anything about that. I'm
Speaker 1: just but you did understand that sixteen ninety four give
Speaker 1: a take. But you're seeing that the Formation of the
Speaker 1: Bank of England was the end of the actual rule
Speaker 1: of the British because now all the people were enslaved
Speaker 1: to the debt that would only compound and get increase
Speaker 1: from there. And like we have with the Federal Reserve
Speaker 1: and what they consider our massive debt, which isn't true
Speaker 1: because it's all fake anyway. It's all fake money that
Speaker 1: they put it out of nothing and then gave to
Speaker 1: the people who are borrowing it, instead of making the
Speaker 1: people who are borrowing it, which would be our government,
Speaker 1: pay it back. Those people individual if they want to,
Speaker 1: if they have a bill they want to pass and
Speaker 1: it costs X amount of dollars, okay, go ahead, fund it,
Speaker 1: fucker no, or sell bonds. But they're not doing that. No,
Speaker 1: they're just saying it's all the people's responsibility to pay
Speaker 1: it back. And if you think your money is going
Speaker 1: to fix roads, this isn't how the federal government works.
Speaker 1: That's not how the federal taxes work. It goes to
Speaker 1: the IMF and again it's all fake anyway. So they
Speaker 1: probably just take what you give them and shovel it
Speaker 1: into a fucking coal fire because it doesn't make a
Speaker 1: difference to them. It's all about taking from you in
Speaker 1: a world where things cost their paper, so that you
Speaker 1: have less of it and that you suffer. It's about
Speaker 1: human misery. That's what really gets this cult off. So
Speaker 1: the very first issual of all time, at least in
Speaker 1: modern more modern times, would be Bank of England, City
Speaker 1: of London, ie England, Britain, until they were able to
Speaker 1: plant another one here, and then when they planted another
Speaker 1: one here the Federal Reserve, they immediately, almost almost immediately
Speaker 1: within three four years, had us at a First World
Speaker 1: War to destroy Germanic people, in a Second World War,
Speaker 1: to really destroy Germanic people, your ancestors, your kin. The
Speaker 1: majority of people in America at that time were German Irish.
Speaker 1: The British were here obviously, but all of them are
Speaker 1: of Gothic Arian descent, even the Britons. And we're out
Speaker 1: there killing our kith and kin for these fucking jays.
Speaker 1: Pretty pretty neat little scheme they have going on, huh,
Speaker 1: the origins of central banking.
Speaker 6: II.
Speaker 1: You know something doing that and the Okay, I don't
Speaker 1: need somebody to tell me about the post. Just tell
Speaker 1: me what. Just use your words and start talking. Monetization
Speaker 1: maturity transformation and empty MM in sixteen hundred. Let's get
Speaker 1: to where I want to get to. A Dutch bred
Speaker 1: king charters the Bank of England on behalf of foreign
Speaker 1: money lenders.
Speaker 12: Here we go.
Speaker 1: The man who would become King, William the Third, began
Speaker 1: his career as a Dutch aristocrat. He was elevated to
Speaker 1: Captain General of the Dutch Forces and then to Prince
Speaker 1: William of Orange with the backing of Dutch money lenders.
Speaker 1: His marriage was arranged to Princess Mary of York, eldest
Speaker 1: daughter of the English Duke of York who reigned as
Speaker 1: James the Second of England. So yeah, eldest daughter of
Speaker 1: English Duke of York who reigned as James the Second
Speaker 1: of England from sixteen eighty five to sixteen eighty eight.
Speaker 1: Not that long. They really didn't like that guy. James
Speaker 1: was then deposed and William and Mary William and Mary
Speaker 1: college I heard that, became joint rulers in sixteen eighty nine,
Speaker 1: excuse me. William was soon at war with Louis the
Speaker 1: fourteenth of France. To finance this war, he borrowed one
Speaker 1: point two million pounds in gold from a group of
Speaker 1: money lenders, whose names were to be kept secret. The
Speaker 1: money was raised by a novel device that is still
Speaker 1: used by governments today. The lenders would issue a permanent
Speaker 1: loan on which interest would be paid, but the principal
Speaker 1: portion of loan would not be repaid. The loan also
Speaker 1: came with other strings attached. They included the lenders were
Speaker 1: to be granted a charter to establish a Bank of England,
Speaker 1: which would issue banknotes that would circulate as a national
Speaker 1: paper currency. Enslavement of the entire country all its territories
Speaker 1: that use this their wealth system quote unquote wealth was
Speaker 1: at one time. The bank would create banknotes out of nothing,
Speaker 1: with only a fraction Do you think this was just
Speaker 1: a rothschild thing. I know, it's annoy eva thing with
Speaker 1: only a fraction of them backed by coin. Banknotes created
Speaker 1: and lent to the government would be backed mainly by
Speaker 1: government IOUs. Yeah, like you know, dumb and dumber with
Speaker 1: all the IOUs In the briefcase, those are just as
Speaker 1: good as money, which would serve as the reserves were
Speaker 1: creating the additional loans to private parties, Interest of eight
Speaker 1: percent would be paid on the good would be paid
Speaker 1: by the government on its loans making the birth of
Speaker 1: the national debt. The lenders would be allowed to secure
Speaker 1: payment on the national debt by a direct taxation of
Speaker 1: the people. Taxes were immediately imposed on a whole range
Speaker 1: of goods to pay the interest or to the bank. Now,
Speaker 1: remember what I said about Libya, and remember what I
Speaker 1: said about Gadaffi. They don't have the central bank issue.
Speaker 1: They're not going after the people for money that they borrowed.
Speaker 1: They nationalized the mineral resources of the country, namely the oil. Okay,
Speaker 1: there weren't taxes to pay because there was no debt
Speaker 1: foisted upon the people of Libya. That made it their problem.
Speaker 1: So they didn't have taxes. They didn't pay for their
Speaker 1: electric bill, didn't have one. Gas was fourteen cents a gallon.
Speaker 1: They had free school if they wanted to go, free
Speaker 1: health care. Why did all that happen? Why did they
Speaker 1: have a free housing once they got out of school?
Speaker 1: Why did they have you know, fifty percent of a
Speaker 1: loan or you know or I'm sorry, the cost of
Speaker 1: and didn't necessarily have to be a loan, but the
Speaker 1: cost of a new vehicle paid for them by their
Speaker 1: government because the government was profit sharing with them. They
Speaker 1: were nationalizing to profit share with the productive members of
Speaker 1: the societ. So instead of preying upon the people and
Speaker 1: weakening the country and weakening their resolve, and and using
Speaker 1: them as their whipping you know, they're they're whipping boys.
Speaker 1: They enhanced and strengthened their people in Libya. They did
Speaker 1: this very very similar thing in Germany, very similar. I
Speaker 1: think the couple of steps were actually went a little
Speaker 1: above and beyond that, to be honest with you, in Libya,
Speaker 1: and not for lack of wanting to. I'm sure if
Speaker 1: if mister Adolph had an opportunity to think of all
Speaker 1: the ways he could strengthen his people, he certainly would
Speaker 1: have done so. But the one thing they did have
Speaker 1: they didn't have. They didn't have a crippling debt to
Speaker 1: a bunch of Jews. And they didn't they didn't fall
Speaker 1: into this curse, this curse, this lie, this deception of
Speaker 1: how I mean to take you know, these loans out?
Speaker 1: But how did how did how did Hitler do it?
Speaker 1: He turned, he turned the value of your of your
Speaker 1: work into the currency. They didn't even have the gold,
Speaker 1: they didn't need it. So where are we are? We enslaved?
Speaker 1: Are you pissed? Off, yet, do you understand how much
Speaker 1: different your life would be and how you would be struggling,
Speaker 1: how you'd actually be able to see your kids grow
Speaker 1: up if it wasn't the system that we're living in
Speaker 1: right now the way it is. Would you still be
Speaker 1: doing the job that you hate or would you do
Speaker 1: with something that you enjoyed because you didn't have this excessive, massive,
Speaker 1: stressful burden putting you in an early grave to have
Speaker 1: to think about from the time you wake up until
Speaker 1: the time you go to bed every day. Would you
Speaker 1: have more?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 1: Would you be able to live in the moment more?
Speaker 1: They always tell you to do that, you know, don't detached,
Speaker 1: don't be a million miles away thinking about all the
Speaker 1: stressful things that you have to try to fix for
Speaker 1: your family, because then when your family's there, you're dismissive
Speaker 1: because you're always thinking of how you got to protect
Speaker 1: them and save them and from this fucking world that
Speaker 1: you have to be living in. And there's some little
Speaker 1: fucker with his hands rubbing together, laughing his ass off
Speaker 1: at you because you're in the situation that he created.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't matter if you're white, black, hispanic, if
Speaker 1: you're not one of them. It's happening, and it's affecting
Speaker 1: all of us. As long as you're here, and you're
Speaker 1: born here with that fucking paperwork, you're indentured, you're enslaved.
Speaker 1: You are property at birth. Property is not really allowed
Speaker 1: to own property, so you don't own your things. It's
Speaker 1: real property means royal. Why don't you get an actual
Speaker 1: deed instead of you get a warranty, dude or a
Speaker 1: You don't get a title, to get a certificate a
Speaker 1: title because it's not yours. You get to pay and
Speaker 1: you get to be the you get to watch over
Speaker 1: it like a caretaker, all of your property, but it's
Speaker 1: not yours. So the thing that they say you'll owe
Speaker 1: nothing and be happy, it's already been accomplished. It's been
Speaker 1: accomplished for a long time. People don't get it. Why
Speaker 1: are you paying property taxes if you own something? Why
Speaker 1: are property taxes even a thing if you're not paying
Speaker 1: some debt that these fucking ass clowns in Congress constantly
Speaker 1: want billions of billions and billions more for one bullshit
Speaker 1: boondoggle after another and sending it off to places like
Speaker 1: Ukraine so they can kill fucking your other ancestors or
Speaker 1: your or your cousins in Russia and Russians, and I
Speaker 1: don't say in Russia because it's not really where the
Speaker 1: actual conflict is happening, but or giving it to the
Speaker 1: same pieces of shit that are murdering Palestinians now. But
Speaker 1: they're coming for you eventually, and they're coming they already
Speaker 1: are coming from me. What do you think this whole
Speaker 1: system is? What do you think COVID was, What do
Speaker 1: you think any of this stuff is? The whole entire
Speaker 1: allopathic medical system that's not Rockefeller. Rockefeller wasn't Oi, and
Speaker 1: he was working for oys, the biggest and most evil
Speaker 1: the rothschilds. He wants blood and he wants suffering and pain.
Speaker 1: That's what they enjoy. That's what they get off on
Speaker 1: proxy murder. That's why starvation is such a big deal
Speaker 1: for them. They remember because they have no conscious, no soul.
Speaker 1: They have books that tell them the best and most
Speaker 1: beautiful and most talented of the goy need to be murdered. Now,
Speaker 1: it's a good time to be absolutely common. Don't stand
Speaker 1: out if you're too you know, I mean, we're all,
Speaker 1: we're all under the microscope. Anyway, It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 1: We're all gonna be uh, we're all threat assessed. We're
Speaker 1: all under the under the knife, if you will. The
Speaker 1: Bank of England has been called the mother of central banks.
Speaker 1: It was I remember I told you all this, and
Speaker 1: people kind of like nod their head, but they don't
Speaker 1: really quite underget what I'm saying when I say what's
Speaker 1: going on here and they want to argue, you mean
Speaker 1: City of London. Motherfucker. I meant what I said. Actually,
Speaker 1: I said to the Bank of England, don't put words
Speaker 1: in my mouth and don't act like you can correct
Speaker 1: me when it's so stupid. When I see these comments,
Speaker 1: it's like, no, I mean, you can pussy foot one
Speaker 1: away or the other. But if you don't get the
Speaker 1: core concept of what the Bank of England is and
Speaker 1: what it what it was the you know, the freaking
Speaker 1: template for over here, then you're just babbling pretending to
Speaker 1: be pretending to comprehend what's happening and what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: but you're not really because you're too busy splitting hairs
Speaker 1: and wasting fucking time being irritating. Like it's like somebody
Speaker 1: who's like, you know, you know, there's a we just
Speaker 1: got hit by a blue car. It was it was turquoise, like, motherfucker,
Speaker 1: we just got hit is the pois? You know, the
Speaker 1: bank half benefited. Let's see, le's see where I did
Speaker 1: I go? All right? The Bank of England has been
Speaker 1: called the mother of central banks. It was chartered in
Speaker 1: sixteen ninety four to William Peterson. Patterson Peterson actually it's Peterson, right,
Speaker 1: a Scotsman who had previously lived in Amsterdam. A circulars
Speaker 1: distributed to attract subscribers to the bank's initial stock offering
Speaker 1: said the bank half benefit of interest on all money
Speaker 1: which it the bank creates out of nothing. Well they
Speaker 1: were even straight up honest about it. So it's a
Speaker 1: money machine of counterfeiting, no true value. But you know
Speaker 1: what makes things of value? They have no value. Well,
Speaker 1: first of all, gold and silver don't have really value.
Speaker 1: It's what you place upon it. It's your perception of it.
Speaker 1: But at least you can make stuff with it. I
Speaker 1: mean you would think that like a bulletproof armor would
Speaker 1: be whatever types of you know, alloys and metals that
Speaker 1: or whatever. It's probably more like nonspawling would probably be
Speaker 1: some sort of like fiberglass or whatever. But you would
Speaker 1: think that would be of more value than gold because
Speaker 1: it stops a goddamn bullet, you know. But whatever, if
Speaker 1: things you know, or or an artist who can only
Speaker 1: really good at doing what they do, or a cook
Speaker 1: who's really good at doing what they do, or someone
Speaker 1: who's really innovative, you think those people themselves would be
Speaker 1: cherished and and uh and placed in high value to
Speaker 1: a society. But that's that would be true, and it
Speaker 1: was true back when things were not in an artificial world,
Speaker 1: but that they created with shit like this, starting with
Speaker 1: the money being fake, come out of nowhere.
Speaker 6: They have.
Speaker 1: No, they don't have to earn, achieve, or do anything
Speaker 1: special in order to be now putting other people under
Speaker 1: their thumb is that's that's not sorcery or anything that's
Speaker 1: not like wickedly evil I can think about that. It's
Speaker 1: not like they accumulate a whole bunch of wealth and
Speaker 1: they're wanting a little bit of something for lending it. No,
Speaker 1: they don't. They didn't accumulate shit. They printed a bunch
Speaker 1: of shit. That doesn't it's not worth anything except for
Speaker 1: the fact that because of this system they have the
Speaker 1: military might, which every way you want to look at
Speaker 1: it military might to enforce that that's be paid with
Speaker 1: this currency and that there's or that there's a debt
Speaker 1: at all. And the concept of debt to these people
Speaker 1: exists because it's at the it's at the threat of
Speaker 1: the end of a blade. I think back then swords, right,
Speaker 1: So that's I didn't say gun until people just accept it.
Speaker 1: It becomes part of the world in their life and
Speaker 1: they just continue on with the same system because generation
Speaker 1: after generation it's always been that's money, this is money.
Speaker 1: The negotiation of additional loans caused England's national debt to
Speaker 1: go from one point two million pounds to in sixteen
Speaker 1: ninety four to sixteen. Remember national debt one point two
Speaker 1: million to sixteen million pounds in sixteen ninety eight. Four years.
Speaker 1: By eighteen fifteen the debt was up to eight hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty five million pounds. Wow, you think if they're
Speaker 1: paying for all that time would go down h largely
Speaker 1: due to the compounding of interest. Yeah, like a credit card.
Speaker 1: Every day they they it's a multiple. So whatever interest
Speaker 1: they applied to the debt the day before, they now
Speaker 1: apply to the debt the next day. So it's not
Speaker 1: the stationary balance number. It's that balance plus whatever interest was,
Speaker 1: you know, grew to that number the next day. Now
Speaker 1: they're applying interest to that. So it's interest upon interest
Speaker 1: upon interest. That's what compounding means. By eighteen fifteen, the
Speaker 1: debt was up to eight hundred eighty five million pounds,
Speaker 1: largely due to the compounding of interest. The lenders not
Speaker 1: only reaped huge profits, but the of course huge profits.
Speaker 1: What besides ink and paper, what did they invest in
Speaker 1: this thing? It's not money, I mean it's the money's
Speaker 1: not worth anything. It doesn't have any They don't have
Speaker 1: to come up with anything for it. They don't have
Speaker 1: to go, oh there's gold, no silver, no platum, no anything.
Speaker 1: Fucking chickens. You have to give them chickens. But the
Speaker 1: indentness gave them substantial political leverage, right, And this is
Speaker 1: why it's all based on absolute vapor. It's all vapor.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: This is why I keep saying, if you retract from
Speaker 1: the system, if you would draw your support of the
Speaker 1: system and stop allowing this to be something that is
Speaker 1: made real through your participation, it would collapse onto itself
Speaker 1: because there's nothing holding it up but you. It's not
Speaker 1: even a magnetic field like type of scenario, or or
Speaker 1: what they call it analogy. It's not because that would
Speaker 1: require that means that there was a there was something
Speaker 1: giving it volume that was real. There's nothing giving their
Speaker 1: system any volume except for people's belief in the currency.
Speaker 1: And now they fuck with your head and make people
Speaker 1: want it even more with this idea of taking it
Speaker 1: away for digital, which will be even worse, because it
Speaker 1: is worse. It's most certainly worse, because then they get
Speaker 1: to tell you who's going to starve and who's not,
Speaker 1: who's going to die and who's not based off of
Speaker 1: what they can provide for their own family because they
Speaker 1: don't like you because you said something that upset them.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck are these people? The banks Charter gave
Speaker 1: force to the law of fractional reserve banking, scheme that
Speaker 1: put control of the country's money in a privately owned company.
Speaker 1: The Bank of England had the legal right to create
Speaker 1: paper money out of nothing and lend it to the
Speaker 1: government ad interest. This is the one of the halves
Speaker 1: of the parent, you know, the of the of the
Speaker 1: of the two parents who gave birth to Israel. Israel
Speaker 1: isn't the thing that's in control. It's not the thing
Speaker 1: that's the demon on earth. It's a representation. It's a
Speaker 1: mirror reflecting back the Bank of England and the Federal
Speaker 1: Reserve and who controls our countries. What we're seeing over there,
Speaker 1: it's only happening because that's what that's the true nature
Speaker 1: of what's here, the true nature of the people, of
Speaker 1: the things that are the entities that run our world.
Speaker 1: You see the personification of their evil someplace else because
Speaker 1: it's someplace else. But that's not because they're some sort
Speaker 1: of rogue thing. It's not because they're spoiled brat babies
Speaker 1: that wants want want to know. The reason why they
Speaker 1: want want want from us, same as Ukraine, is because
Speaker 1: these banks created these masters. And this is all part
Speaker 1: of the only thing that they do in between is
Speaker 1: make a narrative out to make it seem like there's
Speaker 1: countries that are opposing and there's resistance and it's all bullshit.
Speaker 1: This is our country is generating all this. Our country
Speaker 1: is the is the military mighty behind Israel, behind Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Eventually we're giving them weapons, we're giving we gave them
Speaker 1: all that money. And then some other president steps in
Speaker 1: and says, well, now it's just alone. Now it's alone, dude.
Speaker 1: Come on, the damage is already done, the wealth is
Speaker 1: already out of the country. Do you think that little
Speaker 1: fucking queer is gonna give a penny back? So what
Speaker 1: does that mean? It's all just for us, it's all
Speaker 1: for the theater, it's all for the Jesuit theater. That's
Speaker 1: absolutely meaningless, meaningless because it's the system of the banks
Speaker 1: that do everything else. The rest is is just puppet shows.
Speaker 1: It's just puppet shows. And we're sitting there giggling like kids.
Speaker 1: And this is you know, what we're doing here is
Speaker 1: is similar. We're educating ourselves. But I mean the majority
Speaker 1: of the things that you see that you watch on
Speaker 1: you know, social media, on the internet, on your phone
Speaker 1: and your computer, be honest, I mean, it gives you
Speaker 1: a stimuli. It's something to make you detached from the
Speaker 1: horror of the world, of your present existence in the
Speaker 1: system that we're talking about right now, with these banks,
Speaker 1: it's a it's a it's an escape, it's a release.
Speaker 1: It's it's venting. It's blowing off steam so that you
Speaker 1: can learn to or you can have a capacity for
Speaker 1: a threshold to endure to endure more tomorrow. And that's
Speaker 1: really the reason why we get upset when somebody tries
Speaker 1: to limit our ability to express ourselves is because that's
Speaker 1: our moment's vent where hell am I supposed to vent now?
Speaker 1: If I can't vent there. It's not because it's moving
Speaker 1: the ball any further down the field. It's not because
Speaker 1: it's leading us to some sort of salvation that we
Speaker 1: buy our energy and our knowledge or somehow getting closer
Speaker 1: to We're in the bowl, we're in the panopticon. It
Speaker 1: regardless of what we think we're doing, we're just distracting
Speaker 1: one another. And you know, maybe through our own empathy
Speaker 1: and compassion, trying to distract each other in nicer ways
Speaker 1: to make that time between now and when they decide
Speaker 1: to murder us all more pleasant for each other. But
Speaker 1: that's that's the best outcome we can expect, is that
Speaker 1: in the meantime, while you're in the waiting room, before
Speaker 1: they come and fucking put a bullet in the back
Speaker 1: your head or starve you to death in a field,
Speaker 1: that the time in between leading up to it wasn't
Speaker 1: also as terrible as as I had to you know,
Speaker 1: could could be, could be, could have been you know,
Speaker 1: you could have had a better time until then. The
Speaker 1: Banks Charter gave the force of law to the fractional
Speaker 1: reserve banking scheme that put in control of the country's
Speaker 1: money in a privately owned company. The Bank of England
Speaker 1: had the legal right to create paper money out of
Speaker 1: nothing and lend it to the government at interest. But
Speaker 1: it's not the government that is stuck with the bill,
Speaker 1: it's us, So they'll borrow and borrow and borrow because
Speaker 1: it's not would let me ask you a question. If
Speaker 1: you had no soul, and you had no accountability, and
Speaker 1: you had an unlimited line of credit, and you and
Speaker 1: and and you're encouraged to barber as much as you
Speaker 1: possibly can by the lender because don't worry, someone else
Speaker 1: is going to pay for it. You don't even have
Speaker 1: to pay it back. You just get the money, not
Speaker 1: realizing that it's destroying the very environment that you're living in.
Speaker 1: When don't you think there's a couple two tree people
Speaker 1: out there that would borrow like maniacs. It did this
Speaker 1: by trading its own paper notes for paper bonds representing
Speaker 1: the government's promise to pay principle and interest back to
Speaker 1: the bank the same device used by the US Federal
Speaker 1: Reserve and other central banks today. And remember when we
Speaker 1: watched that one video of the Instagram, uh, the Instagram
Speaker 1: drops of the Instagram. I could just call them grabs
Speaker 1: because I'm picking them as as I'm scrolling right and
Speaker 1: picking out the good ones to share with you guys.
Speaker 1: Call them Instagram Instagram grabs. Well, that one that we
Speaker 1: watched where they were talking about, oh what was it?
Speaker 1: Oh shit, I lost my train of thought there because
Speaker 1: I was describing what kind of grab it was. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: they used to have to have the permission of the
Speaker 1: people to do any of this crazy shit before the
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve. Before they could just borrow the money. If
Speaker 1: they wanted to go to war, they had to sell
Speaker 1: war bonds, which meant that you were buying this because
Speaker 1: you are You're giving this money in participation. You're participating
Speaker 1: in this endeavor because you believe in it. Same thing
Speaker 1: with anything that they wanted to pass, any kind of
Speaker 1: bill that they had to raise money for that the
Speaker 1: government itself wasn't able to come up with the money
Speaker 1: or it wasn't part of the budget, but if they
Speaker 1: had to go to the people for it, we had
Speaker 1: an ultimate voting power with our dollar. That doesn't equate
Speaker 1: like that anymore. We are slaves. Some more detail of
Speaker 1: interest is that the creation of bank of the creation
Speaker 1: of Bank of England, the Bank of England. I was
Speaker 1: hoping that they would say the creation of the Bank
Speaker 1: of England was tremendously beneficial for England. The King no
Speaker 1: longer constrained, They said beneficial because they're stupid. Apparently, the king,
Speaker 1: no longer constrained, was able to build up his navy
Speaker 1: to counter the French. The massive deficit spending required for
Speaker 1: this purpose led to substantial progress in industrialization, right, and
Speaker 1: with industrialization comes all kinds of diseases and pollutions, slave labor,
Speaker 1: child labor, people dying and being pushed away with a
Speaker 1: broom so that the next person can take that position.
Speaker 1: Substantial progress in creating more weapons of war, more navy,
Speaker 1: more encouragement or confidence, and going out and conquering more
Speaker 1: people and killing them because you think that you've got
Speaker 1: the strongest this and the strongest that. This is what
Speaker 1: they consider being positive because it's not going off the
Speaker 1: natural course of things, you know, raising money, earning, it
Speaker 1: does all the stuff that makes things natural. That's why
Speaker 1: there's a limit to growth in businesses. That's why mega
Speaker 1: corporations are an anomaly, and they are a product of
Speaker 1: this type of system where something is is doing for
Speaker 1: those corporations the very thing that these central banks are
Speaker 1: doing for governments. They're giving them unlimited amount of money
Speaker 1: to fail upward, meaning they can lose money constantly and
Speaker 1: still be able to out perform those who are doing
Speaker 1: everything right with their business. Those people won't even because
Speaker 1: what is it at the end of the day, it's
Speaker 1: an investment capital and the ability to sell your product
Speaker 1: at the best price and the best quality quality will
Speaker 1: diminish with the system that we're in, and it has
Speaker 1: as you can just look around, I mean, just look
Speaker 1: at the cars that it used to be where they
Speaker 1: used to be made. Because two things happen. Unlimited amount
Speaker 1: of money, meaning if you can sell it cheaper than
Speaker 1: someone else because you're constantly getting fed money, then it
Speaker 1: you can undercut people who do have better products. And
Speaker 1: it's not it's on natural system now because somebody is
Speaker 1: going to go for something that's more affordable, even if
Speaker 1: it breaks down sooner or it's just not as stronger,
Speaker 1: you know, as strong a quality and not as well
Speaker 1: well put together. And then you also have the situation of, well,
Speaker 1: when mega corporations really go mega mega, like you have
Speaker 1: black Rock, Well, there's really no competition because one entity
Speaker 1: runs and controls all of it, and they're they're not
Speaker 1: in only on service level. Do they appear to be
Speaker 1: in competition with one another. In reality, they're not. They're
Speaker 1: just taking their percentages of whatever market that is, whether
Speaker 1: it's cars, whether it's food, grocery stores, whatever, It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter because they're still getting one hundred percent of it,
Speaker 1: regardless of twenty percent comes from this one and thirty
Speaker 1: percent comes from that one, and you know, seventy percent
Speaker 1: comes from that one. They're still or whatever the fuck
Speaker 1: it is. I went a little bit over and went
Speaker 1: a little bit over ndred percent there. Math was done
Speaker 1: by a woman, but you get what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 1: not really competition anymore. Different names on buildings quality can
Speaker 1: go into the sugar because there really is no alternative.
Speaker 1: They beat out all the real businesses. They put all
Speaker 1: the small businesses and and the you know, family businesses
Speaker 1: out of business, and that there's a big sweeping motion
Speaker 1: that happened in twenty twenty and twenty twenty one, that
Speaker 1: wipe a bunch of us off to where now I'm
Speaker 1: instead of a store, I'm sitting here speaking with you
Speaker 1: guys and hoping that the internet orders coming and then
Speaker 1: I get my one wholesale order a month so that
Speaker 1: I can pay the rent and keep my family in
Speaker 1: a home. And even with all that going on, I
Speaker 1: felt important for me to step away from for my
Speaker 1: own personal reasons. And as I've expressed before, even though
Speaker 1: those people over there were usually really good at, you know,
Speaker 1: supporting the people that were content creators there, and you know,
Speaker 1: it could could meet a couple of hundred dollars more
Speaker 1: in a in a you know, a few broadcasts, which
Speaker 1: was which was great, But I just I just didn't
Speaker 1: think it was safe for my I think it was
Speaker 1: a good place for me to be because I don't
Speaker 1: one hundred percent agree with the philosophy that was being
Speaker 1: presented there. And that's the type of thing where it's
Speaker 1: all one minded, so you're just going to be grouped
Speaker 1: in with them when some hammer or head starts to roll,
Speaker 1: you know, hammer comes down or head starts to roll.
Speaker 1: And I wasn't really one hundred percent sure about everybody
Speaker 1: there either. So and then they did something in addition
Speaker 1: to that that just didn't make me too happy, fed
Speaker 1: all my data into Grock And like, I didn't ask
Speaker 1: you to do that. I don't want them to think
Speaker 1: anything about me. But I won't have somebody feed it
Speaker 1: in without my without my understanding, without my uh you know, knowledge.
Speaker 14: So that was it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, all right, well, peace out, out of sight,
Speaker 1: out of the mind. Maybe you won't do that if
Speaker 1: I'm not here. So, guys, I have a book, and
Speaker 1: I have a website, and you don't have to buy
Speaker 1: the book for me directly. If you want to, that's fine.
Speaker 1: You can get it from any of the links that
Speaker 1: they show in the book.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 1: But anyway, and then what I mean by that is
Speaker 1: when you go to and this is all in the
Speaker 1: description of every video, but it pops up here when
Speaker 1: stop shop is for the hot Sauce, it's for the
Speaker 1: hot sauce ten percent off, all right, But right here
Speaker 1: you have doctor Glynden. Right here, you click that you
Speaker 1: can get into his membership. You over here you have
Speaker 1: doctor Monzo. You can get his book. You can use
Speaker 1: this code if you just click. This is already is
Speaker 1: on the code for you get this kind off his
Speaker 1: electronic book or his his e book or his his
Speaker 1: practitioner's larger book. This is our friend Daisy and her
Speaker 1: really awesome tinctures. Okay, and you click that and you
Speaker 1: should pop up a thing. You just do a little
Speaker 1: button pressed for copying for the seventeen percent off. And
Speaker 1: then this is the Azubel products. And I told you
Speaker 1: that these can also be used as alternates to some
Speaker 1: of the angevity stuff, although I would still always get
Speaker 1: the osteofs, and right now I have the osteoffcts and
Speaker 1: the plant derived minerals. And in addition to that, once
Speaker 1: something happens with them, because I don't know why they
Speaker 1: haven't paid out yet, but once they do, I will
Speaker 1: be feeling more comfortable about getting the core copper, the
Speaker 1: cod live royal, and the full of chemic acid again
Speaker 1: and the multi vitamin from them. And then right here
Speaker 1: you see the book. Now what do I mean by
Speaker 1: this is when you scroll down here Barnes and Noble,
Speaker 1: you can just colick that link. It goes to it
Speaker 1: right Amazon, and you can get the kindle book there too,
Speaker 1: the hardcover or the paperback, and the hardcover and Paperbacker
Speaker 1: in color. Cobo is just the electronic for Cobo. Cobo
Speaker 1: is like another Kindle type device. And then Lulu, although
Speaker 1: you as you could make a physical copy l Lulu.
Speaker 1: I was having such a hard time with the formatting
Speaker 1: of the book cover on this site. For some reason,
Speaker 1: I just said, you know, sorry, on Amazon and already
Speaker 1: in Barnes. I don't don't even know who heck he
Speaker 1: uses Lulu, but apparently I just said somebody and yo,
Speaker 1: so apparently people in Japan have ordered my book. And
Speaker 1: I don't know what the other one NOM was, but
Speaker 1: I didn't understand that I didn't recognize the other whatever abbreviation.
Speaker 1: But so you can get them right from there, or
Speaker 1: if you scroll down past the description, you can get
Speaker 1: this and this from me, and if you really want
Speaker 1: to wait for it, you can get the hardcover from
Speaker 1: me too. It's good that and since usually so you
Speaker 1: see six by nine, you scroll up and that tells
Speaker 1: you what it is, twenty ninety nine, it's twenty two
Speaker 1: ninety nine on the Barnes and Noble site. You over
Speaker 1: here paperback, that's twenty nine ninety nine. It is thirty
Speaker 1: three over at it's overat, So you get signed, and
Speaker 1: it's thirty three. I mean it's twenty nine here with me,
Speaker 1: thirty three over at Amazon, and it's not signed because
Speaker 1: obviously they don't have signed copies of mine. And then
Speaker 1: this one here, it's sixty thirty three over at Amazon,
Speaker 1: fifty five ninety nine from me, and that's side. But
Speaker 1: that one you have to wait for. It's gonna take
Speaker 1: it probably a while for them to send it to
Speaker 1: me before I can send it to you. So there's
Speaker 1: that pre eighteen awesome stuff. I started taking it again, dude.
Speaker 1: I've been taking that and some other stuff to really.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 1: I want to get huge and quickly. But there's the sauces.
Speaker 1: Now we'll get back into the story. I didn't just
Speaker 1: wanted to. I thought it was a good time to
Speaker 1: drop that in there. God be good, let's go, as
Speaker 1: they said. As a side effect, the huge industrial effort needed,
Speaker 1: including establishing ironworks to make more nails, and advances in
Speaker 1: agriculture feeding. In agricultural feeding, the quadrupled strength of the
Speaker 1: Navy started to transform the economy. This helped the new
Speaker 1: Kingdom of Great Britain. England and Scotland were formerly united
Speaker 1: in seventeen oh seven, to become powerful. The power of
Speaker 1: the navy made Britain the dominant world power in the
Speaker 1: late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. But who controlled it?
Speaker 1: Those controlled the money, It wasn't Britain, it was the banks.
Speaker 1: Why that's the problem that people that you know, that's
Speaker 1: that's that's the problem with comprehension, that people are losing
Speaker 1: here are missing. The events described can be viewed from
Speaker 1: the perspective that accumulation of capital is a central driver
Speaker 1: of history. Well, obviously you have more, you have more
Speaker 1: means to eliminate obstacles between you and your goal. Duh,
Speaker 1: you'll have more goals met. But the question is are
Speaker 1: these obstacles real? Or if you lived in a country
Speaker 1: where the the system worked for the benefit of the people,
Speaker 1: would more people be powerful and thereby make a more
Speaker 1: powerful country, And would that not be such a great
Speaker 1: way to live that the crime would be almost insignificant,
Speaker 1: and all those other elements that plague of society would
Speaker 1: no longer be there because the people were happy, healthy, strong,
Speaker 1: and financially stable and happy. That's like I said, happy.
Speaker 1: I know, but I'm just saying I'm gonna keep this up.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna look, I'm gonna move back on to
Speaker 1: what we were looking at before. But the last thing,
Speaker 1: can your friends really there had been more of that
Speaker 1: than that?
Speaker 6: Right then?
Speaker 1: I say, so, okay, anyway, Cornerstone Unity, Okay, University of
Speaker 1: Washington Cornerstone late in Seattle. In eighteen sixty one, Kentucky
Speaker 1: bill claims its neutrality in Civil War. Eighteen sixty one,
Speaker 1: UH North Carolina becomes eleventh and last day to secede
Speaker 1: from the Union. In eighteen sixty one, US marshals this
Speaker 1: all today, in search of secessionist evidence, sees the previous
Speaker 1: year's telegraph dispatches. Well that's kind of well, that's awfully
Speaker 1: rannical of them, isn't it? Because this is a tyrant
Speaker 1: right here who worked on behalf of the Bank of England,
Speaker 1: who divided and conquered like in oyv does. I used
Speaker 1: to say, like a Roman does, But I mean it's
Speaker 1: not really the Romans that were doing that, was it.
Speaker 1: It was through the Roman Empire that these other people
Speaker 1: were operating. Eighteen sixty two, US President Abraham Lincoln sized
Speaker 1: into science into law the Homestead Act to provide cheap
Speaker 1: land for the settlement of American of the American West
Speaker 1: eighty million acres by nineteen hundred. Battle of where Bottom Church, Virginia,
Speaker 1: fourteen hundred killed or injured in eighteen sixty four, Americans
Speaker 1: killing Americans Because of this piece of shit right here,
Speaker 1: the bank was not about to allow. I mean, they
Speaker 1: did want some of this to happen because they wanted
Speaker 1: to cull and kill off a bunch of people. They
Speaker 1: wanted to as so severely and forever all in all
Speaker 1: of eternity. Uh, punish the South, but also punish everybody
Speaker 1: in the country for even considering or having the belief
Speaker 1: or being next to someone who had the belief that
Speaker 1: they could secede from the Union and you know, exercise
Speaker 1: consent of the governed. That's not something that makes the
Speaker 1: banks very happy, because then who says, I mean, without
Speaker 1: the federal government being strong, how does one enforce these
Speaker 1: types of things? How could you know this? These states
Speaker 1: breaking up and stuff like that, they may become autonomous.
Speaker 1: They might become uh, you know, independent units that have
Speaker 1: no need for the system. Although the the the debt
Speaker 1: has already been placed upon their shoulders, it wouldn't How
Speaker 1: do they how do they how do they make or
Speaker 1: a claim on that when there's when those those states
Speaker 1: are no longer part of the Union and the federal
Speaker 1: you know, the federal the federal government has no say
Speaker 1: as to the goings on anymore. They couldn't have that,
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Royal Albert Hall in eighteen sixty seven,
Speaker 1: Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Scientists Foundation laid by
Speaker 1: Queen Victoria in London? What's that? Vicki Republican National Convention
Speaker 1: meets in Chicago dominates Grant in eighteen sixty eight. Grant
Speaker 1: was a mass murdering psychopath. Second Chamber of Dutch Parliament.
Speaker 1: Dutch Parliament abologists capital punishment in the Netherlands. Oh look,
Speaker 1: Levi Strauss eighteen seventy three. Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis
Speaker 1: Patten the first blue jeans with copper rivets. You want
Speaker 1: to know a little bit more about Levi Straus? Or
Speaker 1: do we have we don't have time today?
Speaker 6: Do a.
Speaker 1: International Bureau of Weights and Measures formed by the signing
Speaker 1: of the Meter Invention Treaty by seventeen states and prototypes
Speaker 1: of the meter and the kilograms selected Triple Alliance signed Germany, Austria,
Speaker 1: Hungary and Italy signed the Triple Alliance in eighteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: Well today it was a big day. Gothard rail tunnel
Speaker 1: between Switzerland and Italy opens in eighteen eighty two. You know,
Speaker 1: you know the other gother tunnel just recently was that
Speaker 1: twenty six twenty two thousand and six, eighteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: Enrique Ibsen's play Ghost's premiers in Chicago. Thomas Edison's kinetoscope
Speaker 1: in eighteen ninety one. First public display of Thomas Edison's
Speaker 1: prototype kinetoscope to members of the National Federation of Women's Clubs.
Speaker 1: He had his bitches over show his new toy, George
Speaker 1: Sampson Patten's clothes dryer in eighteen ninety two. First commercial
Speaker 1: movie performance is held at three Broadway in New York
Speaker 1: City in eighteen ninety five. Is that right? First commercial
Speaker 1: movie performance? Why oh why when you look back at
Speaker 1: the world's fairs and that era, and why oh why
Speaker 1: would they have theaters And I'm not talking theaters like
Speaker 1: you know, play theaters. I'm talking about meat you know,
Speaker 1: movie theaters back before this time that had what was
Speaker 1: it something like four hundred and some of them and
Speaker 1: then as up to like sixteen hundred seats and others,
Speaker 1: which was more than like the town's freaking population according
Speaker 1: to their records. Who were they expecting to be there
Speaker 1: to watch these movies? And this ties into what, you know,
Speaker 1: what's his name used to talk about? I don't know
Speaker 1: what the heck. I had him on my show before.
Speaker 1: I just can't remember his name, but you know, we
Speaker 1: were discussing the world's fairs and the strangeness of the
Speaker 1: the Isis Theaters and how that's actually related to Griffith
Speaker 1: Park too. I think.
Speaker 6: Some of.
Speaker 1: I think she owins or just own the Griffith Park,
Speaker 1: of those people who own the Isis Theaters the sixth Ton,
Speaker 1: and I think she was a successor like a you know,
Speaker 1: like if Croley died, there'd be somebody who was claiming
Speaker 1: that they were the successor of Croley, like that's somehow
Speaker 1: a good thing. But they did the same thing with Blavatsky.
Speaker 1: I think it was one of her theosophical female buddies
Speaker 1: that they said is responsible for those Isis theaters and
Speaker 1: also for the Griffith Park or a portion of it
Speaker 1: or something the any the sixth Ton chandelier, and I
Speaker 1: don't care. The first speeding in action by New York
Speaker 1: kibby driving at an electric car twelve miles per hour
Speaker 1: down Lexington Street. Eighteen ninety nine, Second Modern Summer Olympics
Speaker 1: Games of the Second Olympiad Opiens in Paris and continues
Speaker 1: for five months. Nineteen hundred, the United States with draws
Speaker 1: its troops from Cuba as the first Cuban president, Thomas
Speaker 1: Destrada Palmer takes power. In nineteen oh two Congo blah
Speaker 1: blah blah funerals. Yeah Yeah, Saturday evening post coverage feature
Speaker 1: features Noman Rockwell painting in nineteen sixteen. Oh, listen to this.
Speaker 1: Nineteen twenty Mexican President Venustanio Venustiano Carazana under attack by
Speaker 1: American American petroleum companies. So that scumbag demon Rockefeller faces
Speaker 1: an armed rebellion by right wing Sonoro trium Triumvirate after
Speaker 1: nationalizing sub soil rights nationalizing. Oh gee. So when people
Speaker 1: do have the idea of strengthening in their own country,
Speaker 1: look what happens. You have scumbags, corporate scumbags, corporate toocracy,
Speaker 1: ouive corporatetocracy bringing armed rebellions against you. Isn't that something?
Speaker 1: See now, if it was nationalized, that means other foreign
Speaker 1: companies couldn't move in there and start plugging away and
Speaker 1: scipher and sucking you dry. It also means that the
Speaker 1: wealth of that country would stay with them with that country.
Speaker 1: Revenustiano Carazana Interesting, Babe Ruth, and Bob Musil, previously suspended
Speaker 1: by Commissioner Kennesaw Mountain landis returned to The New York
Speaker 1: Yankees line up and go hitless, do anything with talking
Speaker 1: about anymore. Thomas Ensen says Americans prefer silent movies over talkies.
Speaker 1: They called them talkies. I remember that it's funny. Lindenberg
Speaker 1: departs New York. Charles Lindenbergh takes off from New York
Speaker 1: across the Atlantic for Paris aboard the Spirit of Saint
Speaker 1: Louis in the first solo NonStop transatlantic flight. Every day
Speaker 1: is filled with cool stuff. Treaty of Jedda Jeddah Knight
Speaker 1: in nineteen twenty seven Jetta's signed between United Kingdom and
Speaker 1: Ibn Saud recognizing the independence of Kingdom of the Kingdom
Speaker 1: Hijaz or Yeah, it's probably Jujas and Ned, the forerunner
Speaker 1: of Saudi Arabia Amilia. Earhart Depok's Newfoundland in nineteen thirty two, Hey,
Speaker 1: this is a big day for big flights lease Newfoundland
Speaker 1: on her journey to become the first woman to fly
Speaker 1: solo and NonStop across Atlantic. Unfortunately, she was also responsible
Speaker 1: for reading the map. First regular transatlantic air mail is
Speaker 1: delivered by pan AM for the New York to Marseilli
Speaker 1: Marsaia Masai Masayu, France. German General Gudurian's tanks reached the
Speaker 1: English Channel British Exhibitionary Army. Former Dutch Prime Minister Henriquez
Speaker 1: Colligen says, Dutch Indies not ready for independence? Right, Oi,
Speaker 1: vey I? I had to read that one. That's where
Speaker 1: the spasos came from, everybody, the ones that planted the
Speaker 1: freaking Bank of America into the poor Britons, which became
Speaker 1: the poor US. Later, nineteen forty four of the US
Speaker 1: Communist Party dissolves. Does anybody believe that? Does anybody actually
Speaker 1: believe that? And in nineteen fifty four, Hey, Shang had
Speaker 1: a stuff going on yesterday too, Shang Kai Chik becomes
Speaker 1: president of Nationalists China. If only we didn't ruin that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: as long as as if only we didn't ruin that,
Speaker 1: a nationalist country like at the size of China. Could
Speaker 1: you imagine if we were actually not the scumbag oy
Speaker 1: vase here and we're actually the nationalists that we thought
Speaker 1: that we were, what kind of a world this would be?
Speaker 1: We'd already be found. If there wasn't a real Moon
Speaker 1: or a real Mars, we would have been able to
Speaker 1: fucking build one within our firmament. We would have been
Speaker 1: come on man like Russia, China with the all nationalists
Speaker 1: type people in it, and in America, what could stop us?
Speaker 1: Everybody would be living the best life possible. That's why
Speaker 1: the AA Vase couldn't have that. Oh yeah, I would
Speaker 1: He's in our list. Nineteen fifty nine, Shah Pergia Mohammed
Speaker 1: Reza Paul Lave visits Netherlands. What a great man. By
Speaker 1: the way, I just have to say, what a great man.
Speaker 1: And I would also say they's probably got a little
Speaker 1: bit of the old Goth in him too. Let's see,
Speaker 1: I think we're almost done here with these guys. Two
Speaker 1: motorcycle racers killed it and a dozen injured in a
Speaker 1: crash during nineteen seventy three National Grand Prix in Monza, Italy.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy three twenty fifth Emmy Awards. The Waltons at
Speaker 1: the family. Now Walton's all in the family, and Mary
Speaker 1: Taller Moore right, all in the family. Wasn't the biggest
Speaker 1: propaganda and everybody loves that because oh it was funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everything that Archie Bunker said was what everybody was thinking.
Speaker 1: That's what made it humorous and great until they turned
Speaker 1: them to a big fat liberal pussy communist who loves gays.
Speaker 1: USSR performs nuclear test as sorry Shagan usr USSR long
Speaker 1: distance train service. I don't care US launch is pioneer
Speaker 1: Venus one produces first global global radar map of Venus. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't buy that. Nineteen seventy nine, Elton John is
Speaker 1: the first Western pop star to tour USSR. We sent
Speaker 1: we sent only the best, huh to represent oh man,
Speaker 1: So the Russia is looking around like is everybody from
Speaker 1: there gay? Nineteen eighty Peter Chris quits rock band Kiss.
Speaker 1: I can't stop myself from breaking into that Weezer song,
Speaker 1: my favorite rock groove kiss in the garage. I feel
Speaker 1: safe no one else about ah ways that song and
Speaker 1: now What's in your Head? Gotcha? Fire and nursing home
Speaker 1: in Kingston Jamaica kills one hundred and fifty seven WHOA
Speaker 1: voters reject separatism and nineteen eighty fifty nine point nine
Speaker 1: five percent every birth you take single released by the
Speaker 1: police in nineteen eighty three, Like Weaver, I was going
Speaker 1: to think that was Lennox Lewis. It's all baseball now, Christ,
Speaker 1: nothing happened. So here's in baseball. FBI arrest John A.
Speaker 1: Walker Junior convicted of spying for the USSR nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 1: Did you do? Did Howard Stern fans disrupt rival radio
Speaker 1: station wmmr's morning DJ John Debella's Louis Louis Parade in Philadelphia?
Speaker 16: What the.
Speaker 1: Two insas the cat takes the wheel on Saturday Live
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty nine. That's how long ago it was.
Speaker 1: He drives around all over the town. He's tuens is
Speaker 1: the driving cat. That was nineteen eighty nine. Holy crap.
Speaker 1: I think we're pretty much done here. Yeah, everything else
Speaker 1: we should have remembered anyway, right, Yeah, it's be done
Speaker 1: with this. Well, we're done for now. Serena Williams, Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: have you seen what tire banks looks like these days?
Speaker 1: What about Naomi Campbell? Namby Campbell looks like skeletor like
Speaker 1: a black skeletor. H it's really terrifying. Alrighty, let's get
Speaker 1: into the Instagram stuff and then I'll try to do
Speaker 1: some reading on the Oh okay, so hold on, I
Speaker 1: gotta I gotta make sure that we get it this end. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that what I met, all right. So there's a
Speaker 1: there's a little bit of thing going on here with
Speaker 1: the Jackie o' nassis Bouvier Kennedy o nassis here And
Speaker 1: if you've ever seen the video of it's a taken
Speaker 1: on a cell phone and it's a video of Oh
Speaker 1: my god, what's her name? And Nicole Smith and she's
Speaker 1: got this back when she got thin again, and she's
Speaker 1: a make up all over her face. It's like all messy, right,
Speaker 1: like a child or you know, was putting on Hollway makeup.
Speaker 1: But she's seems like she's out of it, like she's
Speaker 1: put it. But if you if you take away the
Speaker 1: idea that that she's an adult and you just look
Speaker 1: at it like this is like a little girl, you
Speaker 1: could tell that she's regressed, like she must have been
Speaker 1: like a trauma based you know, traumatized split personality for
Speaker 1: whatever reason, howeverway it happened and when of you know,
Speaker 1: usually they say that the childhood part, it's when the
Speaker 1: abuse started. They'll have a you know, a version of
Speaker 1: them that was like who they were before there and
Speaker 1: before their arrested development, before the before the trauma took place.
Speaker 1: So and Nicole Smith acted like she was a little girl,
Speaker 1: and she acted like she was confused when he said
Speaker 1: he was recording, and that was Howard K. Stern was
Speaker 1: recording her, and he said this is gonna be worth
Speaker 1: a lot of money. He said, you have mushrooms, young drugs.
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm just kidding. This is a scumbag. He
Speaker 1: like has no empathy for this woman who obviously is
Speaker 1: under a lot of different trauma. He's feeding her pills.
Speaker 1: He probably that's probably why she overdosed or they forced
Speaker 1: it into her. She just had a daughter and that
Speaker 1: was his and she was worth billions of dollars. So
Speaker 1: this scumbag jew lawyer slash father of her daughter, I
Speaker 1: think killed her. I think she I think he killed
Speaker 1: her her son too, who would have been an heir.
Speaker 1: But that regression into that child thing like she was
Speaker 1: a she had like a really tiny, high pitched childlike voice.
Speaker 1: I swear Jackie Bouviero Nassas Kennedy has that same voice
Speaker 1: a lot. And it makes me wonder if she wasn't
Speaker 1: put through some sort of program as well, And if
Speaker 1: that's the case, is there a trigger word? Is there
Speaker 1: an activation word or a series of impulses or sound
Speaker 1: or whatever that could have made her. Because here's the
Speaker 1: thing too, She told jack to wear the brace, which
Speaker 1: is like a girdle. Right, it squeezes you. And I'll read,
Speaker 1: did I already put it down? I guess I did.
Speaker 1: I think I put it in my mind. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: like a girdle that squeezes you. Because he has school
Speaker 1: yosis whatever. So when he was sitting in this chair
Speaker 1: in Dallas on November twenty second, if something was happening,
Speaker 1: if he heard it, what was he gonna do? Like
Speaker 1: this thing's wrapped around you. It's not likely he could
Speaker 1: buckle in and get like he has this big, huge
Speaker 1: brace on this according to what you know, according to
Speaker 1: what I've heard, Oh, Jay didn't do it, Yes he did?
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 1: They god, there's that thing floating around that some guy
Speaker 1: like claimed that who's already in jail, claimed that he
Speaker 1: was screwing her and buying her drugs and then he
Speaker 1: murdered her. A yeah, And then there's also people saying
Speaker 1: that the son of OJ killed her and that he's
Speaker 1: covering up for it. But whatever, it's whatever. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure what Jay did.
Speaker 3: What he did.
Speaker 1: There at the door. How come we don't have an
Speaker 1: icon anymore? Bro, it's a different account. Looks like it's
Speaker 1: written differently too, Like everything doesn't look like.
Speaker 18: Or is it?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: I see because right now you're on Rumble and usually
Speaker 1: you're on YouTube, and YouTube has the icon. Cool, all right?
Speaker 1: So yeah, so he's in this thing, so if he's
Speaker 1: trying to get away from something, it'd be difficult. So
Speaker 1: then when she pulls him and he's actually kind of
Speaker 1: like robotic too, when she like pulls him down into
Speaker 1: her lap after he got shot in Necho Rover Hockey was,
Speaker 1: it's like he's kind of tilting like this instead of
Speaker 1: just you know, bending normally. And then you see a
Speaker 1: tuft of smoke like gunpowder residue and the Zapruder film, yeah,
Speaker 1: the colored one I've seen it in. I'm sure i'd
Speaker 1: be able to find it in the in the black
Speaker 1: and white too. The colored one I think was oversaturated
Speaker 1: color rise looks like crap. A lot of the reason
Speaker 1: why Zapruter filmed the thing is so that we could
Speaker 1: do this and waste our time with it, right like,
Speaker 1: this is part of the public ritual. This is part
Speaker 1: of the hahaha. Let's let it go on for other
Speaker 1: because otherwise it would have never been seen. So he
Speaker 1: was there doing what he was supposed to be doing,
Speaker 1: and this is why we're here talking about this. But
Speaker 1: she pulls him down and it literally looks like.
Speaker 16: Like this.
Speaker 1: You see smoke right like a gunpowder residue from a
Speaker 1: cartridge or whatever, going this way. And then you see
Speaker 1: his head like an exit wound blowing out here. And
Speaker 1: then she looks like she amost even throws something out
Speaker 1: underneath it behind him, like puts it again, and she
Speaker 1: like pushes she like almost like literally pushes off on
Speaker 1: his head or shoulder to get herself out of the car.
Speaker 1: Like there's not there's there's not really showing care for
Speaker 1: what just happened, or you know, concerned about someone that
Speaker 1: allegedly love who's his father, their children. It looks like
Speaker 1: she's doing a doing a pop and dump, you know,
Speaker 1: like a dump and run, and uh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's what it looks like to me. It looks like
Speaker 1: Jackie got all wacky. She's a jesuit. Those are assassins.
Speaker 1: She's very, very tied in with the CIA, which would
Speaker 1: be the Misade and all those other people. And we
Speaker 1: talked about Lanski before. So in case I don't get
Speaker 1: to the reading today because it looks like we probably
Speaker 1: won't be able to, whybe, I'll see my daughter before
Speaker 1: she goes bad. I just wanted to put that out
Speaker 1: there because and maybe I'll show you this too. So
Speaker 1: somebody else had brought this up, but it wasn't I
Speaker 1: was looking for it. It's not like I it came.
Speaker 1: This happened like March of whenever this person's post, but
Speaker 1: I March twenty first, So it wasn't like it was
Speaker 1: clean free whatever. But I wrote, can you guys see this?
Speaker 1: You can't? Okay, good move myself over like that.
Speaker 6: So on.
Speaker 1: My disguisthlimits x dot com Twitter disguy's limits, they take
Speaker 1: the the out of it Disguy's limits and right here
Speaker 1: I says I made So I was responding to him,
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm I've been nobody believe me. I've been
Speaker 1: telling everybody about this. It was the only one to
Speaker 1: know that.
Speaker 12: I go.
Speaker 1: You basically said you weren't the only one. And I
Speaker 1: cut that hate that sentence off when I was reposting
Speaker 1: it myself, and I said, I made a video bus
Speaker 1: about this six years ago called Jackie gott Alwackey. She
Speaker 1: was a groom to Jesuit who went through Ignatius of
Speaker 1: Lula Church. She was born in it, baptizing it, and
Speaker 1: you know her funeral was at it too. Jesuits are
Speaker 1: not much different than the Jays, but you cropped out
Speaker 1: the most important part of the back seat incident, the
Speaker 1: smoke discharge over Jackie's left shoulder. The angle of its
Speaker 1: forest and trajectory line up with her being a shooter
Speaker 1: and not the driver pull She pulls his head into
Speaker 1: her lap, and then we see the messy exit wound
Speaker 1: in John's head facing away from her. Jesuits are assassins.
Speaker 1: The CIA already said all that, but that's basically what
Speaker 1: I was getting at. I said, I think she was
Speaker 1: a sleeper that was triggered unintended, and he shows this
Speaker 1: so Let's see. I don't know what this weird thing
Speaker 1: is here. It's not really very close, but look see
Speaker 1: doesn't it look like she doesn't? I mean, when you
Speaker 1: see it, you can't unsee it. But I mean, just
Speaker 1: what is she doing right now?
Speaker 8: Hold on?
Speaker 1: Doesn't that not look like she just shot him with
Speaker 1: her freaking right hand and then threw something behind him.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get a closer one. Let's go with this one.
Speaker 1: So does is slowed down?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: Look at she pulls him down? She tilts her head.
Speaker 1: What's she doing right there? She's aiming. She's putting something
Speaker 1: red against him and pulling the trigger. It's not like
Speaker 1: she wasn't It's like right on, que like that's that's
Speaker 1: what's the mission emissions accomplished? So she leans over, she
Speaker 1: got her arm cocked with the elbow there and then boom?
Speaker 1: What does she do with her hand right there? Did
Speaker 1: she throw something behind his back and stuff the gun
Speaker 1: between the seat and him? Look at this, that's an
Speaker 1: exit wound. She takes this second to make sure that
Speaker 1: something is stowed away, and then she gets out. Look
Speaker 1: at that hand, wash that hand again? What is what
Speaker 1: is that throwing something? Why she throw her hand in
Speaker 1: between him and the sea before she gets up. See
Speaker 1: how she lifts her hand up like this after it happens,
Speaker 1: and then she brings it back down on the books
Speaker 1: like she's putting something behind him. And then she like
Speaker 1: look at she puts she puts this hand like on
Speaker 1: his head, is like to get to post, places herself
Speaker 1: back up. See she's like move on, was like get
Speaker 1: out of the way a piece of meat. It's fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I think that's what I see. And just to embarrass myself, No,
Speaker 1: I did not have my I was in the sun
Speaker 1: a lot that year. Just shut up, put the stupid hair.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear myself. I just wanted you
Speaker 1: to see because it's the same.
Speaker 2: She's pulling her husband down.
Speaker 1: With the left she just loves. Yeah, I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear what I have to say right now because
Speaker 1: I just told you. But yeah, so that's that was
Speaker 1: her fullivor too.
Speaker 2: And then if I were on the gun and the
Speaker 2: left hand, and it appears just at that very moment
Speaker 2: when the shot.
Speaker 19: Comes, let's move this started showing his head and then
Speaker 19: too his head and there's an impact. Let's move this
Speaker 19: started showing up.
Speaker 1: Where's that one that just I don't see the babbling.
Speaker 1: It like jumps to where okay, here you go to his.
Speaker 2: Head and there's an impact and the bullet.
Speaker 20: She puts her head on hand on his head and
Speaker 20: just like you get out of.
Speaker 1: See he pushes him on the way.
Speaker 2: Look at the shot. You see clearly the blood on
Speaker 2: the left hand side, not the right.
Speaker 1: Not the Now this I had a question, all right,
Speaker 1: so I think it's just good. But they they they
Speaker 1: say it's price like this. I'm like this. They can
Speaker 1: make something specifically for that moment. You know, it doesn't
Speaker 1: have to be something. We don't have to try to
Speaker 1: match it with something, because they could have made anything
Speaker 1: that would have worked for that particular situation. Yah telling you,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you guys. Once you see it, it's like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, that she shot him. It wasn't the
Speaker 1: first bullet, but it was definitely the last one. She said.
Speaker 1: It could be a sound or a word, yeah, or
Speaker 1: I could tone right hand signal or anything to make
Speaker 1: them flip. Yeah. Usually it's part of the trauma too,
Speaker 1: where like you could used to the phone call and
Speaker 1: somebody will say something. Obviously you can get a phone
Speaker 1: call in the car. But you understand me, like they
Speaker 1: did this whole thing. They showed this in on that movie.
Speaker 1: Was it even called conspiracy theory with uh? With mel Gibson?
Speaker 1: But that's that's just one example of Hollywood talking about it.
Speaker 1: But there's that book by is it how to make
Speaker 1: a how to make a trauma based mind its old
Speaker 1: slave or something like that? By uh, help me out,
Speaker 1: what's his name? Let's see if I can look it up.
Speaker 1: The Illuminati formula to create a mind control So yeah, Springmyer,
Speaker 1: Fritz Fritzy, no shuit? Is that the whole book? Now
Speaker 1: it's only thirty pages unless that's all the Illuminati formula
Speaker 1: to created mind control slave? Hell yeah, all right, so
Speaker 1: that's an excerpt from the book. I wasn't too glad
Speaker 1: to find out, all all right? So into the Instagram
Speaker 1: we go into the Great Way to open under this
Speaker 1: guy's a blue I'll rebule it out a clue, all right?
Speaker 1: So you did see all this this one? Okay?
Speaker 14: He stayed awake for over two hundred hours straight and
Speaker 14: what it did to him is terrifying. Radio DJ Peter
Speaker 14: Tripp attempted one of the most daring sleep deprivation experiments ever,
Speaker 14: all to raise money for charity. He sat in the
Speaker 14: Glass studio in the middle of Times Square, hosting his
Speaker 14: radio show for over eight days and nights while being
Speaker 14: monitored by doctors and psychiatrists that ensured he didn't get
Speaker 14: a single second asleep, and things started going south on
Speaker 14: day three. Most streaming happens during your remsp every ninety minutes,
Speaker 14: but Peter's brain started going into his rem cycles while
Speaker 14: he was still awake, so he was experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I think a lot of psychosis that has
Speaker 1: with people that are on, like you know, stimulant drugs,
Speaker 1: has more to do with the sleep deprivision that does
Speaker 1: the drug, because if it's not a psychoactive drug, I mean,
Speaker 1: if it's not like a hallucinogenic llucinogen, how do you
Speaker 1: account for that. So maybe the people that were eating
Speaker 1: each other's faces and stuff like that on bas salts
Speaker 1: were doing it because of their their dream sequence filtering
Speaker 1: into their day waking hours and seeing his.
Speaker 14: Dreams wall awake nightmares and all. He saw spiders crawling
Speaker 14: all over issues. He thought one doctor was an undertaker
Speaker 14: who came to marry him. He even ran out on
Speaker 14: the street without clothes because he thought he was on fire.
Speaker 14: After two hundred and one hours of being awake, he
Speaker 14: slept for twenty four.
Speaker 1: Does anybody remember the Russian experiment with the three people
Speaker 1: that they I think they gave kind of drug too
Speaker 1: to keep them awake. And they looked like ghastly animals, monsters,
Speaker 1: and they were saying some weird shit. They were tearing
Speaker 1: each other, like they're tearing their own, like muscles off
Speaker 1: of their arms. It was I don't know, it's weird story.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much of it's true. Let's see
Speaker 1: two detectives begin and investigated a disastrous secret military experiment
Speaker 1: where five prisoners were kept awake for thirty days in
Speaker 1: a sealed gas chamber. So I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: real or if it's fake. It could be fake. The
Speaker 1: film based on the Creepypasta, an urban legend with horror
Speaker 1: elements that circulated via copying and pasting throughout the internet.
Speaker 1: Now that may be true, or there might be elements
Speaker 1: of truth in it. I don't know, but anyway, let's
Speaker 1: move on.
Speaker 14: But when he woke up, everyone he knew, including his wife, said.
Speaker 1: He because a lot of this happens too, like what
Speaker 1: happens here, there's a lot of it was going on,
Speaker 1: Like there something enters you when you're not sleeping, Like
Speaker 1: the reason why you sleep is to prevent shit like
Speaker 1: this from happen. Like his whole personality was different.
Speaker 21: It's a completely different individual, and he stayed that way.
Speaker 4: He stayed away.
Speaker 1: And I've heard people who have been awake for like
Speaker 1: a week, ten days. It takes them months upon months
Speaker 1: upon months to get back to feeling normal themselves. But
Speaker 1: who knows what that means. Some of them don't even
Speaker 1: recognize people that they like, are very close with after
Speaker 1: that level of sleep deprivation.
Speaker 22: To those of you in the audience, you're a business people, which.
Speaker 1: Makes me wonder if when you're awake that long, if something,
Speaker 1: if there's an exchange there different different person in habits
Speaker 1: another person leaves.
Speaker 3: Pretty simple.
Speaker 22: If you're paying twelve thirteen dollars fourteen dollars an hour
Speaker 22: for factory workers, and you can move your factory south
Speaker 22: for border pay a dollar an hour for labor, hi are.
Speaker 3: Young twenty five.
Speaker 22: That's assume you've been in business for a long time,
Speaker 22: You've got a mature work for us pay a dollar
Speaker 22: an hour for your labor, have no health care that's
Speaker 22: the most expensive single element making a car, have no
Speaker 22: environmental controls, no pollution controls, and no retirement, and you
Speaker 22: don't care about.
Speaker 6: Anything but making money.
Speaker 22: There will be a jimt sucking sound going south. So
Speaker 22: we if the people send me to wash, then the
Speaker 22: first thing I'll do is study that two thousand page
Speaker 22: agreement and make sure it's a two way street. One
Speaker 22: last point here I've called it. I decided I was
Speaker 22: dumb and didn't understand it. So I called the who's
Speaker 22: who the folks have been around it, and I said,
Speaker 22: why won't everybody go south? They said, we'll be disrupted.
Speaker 22: I said for how long? I finally got them up
Speaker 22: for twelve to fifteen years, and I said, well, how
Speaker 22: does it stop being disrupted? And that is when their
Speaker 22: jobs come up from a dollar an hour to six
Speaker 22: dollars an hour, and I just go down to six
Speaker 22: dollars an hour. Then it's leveled again. But in the
Speaker 22: meantime you've wrecked the country with these kinds of beatles.
Speaker 6: We got to cut it out. Thank you, mister Perro
Speaker 6: to those of you, and.
Speaker 1: It nef to gat and usmc A. Let's not forget
Speaker 1: that Trump, even though he was criticizing all this stuff
Speaker 1: and blah blah blah, and now he's got turffs going on.
Speaker 1: He's the same guy who signed the usma A. So
Speaker 1: is that doppelganger who does something that would be in
Speaker 1: the exact opposite direction of what he claims to be
Speaker 1: moving toward. Mm hmm, And let's not forget that. Not
Speaker 1: too long, we'll say it to be uh, you know,
Speaker 1: fastille fastigious. We can say that that that that the
Speaker 1: the ink on the signature for the USMCA hadn't time
Speaker 1: yet to dry before we were in the lockdown. I
Speaker 1: don't buy everything this guy says. You want to know
Speaker 1: how deep I've gone down rabbit holes? I'm again once again,
Speaker 1: first of all, the obnoxious hubers starts sinking starting off,
Speaker 1: I'm special and I'm smarter, and I'm insulting to everybody
Speaker 1: else because look at how anybody like I told you.
Speaker 1: You give anybody like a crumb and they run up
Speaker 1: to the highest mountain and then they go, ha ha,
Speaker 1: I'm the smartest man alive. You all bowed to me. Now,
Speaker 1: any little crumb of information, they don't even understand what
Speaker 1: it is, but they got it.
Speaker 23: I'm convinced that both of the world wars were really
Speaker 23: just to erase the old world, and that there was
Speaker 23: an entire narrative scripted around who the bad guys were,
Speaker 23: who the allies are, and it was really meant to
Speaker 23: just destroy all these beautiful cities. They took out all
Speaker 23: of the bells. If you guys haven't looked into why
Speaker 23: there would be bells in public spaces and the healing property, well.
Speaker 1: Uh, they did that because you have phase one the
Speaker 1: rule the wars, and they didn't want anything positive to
Speaker 1: interfere with terrorforming the world the way they need it
Speaker 1: for their cabalistic ends, which is making the world the chaotic,
Speaker 1: perverted mess. And also a couple more things attached to
Speaker 1: that right they have. They it's now, it's on their timeline.
Speaker 1: There are no other countries really that I can think of,
Speaker 1: maybe Russia that will put any type of slow, you know,
Speaker 1: resistance interference into what these banks in this cult want,
Speaker 1: and so they're just waiting for the time to be
Speaker 1: correct for their ritual itself. The numerology more than anything.
Speaker 1: It's not about mustering up or it is just a
Speaker 1: matter of they're taking their time to do on the
Speaker 1: days that they wanted for the most impact.
Speaker 23: These and the harmonious properties that these churches and the
Speaker 23: all the architecture was built in. Okay, it's sacred geometry,
Speaker 23: and it's not unrealistic that they started two world wars.
Speaker 1: Just saying sacred geometry but not attaching it to anything,
Speaker 1: just using let's just use some words that you know,
Speaker 1: are you know, buzzwords and not actually put any substance
Speaker 1: in between the words. I'll just say a bunch of
Speaker 1: buzzwords all together and that'll be like, oh, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I knows what we talk about.
Speaker 3: Input.
Speaker 23: At the time, our best men in every single country
Speaker 23: lined up across each other because they wanted to take
Speaker 23: out the most brave and quote unquote prestigious.
Speaker 4: Men for every country, knowing that all of them would want.
Speaker 3: To go to war.
Speaker 1: You want to know how, well, yeah, that happens with
Speaker 1: love wars. They take the best and brightest as much
Speaker 1: as they can. They got you know, sons of senators
Speaker 1: and all of stuff going out there. Usually they're a
Speaker 1: little bit more insulated, but when you find out that
Speaker 1: it's all for the o vase, you kind of make it,
Speaker 1: you don't want to do it anymore. So that's why
Speaker 1: we're not allowed to know that stuff. It's for the
Speaker 1: very people who want you dead or sending you off
Speaker 1: to your death so that there's no thinking, thinkers or
Speaker 1: leaders or strong people who would be soldiers and warriors
Speaker 1: left in the country that you left behind for whatever
Speaker 1: goddamn discussing plan they have next. For those those people,
Speaker 1: your family, your surviving members of your family. It's where
Speaker 1: we're at, guys. I cannot meet yesterday, and it wasn't
Speaker 1: all that great. When we Jews have put issue upon
Speaker 1: issue to the American people. When we promote both sides
Speaker 1: of the issue as confusion, then we put then we
Speaker 1: promote both sides of the issue as confusion rains. They
Speaker 1: promote both sides of the issue. So when you're talking
Speaker 1: about alternative media, when you're talking about Stu Peters talking
Speaker 1: bad stuff about the Jews, or you know, Adam Green
Speaker 1: or whomever else does it in a in a comic
Speaker 1: in it like a an artificial cartoonish caricature of a
Speaker 1: of a real of a real boy type of way.
Speaker 1: Because Stu is just a really bad actor, but he
Speaker 1: thinks he's so dramatic. He thinks he's on he's doing
Speaker 1: his monologue on on Broadway every night. It's a joke,
Speaker 1: you know, you know this what has comes from. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: you know people said that you get he left lost
Speaker 1: of gold or he stepped away from the gold Co sponsor.
Speaker 1: Well is that on paper though, Like he doesn't have
Speaker 1: to sell the stuff for them to be to be
Speaker 1: paid by them, and it's not not gold Coat whatever
Speaker 1: entity that was telling gold Color to do it, I'm
Speaker 1: sure he's still getting the same. It's like there's no
Speaker 1: real inter option. And maybe it was brought out so
Speaker 1: that he would that would be another way of him,
Speaker 1: you know, showing that he's legit. He's a very sneaky
Speaker 1: little shit, this guy like he there's nothing, he has
Speaker 1: no scruples and there's nothing that's beneath him or however
Speaker 1: way you say that. With their eyes fixed on the issues, right,
Speaker 1: remember that point that panopticon fish bowl that I talked about,
Speaker 1: where we just distract one another until they're ready to
Speaker 1: pick us off, like shooting fish in a barrel with then,
Speaker 1: with their eyes fixed on the issues, they failed to
Speaker 1: see who is behind every scene We chuuse toy with
Speaker 1: the American public as a cat toys with a mouse,
Speaker 1: Harod Wallace, Harold Wallace Rosenthal. I didn't want to play
Speaker 1: it because the music is annoying. As an American soldier.
Speaker 1: This letter an American soldier's letter, I just tray did
Speaker 1: this yesterday. We'll do it one time. American soldier's letter
Speaker 1: from nineteen forty five, a week before he was killed
Speaker 1: in action. We clean our rifles and polish our shoes
Speaker 1: to win this war for the goddamn Jews. He sounds
Speaker 1: like he was a great individual. It's too bad that
Speaker 1: was he did that one already. If now this is
Speaker 1: Mike and he's talking to a couple of ways, this guy,
Speaker 1: I recognize this can't replace him, just I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've seen him doing like some stuff and presenting some stuff,
Speaker 1: and I realized that after a while that was what
Speaker 1: he was. And I was like, oh Jesus Christ, here
Speaker 1: we go. But I think he was doing something like
Speaker 1: a medical truth or some crap like that. Wasn't he
Speaker 1: to remind me who this guy is? But it says
Speaker 1: Jewish couple exposes plan to enforce Noah High laws? What
Speaker 1: did we just get done?
Speaker 3: Saying?
Speaker 1: I remember talking about no high laws. Remember that guy
Speaker 1: and that guy over with the Ali shut up Richie
Speaker 1: from Boston, that Pounders guy and what he used to
Speaker 1: be involved in, and how they're bringing you know that
Speaker 1: they follow those and they want to bring forth the
Speaker 1: but Noah hide laws, right, and the Jewish couple exposes
Speaker 1: the plan to enforce Noahide laws in America and worldwide,
Speaker 1: to make worshiping Jesus punishable by death as idolatry. But
Speaker 1: that's not the whole thing. It's crushing the human soul
Speaker 1: and spirit because you can't think anything, because it's all
Speaker 1: a game. If you think that you follow some rules
Speaker 1: in the Jews, let you live. Know these people are
Speaker 1: sick fucks you think that's how it is. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: just do what they say and then they have compassion
Speaker 1: in their heart. Oh now you get it. No, No,
Speaker 1: they eat fucking babies. Guys. Come on, they don't have
Speaker 1: a goddamn lick of compassion for even their own children,
Speaker 1: whom they also abuse. What makes you think you're gonna
Speaker 1: be able to reason with them or show them anything
Speaker 1: that they're going to respect the ones on top, the
Speaker 1: vicious ones. They're not going to freaking give a shit
Speaker 1: about you.
Speaker 5: We see the full implementation of the Noah Haid laws
Speaker 5: in America. Wouldn't that mean in a practical sense that
Speaker 5: people who quote certain passages of the Bible, especially in
Speaker 5: the New Testament, would be arrested in an imprisoned in America?
Speaker 21: Yes, you would, You would be killed for them.
Speaker 1: How happy she is about it?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 21: Will yes?
Speaker 1: If yeah, you could be. You know, nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: that because it makes us happy. And with the Jews
Speaker 1: not really their salvator. It's a salvator in anti thesis
Speaker 1: or antithesis, it's not really are you in way? Like,
Speaker 1: why would you even say that? Like it's legitimately what's
Speaker 1: going on? So how is it fear born? Like to
Speaker 1: express how crazy the world truly is? Is just called reporting.
Speaker 1: It's called reporting. You see something and you say something
Speaker 1: about it, It's called reporting. He didn't embellish, He says
Speaker 1: he's the one that said, yes, you could be. Like,
Speaker 1: where's the feared point of aspect here, Bud, Let's bring
Speaker 1: old Germany back, said Triple nine pandemics.
Speaker 6: I like that.
Speaker 1: That's so stupid, Belinda. You're just gonna send stand there
Speaker 1: like an idiot and let someone murder you. That's not
Speaker 1: gonna help anybody. Jesus gave his life for me, and
Speaker 1: I will gladly risk mind for him. Yeah, well that
Speaker 1: means is that you're gonna stand there and say it's
Speaker 1: God's will and let yourself get killed. That's so stupid.
Speaker 1: Do you have a rifle, little blond lady, or are
Speaker 1: you gonna do something? What are you gonna do? Who
Speaker 1: are you gonna point it at? You don't even know
Speaker 1: where the fuck the enemy is? Shut up? I hate
Speaker 1: when people are talking. I don't care who it is
Speaker 1: who make these I'm gonna die on the battlefield type
Speaker 1: of statement. So it's like, well, did you do it
Speaker 1: for like absolutely no purpose? Because they make dying for
Speaker 1: stupidity because you don't even know what the hell the
Speaker 1: purpose was, isn't It doesn't make you any it doesn't
Speaker 1: make you special. Do you go to heaven for being stupid?
Speaker 1: Or should you point the thing that did the business
Speaker 1: end at something that will actually maybe start slowing down
Speaker 1: the problem the Jewish people killed? Oh my god, jee,
Speaker 1: this is all Jesus stuff. Well, that's his fault for
Speaker 1: putting Jesus in there, though we already know this don't
Speaker 1: we that it was the Olympic. The RMS Olympic was
Speaker 1: the one that was damaged. Couldn't get insurance for it
Speaker 1: looked very similar to the Titanic, So they swapped out
Speaker 1: so that the one that was damaged would be the
Speaker 1: one that they sunk, because it was already planned and
Speaker 1: deliberate that they did so, or somebody even say, well,
Speaker 1: that's why, blah blah blah, it did sink because it
Speaker 1: already was damaged. Well, the way the other it seems
Speaker 1: very convenient that all the people that we would have
Speaker 1: opposed to the Federal Reserve with any power behind them
Speaker 1: end up dying. And that wasn't just three three top
Speaker 1: main people that they tell you. But it wasn't just
Speaker 1: three people. They were all invited. Oh gee, you know
Speaker 1: what's his name there? JP Morgan, the man of the hour,
Speaker 1: the master of ceremonies. He couldn't make it that night
Speaker 1: for that voyage. Yeah, there's other things to do, even
Speaker 1: though you went the boats. The fame ship at the
Speaker 1: bottom of the North Atlantic is actually not the Titanic.
Speaker 1: It's their near identical sister ship, the Olympic. She was
Speaker 1: switched out last minute as part of the massive insurance
Speaker 1: fraud scheme involving the White Star Line and JP Morgan.
Speaker 1: So what happened was when it was damaged. I think
Speaker 1: it was something like a I don't know tug about
Speaker 1: the barge. I don't know if it was, but it
Speaker 1: would listen really far to the left. So when it
Speaker 1: got damaged, they're saying that it pulled itself way far
Speaker 1: away from This is the part of the story that's
Speaker 1: a lie because there was all kinds of people out there.
Speaker 1: They were that nobody responded to it. Should have goddamn
Speaker 1: known that there was a problem, because it's like it
Speaker 1: was meant to be ignored while people are dying. But
Speaker 1: they said, I listed really far away from Ah, you
Speaker 1: know what do you call it rescue boats or whatever?
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't buy into that aspect of it.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. But either way, yeah, that has
Speaker 1: if does that make anything else about the rest of
Speaker 1: it matter? Like? Is it make okay, so we swapped
Speaker 1: out the boats? If that's true. Are you is that
Speaker 1: an argument to say that's why it sunk because it
Speaker 1: was already damaged or is it simply to say that
Speaker 1: that's not the Titanic at the bombs. So okay, so
Speaker 1: where's the Olympic is that was the Olympic And here's
Speaker 1: the other thing too.
Speaker 6: So if.
Speaker 1: The other the other part of that problem is if
Speaker 1: the Titanic sinks and you're it's supposed to be the Titanic,
Speaker 1: it's supposed to be the Titanic, right right, right? Then
Speaker 1: having the Olympic, it's so the titans the Titanic, but
Speaker 1: it's actually the Olympic, the Olympics, the one that had
Speaker 1: the damage. You can't who are you gonna tell to
Speaker 1: try to get insurance on the other one that is
Speaker 1: not really the Olympic anymore? So how would you how
Speaker 1: what did what did that? What problem did that solve?
Speaker 1: A You're gonna say, oh, yeah, no, look, this one
Speaker 1: doesn't have any damage, So how's it still the Olympic
Speaker 1: Because that's why they couldn't get insurance on it, because
Speaker 1: they had damage and they went they went and they
Speaker 1: went insurance. So they're like, all right, well we'll swap
Speaker 1: it out with the Olympics. They're saying they swamped it
Speaker 1: out with the Olympic because the Olympic couldn't get insurance
Speaker 1: on him. That's so that's why they were going to
Speaker 1: sink down on the bottom. But if that's true, why
Speaker 1: and they just send out the Olympic as the boat
Speaker 1: and leave the Titanic? Because now now they can't because
Speaker 1: if they if they scratched off the names and put
Speaker 1: the you know, painted them a different name, well then
Speaker 1: you still can't get insurance where because how are you
Speaker 1: gonna how are you gonna tell them that, no, we
Speaker 1: sent that other boat out and that's the one that
Speaker 1: was you know, uninsuredable, that's the one that a bunch
Speaker 1: of people just died on. So can you insure this one? Now? Like,
Speaker 1: I don't what purpose does that serve? You can't do that,
Speaker 1: You wouldn't be able to do that, okay with that?
Speaker 1: Oh this is interesting.
Speaker 24: You're a Jew, and certainly Jews are okay with revenge.
Speaker 1: You know something about Jewish law?
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 24: I know that if you cross Israel's borders without the
Speaker 24: proper invitation, the bombs they go a bursting.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 24: When Israel kidnapped Iikman and hanged them, Jewish people the
Speaker 24: world overcheered and.
Speaker 21: But first of all Iikman was responsible for mass murder.
Speaker 24: So it's not whether Judaism supports revenge.
Speaker 1: But when you're offensive really uh h yeah, yeah, I'm offended.
Speaker 1: Close this place down, make him lose his job.
Speaker 24: I was just going to say the same about you,
Speaker 24: that Judaism has never been preoccupied with the forgiveness justice. Justice,
Speaker 24: you shall pursue, That's what the Torah commands. My client
Speaker 24: was pursuing justice when she avenged the death of her
Speaker 24: only daughter. What's truly offensive is you sitting high on
Speaker 24: your scholarly horse and suggesting that God, anybody's God, would
Speaker 24: condemn her for it. I suspect if your child was murdered,
Speaker 24: had it been your child's murderer who went free?
Speaker 4: He was quantificating about forgiveness and when's you're a jew?
Speaker 1: Nice? Boston Legal is a good show that was usually
Speaker 1: mostly funny, but I think we did that on yesterday.
Speaker 1: What do you guys think? These are usually silly and
Speaker 1: so this could easily be fake, but it's funny. I still.
Speaker 25: Sh Yeah Shai Stone.
Speaker 26: Shy Stone.
Speaker 3: In Quman thoughts.
Speaker 1: So basically he's not a reptilian, He's an old powerful empire.
Speaker 1: Ye fled to Japan. Cool? Maybe they will do what
Speaker 1: they did? Uh in Mexico at the end of the
Speaker 1: Young Guns and just you know, end it all. They
Speaker 1: think they chopped off on the dude's heads. The guy
Speaker 1: who played a whoever the character was of Christians later
Speaker 1: he couldn't he couldn't help but boast about who he was,
Speaker 1: and there was a price on his head, so he
Speaker 1: lost his head. He said he cracked the code. I go,
Speaker 1: he cracked the crack. He didn't crack the code.
Speaker 6: Okay, here's the update, yo, yo, cracked the code. I
Speaker 6: cracked the code.
Speaker 1: By everybody's you're such a genius. Yay, you see your
Speaker 1: genius and your your legend in your own mind. The
Speaker 1: person who once said I don't read books, books are stupid,
Speaker 1: and people who very books are there getting because who
Speaker 1: the hell wants to hear what you have to say
Speaker 1: and your thoughts and all that shit. Reading books makes
Speaker 1: you stupid, That's what he.
Speaker 6: Said, expressing myself constantly.
Speaker 27: Elon gave me this platform like last first time three
Speaker 27: years ago when I when I sent it up, I
Speaker 27: put up this swasika inside of a six point star, and.
Speaker 6: Elon personally took me off the platform.
Speaker 27: Then Drew started fucking with him, pulling advertisers all this
Speaker 27: kind of shit.
Speaker 6: He saw how they were put me back on the platform.
Speaker 6: What y'all experiencing right now is ultimate freedom.
Speaker 27: Like do you know how much money that I had
Speaker 27: to have in order to be able to pop this
Speaker 27: much shit on Twitter. I'm a fuck about cars, houses, Uh,
Speaker 27: life or death, jail or so called freedom.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: What I care about is actual freedom.
Speaker 27: And I got about the country right I'm back in
Speaker 27: Japan one of my homes because they started getting around
Speaker 27: people and getting people.
Speaker 6: To say, oh, he needs to go to the hospital,
Speaker 6: he needs to go What did I do? What did
Speaker 6: I What did I physically do? I need to go
Speaker 6: to the hospital my nigga for what?
Speaker 1: For tweeting my nigga?
Speaker 6: For real?
Speaker 27: But just saying wow, shit, it's so much wild shit
Speaker 27: setting and movies like this man Leonardo DiCaprio said the
Speaker 27: word nigga ten thousand times in front of Jamie Fox
Speaker 27: and Carrie Washington Black Excellence.
Speaker 6: They had this white boy saying nigga a million time.
Speaker 6: Niggas is up there for the for the check.
Speaker 17: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Because of Jamie Fox and Kerry Washington one, Okay, we
Speaker 6: get it.
Speaker 1: NEWLX Bebel This is interesting.
Speaker 28: She was thirteen years old, he was forty seven and
Speaker 28: a Rolling Stone eighties ex that's bar forty seven. Unfortunately,
Speaker 28: Mandy's story has been lost to history, or at least
Speaker 28: contained to this fourteen hundred dollars out of print, impossible
Speaker 28: to find memoir until now I tracked it down.
Speaker 6: I have it.
Speaker 28: I would never do that to you guys. It's called
Speaker 28: It's all over now. Seduced to thirteen, married at nineteen,
Speaker 28: divorced at twenty one. My Life with a Rolling Stone
Speaker 28: in the book, Mandy Smith talks about how she was
Speaker 28: just thirteen years old when.
Speaker 1: She and Pretty Doll for thirteen her fifteen year.
Speaker 28: Old sister started going to local clubs and bars in London.
Speaker 28: Or One night, a bouncer gives her a ticket to
Speaker 28: sit in the audience of a music award show, and
Speaker 28: that's how she meets Bill Wyman, who plays the bass
Speaker 28: in the Rolling Stones. The year is nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 28: She is thirteen years old, her sister's fifteen years old.
Speaker 28: Bill Wyman's forty seven, and he knows exactly how old
Speaker 28: both of them are, but this does not put him off.
Speaker 28: He's like, hey, I want to introduce you to my
Speaker 28: friend who runs a modeling agency, and then after you
Speaker 28: meet with him, you can come out lunch.
Speaker 1: Dude, he was forty seven in the eighties. That's like
Speaker 1: forty fucking years ago. He's he live took me.
Speaker 28: She said that he was super polite, he was the
Speaker 28: perfect gentleman, and he was. Nothing untoward happened on their
Speaker 28: first couple of dates because right off the bat he
Speaker 28: appreciates himself too.
Speaker 1: Well, you're but you call them dates and you're thirteen,
Speaker 1: So yeah, it doesn't matter how nice he was about.
Speaker 28: It, or her sister and her mom. At one point,
Speaker 28: she invites him over to dinner to meet her mother,
Speaker 28: thinking that she was going to set Bill up with
Speaker 28: her mom, and this scene honestly is haunting. Quote over coffee,
Speaker 28: because he was lost, with a lot of cigarette to hold,
Speaker 28: he began to play with the cardboard and wrapping paper
Speaker 28: from the box of chocolates that he'd brought. Watching him,
Speaker 28: and by now spellbound, I realized that he was actually
Speaker 28: sculpting a pretty little doll. When he had completed this
Speaker 28: mini masterpiece, he presented it to me with a great flourish.
Speaker 28: He smiled, you're not too old to play with dolls.
Speaker 1: Are you Mandy? What a sick fucking scumbag? He wants
Speaker 1: a banger and he's like, you're not too old to
Speaker 1: play with dolls?
Speaker 2: Are you?
Speaker 11: WHOA?
Speaker 28: At night, he kisses her, They're off to the races.
Speaker 28: He invites her to his estate in the British countryside
Speaker 28: called getting Hall. She again brings her sister. He starts
Speaker 28: bringing her to a restaurant he always goes to, or
Speaker 28: you know it's the owner called Tramp. This is what
Speaker 28: funny Mandy says about him bringing her around to Tramp.
Speaker 28: Bill introduced me to Keith, Patty and the others. Someone
Speaker 28: I can't remember who asked how old I was. I
Speaker 28: was a bit flabbergasted. Not until much later did I
Speaker 28: learn that this was always the question on everyone's lips
Speaker 28: whenever they met a new girl of Bill's. His partiality
Speaker 28: for teenage models was well known in Tramp and among
Speaker 28: his friends, so it was automatically the first question they asked.
Speaker 28: Instagram's Gonna cut Me Off? Part two is already up.
Speaker 17: She was thirteen.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to comment on the person who's doing
Speaker 1: the video, but interesting conversation. This young man wiped the
Speaker 1: fluid with this a Zionis soldier. I don't know about
Speaker 1: all that.
Speaker 29: Before. I don't like Israel, you know before, But right
Speaker 29: now I think everyone doesn't like Israel. Bro right now?
Speaker 29: You you you you're handsome man.
Speaker 6: Yes, I know, of course, I know.
Speaker 29: I know. Look at your hair, bro, it's very good.
Speaker 29: Like I know, your head look looks like my balls,
Speaker 29: you know, like the problem?
Speaker 10: Now why I come in to you?
Speaker 6: Come?
Speaker 29: But don't take my house like my house.
Speaker 3: You did.
Speaker 29: Oh, I'm okay, okay, but you don't. You don't got
Speaker 29: to look, you know, to kill a soldier. I think
Speaker 29: you haven't killed any soldier. The only people you this baby,
Speaker 29: eachildren don't know me and welma. Right now it's like
Speaker 29: you take I take all of you. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 29: you do.
Speaker 6: Right you're the.
Speaker 29: Terrorists, suld be scared. You're the one who want to
Speaker 29: take me? What did definition of terrorists?
Speaker 3: Tell me?
Speaker 29: Explain people? And what the idea of did?
Speaker 3: What do you?
Speaker 29: What did you do? You ain't got the look to
Speaker 29: kill a sal chick.
Speaker 2: It the only people.
Speaker 29: Children and babies. Okay, dancing is the mhmm.
Speaker 1: You guys did this one before?
Speaker 10: Another time I had a friend of mine killed and
Speaker 10: I was very upset, and I asked this Vietnamese for
Speaker 10: his ID card and he said, come be up, and
Speaker 10: that means I don't understand in Vietnamese, and just pissed
Speaker 10: me off. I pulled up my knife and killed him
Speaker 10: and it didn't bother me at all. I just called
Speaker 10: and I said when DC killed And they said, how
Speaker 10: do you know he's in DC? And I said, because
Speaker 10: he's dead, and they and said, okay, you know. And
Speaker 10: I'd come in and people would ask me what's going
Speaker 10: on in the front. I'd tell them, and they keep
Speaker 10: it sharp for how many kills you have? And I'd
Speaker 10: come in and they show me how many I have
Speaker 10: and what it is. Every time you kill someone, you
Speaker 10: have to report it and you'd have to search them
Speaker 10: for papers and stuff. But this is something else.
Speaker 25: Body count.
Speaker 10: If ten of us would go out and I'd come
Speaker 10: back with only five men, we'd lost half our men
Speaker 10: and you couldn't say that you didn't see any enemy.
Speaker 10: So you could have only killed one enemy. And by
Speaker 10: the time it would get up to the high command,
Speaker 10: you know you killed fifty of them because they couldn't
Speaker 10: say that they lost five men.
Speaker 7: Take in one.
Speaker 10: So the body counts a bunch of shit. You know,
Speaker 10: what they say and what they get is different things.
Speaker 10: Like you'd read the newspaper on Operation Medina. Two hundred
Speaker 10: of us went out and about forty seven of us
Speaker 10: made it back, and they just ambushed us and wiped
Speaker 10: the hell out of us. And I didn't see any
Speaker 10: googs men. They were sitting in the trees dropping grenades
Speaker 10: on us, and they had machine guns on the front
Speaker 10: and the side. And the newspaper said, we had all
Speaker 10: these kills. You know, I didn't know what helly were
Speaker 10: talking about. I knew saw any kills, but they just
Speaker 10: didn't want like to admit that all those men got
Speaker 10: killed for nothing. Another time, I had a friend, all right.
Speaker 1: We've seen that one. What tells this?
Speaker 21: Have any of you actually discovered who this guy is yet?
Speaker 2: And I'm not talking about jay Z.
Speaker 1: You're talking about the Wilson guy who who painted the Wilson.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about this guy right here.
Speaker 21: A lot of celebrities have his art.
Speaker 1: The ripped off child face representation, and.
Speaker 30: Some celebrities idolize him so much they spend millions of
Speaker 30: dollars on his artwork and his hairstyles too. This is
Speaker 30: Jean Michel Boscia, the boyfriend of Madonna before the world
Speaker 30: even knew her name, and it kind of made me
Speaker 30: wonder why certain celebrities idolize him so much. For example,
Speaker 30: like his three pointed crown, which was Chris Rock's first
Speaker 30: tattoo at the age of fifty five, in which Lebron James.
Speaker 21: Jumped in on that too. Same for p Ditty and Dave.
Speaker 30: Batista, and it made me wonder why Hollywood finds Basquillacht's
Speaker 30: artwork more unique than.
Speaker 1: He's probably the son of some six psychopathic, high ranking
Speaker 1: child killing cult member.
Speaker 16: Anyone else's. For one, article state that he was a medium,
Speaker 16: a magician. His mission was nothing less than the restoration
Speaker 16: of powerful spiritual function to art, a channeling of the
Speaker 16: eternal through the ephemeral. Article state that Basquiocht was a
Speaker 16: scion of Haiti. He knows the lowest the Haitian gods,
Speaker 16: and he knows what they sound like on a jazz record.
Speaker 16: He can hear Erzili when she's speaking through the clarinet,
Speaker 16: and he understands the relationship between possession on the dance
Speaker 16: floor that the gods are in the music, and I
Speaker 16: find it extremely coincidental that P Diddy has a massive
Speaker 16: back tattoo of Erzilli or a Zilee Dan tour on
Speaker 16: his back.
Speaker 21: What are you spot on? I'd say?
Speaker 30: And how ironic is it that Madonna depicts a lazy
Speaker 30: as well, right down to the heart. Many celebrities own
Speaker 30: his art, specially Ellen. I believe me she has many.
Speaker 30: This video is long enough, but stay tuned.
Speaker 16: For part two of Hollywood Celebrities who I don't haven't you?
Speaker 1: You're not to cut off the part of that's telling
Speaker 1: you to stay tuned for.
Speaker 20: Oh, here you go.
Speaker 6: He's an early thirty and you're a late fiftcake. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but somehow you.
Speaker 4: Both look the stay ads there? M.
Speaker 21: You know, I suck babies of blood and put it
Speaker 21: on my face.
Speaker 4: He's an early thirty and you're a late fiftcake.
Speaker 28: Yeah, but somehow you both look the stay ads there, M.
Speaker 21: I suck babies of blood.
Speaker 4: And put it on my face.
Speaker 1: It's hilarious. And look at the behind them stupid coality. So,
Speaker 1: which is basically this is funny that the equality sign
Speaker 1: was like the same colors as Ukraine before that should
Speaker 1: even start. So here's the guy remember we tell me
Speaker 1: I said, uh when we were going through the day
Speaker 1: in history. Here he is Mohammed Riza Paulavi.
Speaker 3: The Shah.
Speaker 1: Varran maintained a complex relationship with Israel during his reign
Speaker 1: nineteen forty one ninety seventy nine, characterized by both cooperation
Speaker 1: and underlying tensions. Mohammed Resa uh Pa Lavi's Iran engaged
Speaker 1: in a strategic, largely covert alliance with Israel. The relationship
Speaker 1: was not without its complexities and was ultimately shattered by
Speaker 1: the Iranian Revolution, leading to the current era of animosity
Speaker 1: between the two nations. Yeah, this guy is brought up
Speaker 1: in the book I'm reading too, Michael Collinswiper book.
Speaker 25: So the Israelis must give back the Arab lands they
Speaker 25: conquered in nineteen sixty seven, and he believes the Jewish
Speaker 25: lobby in the United States helps breed Israeli in transigence
Speaker 25: on that matter. In fact, he says, American presidents and
Speaker 25: presidential candidates are too quick to do the bidding of
Speaker 25: the Jewish lobby. Surely, your majesty, you're not telling me
Speaker 25: that the Jewish lobby in the United States pulls the
Speaker 25: strings of the presidency.
Speaker 3: Not entirely, but I think even a little too much,
Speaker 3: even for israel interests.
Speaker 25: Do you think the Jewish lobby in the United States
Speaker 25: is too powerful for the interests of Israel?
Speaker 3: I think so. Sometimes they are deserving the interests of Israel.
Speaker 3: They're pushing around to many people.
Speaker 25: How do you mean pushing around?
Speaker 3: Well, pressuring. They have many means at their disposal. They
Speaker 3: are putting up pressure on many, many people. And at
Speaker 3: the end, I don't think that it will even help Israel.
Speaker 25: Why if this is true, why would the President of
Speaker 25: the United States to that lobby.
Speaker 3: They are strong?
Speaker 25: Strong in what sense?
Speaker 3: We are controlling many.
Speaker 31: Things, controlling well, newspapers, medias, your majesty, banks, finances, and
Speaker 31: I'm going to stop there.
Speaker 25: Well, now, wait just a second. You really do believe
Speaker 25: that the Jewish community in the United States is that powerful.
Speaker 25: They make the media reflect their view of foreign policy. Yes,
Speaker 25: they do not report. We do not report, honestly, don't
Speaker 25: mix things peace. I don't say the media. I'll say
Speaker 25: in the media. They have people, not the entire media.
Speaker 25: Some newspapers will only reflect their views. Yes, The New
Speaker 25: York Times, for instance, is owned by the Salzburger family,
Speaker 25: who are Jewish? Are you suggesting that The New York
Speaker 25: Times is biased in its treatment of the question of Zionism,
Speaker 25: Israel's existence, the United States relationship with the Arab world.
Speaker 3: I will have to put all the articles of the
Speaker 3: New York Times written on this subject and wrote a conclusion.
Speaker 3: You can put this to the computer and it will
Speaker 3: answer you.
Speaker 25: What you're saying is that, yes, you do believe.
Speaker 3: Well, let's wait for the answer of the computer. Washington
Speaker 3: Post the same, the networks less.
Speaker 25: I must say you were speaking with your characteristic candor.
Speaker 3: Yes, if you like, I try to be candid. I
Speaker 3: have always been.
Speaker 4: He was even handed in his candor. Next, he turned
Speaker 4: to the Palestinians.
Speaker 3: The Pedestinians obviously had the sympathy of many, many people
Speaker 3: many almost all the countries in the world prosecuted people, stateless,
Speaker 3: people looking for a home or something, you know, exactly
Speaker 3: like the sympathy that the Jews had when they were
Speaker 3: searching for a home. Right. But our good Palestinian friends
Speaker 3: must know that there is only limit to where they
Speaker 3: can go and bully the world.
Speaker 31: Bully the world.
Speaker 25: Yes, right, terrorism, he insists, the Israelis must give back
Speaker 25: the Arab lands they conquered.
Speaker 28: All right, you tell me what should Israel do.
Speaker 13: What Israel should do is for the first time in
Speaker 13: its history, abandon its quest for regional domination and supremacy.
Speaker 13: Starting in nineteen forty seven, just a brief tour through history. Yes,
Speaker 13: Israel accepted partition. Publicly, Palestines didn't. It's not nice to
Speaker 13: welcome the partition of your land which is being stolen
Speaker 13: by foreigners. But privately, as Reel leaders, including David Bengorion said,
Speaker 13: we won't accept partition. We'll define for ourselves what our
Speaker 13: borders are. And that's why they proceeded to expel hundreds
Speaker 13: of thousands of Palestine, including into Lebanon.
Speaker 6: Creating this crisis.
Speaker 4: They refuse to address that.
Speaker 13: Instead of addressing their expulsion of Palestine that deft of
Speaker 13: their land, they've stolen more in nineteen sixty seven. In
Speaker 13: nineteen eighty two, the reason Israel invades Lebanon is because
Speaker 13: the Peel was there and the PLO at that time
Speaker 13: was joining the rest of the world and accepting a
Speaker 13: compromise of a Palestinian state. Google the Arab Peace Initiative.
Speaker 13: It's been renewed many times to Israel Israel's been offered
Speaker 13: by all the Arab states and the PLO, with even
Speaker 13: Iran joining them and accepting this. Everybody recognizing Israel, everybody
Speaker 13: making peace in exchange for Israel ending its occupation of
Speaker 13: the West Bank and Gaza. That's a major compromise for Palestinians.
Speaker 13: Israel is so hell bent on domination, occupation, and supremacy
Speaker 13: it's refused even to accept a Palestinian compromise when Hamas
Speaker 13: tried to join that after two thousand and five, when
Speaker 13: Israel withdrew, Israel still put Gaza under a complete siege,
Speaker 13: prevented any basic goods from getting in, carried out routine massacres,
Speaker 13: even when Hamas leadership.
Speaker 1: You tell me yeah, and you know they want to Canel.
Speaker 1: So she's annoying to listen to. I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's worth it. Oh, this is jacked up, it says,
Speaker 1: remember this.
Speaker 21: You give me the right name, Yeah, Jacob Todd Jones.
Speaker 17: Why don't the right name? It is the right name, Yes, it.
Speaker 1: Is Jacob Todd Jones. Chuck came by and crushed his bones,
Speaker 1: sat by a bacon who stood by and watched. Now
Speaker 1: his body is broken and squashed. The fucking fact that
Speaker 1: he says, don't run, simple fuck you says, tases him
Speaker 1: in the middle of a highway lane, sees speeding car,
Speaker 1: steps out of the way, continues to tase while watching,
Speaker 1: throws in in oh fuck for good measure, while still
Speaker 1: holding the trigger. Just a quick rundown. Yeah, yeah, for sure, man.
Speaker 1: Moral of this these pieces of ship, they say, moral
Speaker 1: of the story, don't run, he you. If cops are
Speaker 1: fucking out of the freaking control, they have absolutely no
Speaker 1: right to be harassing in the first place. And if
Speaker 1: anybody understood that, there'd be a lot of more fucking
Speaker 1: people on the pavement in uniforms, face down in a
Speaker 1: bloody pool, because that's where they belong.
Speaker 6: So right now, you're un rast.
Speaker 3: Feel your.
Speaker 20: Ship, ship, you your hand, dud dead, you'd retard, give
Speaker 20: me your hand?
Speaker 1: What a fuck? He's just carry on with his fucking retardation.
Speaker 1: At least it's a happy ending, Are you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 1: That's the best ending, dude, we ever, everybody mankind deserves
Speaker 1: exactly what is about to happen to them. That's the
Speaker 1: type of fucking garbage that's out there. That's your fil
Speaker 1: that's your thought. Do you even know what the fucking
Speaker 1: kid did?
Speaker 17: What do you do?
Speaker 1: Do you know what he did?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 1: A traffic infraction was worth his life because he ran
Speaker 1: from a cop. So you're that you believe in authority
Speaker 1: that fucking much. What the fuck is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: Free Ranger sixty three, you fat fucking pig, you fucking
Speaker 1: scumbag of a human being. And this fucking traveling unplugged
Speaker 1: faggot here, you guys are fucking out of your mouth.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't have run. Wow, all of you people are
Speaker 1: fucking disgusting. I can't wait until something because guess what
Speaker 1: if you think the unruliness of police officers is bad, now,
Speaker 1: just wait when it's just wait, and then you're gonna
Speaker 1: realize you're gonna be in a position, and then there's
Speaker 1: gonna be a bunch of people on social media saying
Speaker 1: the same thing about your dead fucking body, You pieces
Speaker 1: of shita.
Speaker 4: This can't be true.
Speaker 14: Designed is to make the target feel like they're crazy,
Speaker 14: like they're imagining things.
Speaker 1: Especially you can't stand this guy's face or fact that
Speaker 1: he doesn't know how to put a shirt on. But
Speaker 1: just listen.
Speaker 2: A low duration of the low intensity long duration hits.
Speaker 1: Are either of you aware of any individuals who have
Speaker 1: AHI symptoms have passed away from their ailments.
Speaker 6: I do, I do.
Speaker 1: Have any of you three panelists ever seen one of
Speaker 1: these weapons.
Speaker 12: I have seen a nineteen ninety one version of the
Speaker 12: weapon and it looks like a satellite dish with a
Speaker 12: unit this size attached to it, which, of course, over
Speaker 12: the year's miniaturization has been possible. Obviously there's a limitation
Speaker 12: to how miniature rise it can be because of the
Speaker 12: antenna size, which can always is always related to the wave.
Speaker 12: But still it is something that can be well contained
Speaker 12: in a trunk of a car or even a large backpack.
Speaker 30: And wait, this can't be true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember we were talking about the whole tone
Speaker 1: and everything else, the yelps and all that stuff, right,
Speaker 1: and targeted indigital type stuff making you think feel do
Speaker 1: causing hormones to just you know, regulation that you're not
Speaker 1: controlling it, so, but it's influencing the way you think.
Speaker 1: Oh this is interesting. Do you guys want to see this?
Speaker 1: You guys want to see justice. I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's justice or not, but he says, Caraman had one job,
Speaker 1: and boy did he do it right.
Speaker 18: Let's just watch the camera catches a killing as it
Speaker 18: happened yesterday in North Lauderdale, Florida.
Speaker 1: Counnie, No, just want that looks like it right.
Speaker 18: The tape comes from Channel forty seven, that's an affiliity
Speaker 18: of Telemundo, which is doing a story on a troubled family.
Speaker 18: And we warn you beforehand the scene is quite graphic.
Speaker 1: But we used to get to see this type of
Speaker 1: stuff on TV before they like everything else on that
Speaker 1: you that they exposed you to is awful. But now
Speaker 1: the news doesn't telling to show you anything. But not
Speaker 1: this time.
Speaker 18: Heape was rowling when Amelia Nunez placed flowers on the
Speaker 18: grave of his daughter. The pregnant fifteen year old died
Speaker 18: tragically over the.
Speaker 1: Pregnant fifteen year old. That's an important that's an important detail,
Speaker 1: and also very sad that she's dead and that two
Speaker 1: lives that are lost. And then you'll understand a little
Speaker 1: bit as to why, you know, a thought of deal.
Speaker 1: I lived basically right around that are in Tamerack. Not
Speaker 1: in that time, though it was two thousand and seven,
Speaker 1: eight nine, something like that, two thousand and.
Speaker 18: Eight Thanksgiving shooting herself in the chest, Just then, Junia's,
Speaker 18: his ex wife, showed up unexpectedly.
Speaker 6: At the cemetery.
Speaker 18: While the reporter spoke to her, Nunias crept up behind.
Speaker 1: He emptied it.
Speaker 18: Munya's apparently pumped twelve nine millimeters rounds into his ex wife.
Speaker 18: He reportedly blames her for the daughter's suicide, saying she
Speaker 18: slapped the girl around after being told of the pregnancy.
Speaker 18: North Lauderdale Police said, Yuniez is still at large tonight
Speaker 18: and it.
Speaker 1: Will be was that large forever?
Speaker 6: She did?
Speaker 8: What now?
Speaker 6: She beat it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the little girl killed herself because she was pregnant.
Speaker 1: Mom could have pushed, possibly pushed her over the edge.
Speaker 1: Dad said, uh to the ex wife, not today? Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, I.
Speaker 16: Don't want to be an astronaut.
Speaker 26: Or you want to be an astronaut, Well that's great.
Speaker 26: You can be an astronaut. All you have to do
Speaker 26: is study flying or science and maybe someday you could
Speaker 26: be the first astronaut to walk on the moon.
Speaker 16: No, your or wasn't ask not her first walk on
Speaker 16: the moon.
Speaker 26: Well no, not really, that wasn't real.
Speaker 6: I see.
Speaker 26: There was this thing called the Cold War, and in
Speaker 26: order to beat the Russians, we kind of faked that.
Speaker 4: That never happened.
Speaker 26: You see how there's no windows on the side, and
Speaker 26: see underneath where there's like a pod thing.
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 26: Take a look at this wreckage, See how there's no
Speaker 26: plaine parts on the ground there.
Speaker 29: What does that look like on myself?
Speaker 6: You see?
Speaker 26: President Bush was in a secret society at Yale called
Speaker 26: the Skull and Bones. His dad was too, and they
Speaker 26: all worshiped Satan.
Speaker 16: President Bush worship Satan.
Speaker 26: In my personal opinion absolutely in one of the Skull
Speaker 26: and Bones initiation rituals is that to get in you
Speaker 26: have to lie naked in a coffin and masturbate in
Speaker 26: front of the older members. But the really messed up
Speaker 26: thing is that since former President Bush Bush Senior was
Speaker 26: also a member, he requested to be there to watch
Speaker 26: his son's initiation. So he watched his own son masturbate.
Speaker 26: President Bush masturbated in front of his dad.
Speaker 31: Yeah.
Speaker 26: It's pretty gross, all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it says. On August twenty one, around two thirty am,
Speaker 1: Trevor Moore died after being thrown, says falling being thrown
Speaker 1: from the upstairs balcony of his home in Franklin Hills,
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, resulting in blunt Flour's trauma.
Speaker 10: To the head.
Speaker 1: Okay, if you just fell over, if you just like
Speaker 1: I don't know, so a little bit late in the day,
Speaker 1: I would say, for I don't know, balcony balcony diving
Speaker 1: in the first place, two three in the morning, unless
Speaker 1: somebody entered his home. But they didn't do any kind
Speaker 1: of investigation on that. There was no no investigation whatsoever.
Speaker 1: It is I if I if I'm if I'm correct,
Speaker 1: and if it's a two story, three story whatever. If
Speaker 1: you if you're falling the very momentum of your body
Speaker 1: and your legs, your head over your legs, you can
Speaker 1: get over to where you maybe fall on your back,
Speaker 1: your knees, your your hands, your some other place than
Speaker 1: your head, which is, if you think about it, your
Speaker 1: your limbs, your arms, you're gonna be You're not gonna
Speaker 1: be head to top heavy. But if somebody picks you
Speaker 1: up and holds you upside down by your goddamn ankles
Speaker 1: and then drops or pushes you down, you're gonna land
Speaker 1: on your head. And they do a lot of that.
Speaker 1: They do a lot of that, hanging people upside down,
Speaker 1: don't they ask, uh, asked Sue Knight, how many people
Speaker 1: he did that too.
Speaker 21: Gabe Hoffman, Mike Cernovich, Laura Lumer.
Speaker 1: Uh hold on, I had to say Laura Lumer because
Speaker 1: remember that scumbag Nick Flentes the other day when he
Speaker 1: was on that clip with the multi clips of Alex
Speaker 1: Jones saying that he's a Freemason from a fem Mason
Speaker 1: family and all this other nonsense and CIA and all
Speaker 1: that stuff, he basically flat out says it. Remember Nick
Speaker 1: flente Is saying he's got a big boner for Laura
Speaker 1: Lumer basically, and then he was like, oh, Loura Lumer,
Speaker 1: Ah yeah, yeah. Well this was happening around this time,
Speaker 1: so it's not like she didn't have pictures like this
Speaker 1: back then. But anyhow, it's an another indication about Nick.
Speaker 1: What Nick Fuentes is.
Speaker 21: Gab Hoffman is running ops on people.
Speaker 29: He is a He is a bad guy.
Speaker 27: Dudes.
Speaker 32: I look like I've seen a ghost, Yeah I have,
Speaker 32: and someone that was very close to me. Uh, I'm
Speaker 32: pretty sure they were just there to infiltrate me. These
Speaker 32: are really fucking bad people, and I'm beyond pissed. I
Speaker 32: I don't even know how to describe the feeling inside
Speaker 32: of me. It's bad. It's bad, guys. These people are bad.
Speaker 32: They tried to set they tried to set someone up
Speaker 32: that you know in love. Uh, They're fucking evil. These
Speaker 32: people are evil. These people are evil. They're unregistered foreign agents.
Speaker 32: Gabe Hoffman, Mike Cernovich, Laura Lumer.
Speaker 1: Whom he called out the Jews. He is a Jew.
Speaker 1: He called out the unregistered foreign agent part by stating
Speaker 1: exactly who he's referring to. You know, there you go,
Speaker 1: So I refresh people's memories. I don't know. I may
Speaker 1: people pay attention to that woman, but there you go.
Speaker 1: This is cool because, oh, by the way, I had this.
Speaker 1: I knew this back in twenty eleven Ish twenty eleven,
Speaker 1: twenty twelve cross country trip, very strange experiences. I had
Speaker 1: to do some research to figure out why I was
Speaker 1: seeing what I was seeing and what the hell it
Speaker 1: all meant. And surprise, surprise, it was not only a sigil,
Speaker 1: but it was you know, wrapped into freemasonry, and you know,
Speaker 1: this whole idea of making you eat your you were
Speaker 1: born to babies and all that shit too. I mean,
Speaker 1: that may be that might be a real element. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure, But as far as the Golden Arches and
Speaker 1: this weird stuff that happened, I don't really want to
Speaker 1: get into it because it's a long story. But I
Speaker 1: saw something I wasn't really supposed to being. You know,
Speaker 1: let's just put it's hard to explain. I can't there's
Speaker 1: no there's no rational way of explaining this without getting
Speaker 1: into a really long discussion. And I think you knew
Speaker 1: me as being a pretty rational, practical, logical human being.
Speaker 1: It's hard to explain this. What I sensed, what I felt,
Speaker 1: what I saw with the mind's eye more than my eyes.
Speaker 1: But there was something very freaky going on. And I
Speaker 1: was going cross country and this is during that time
Speaker 1: that I had that targeted individual type of feel to
Speaker 1: my daily goings on. I don't know if it was
Speaker 1: happening or what else was going on, or if I
Speaker 1: was sleep deprived or whatever, but in that state, I
Speaker 1: swear I saw more of the reality that's that we
Speaker 1: normally don't uh, we don't register. And one of the
Speaker 1: things was McDonald's was not a very good place. Not
Speaker 1: just it's it's it's uh, it's not really a place.
Speaker 1: It's like an energy that you just need to stay
Speaker 1: away from. McDonald's logo is from the Book of Magic.
Speaker 1: Black magic and the letter M is the logo in
Speaker 1: the letter Let me start over. The McDonald's logo is
Speaker 1: from the Book of Black Magic, and the letter M
Speaker 1: in the logo is a sigil which is used as
Speaker 1: a symbol in black magic that doesn't say anything. It's
Speaker 1: repeating yourself twice and not making any sense either time.
Speaker 1: It's not the M. It's not really an M at all,
Speaker 1: so starting off that way is incorrect. It's archways, like
Speaker 1: when you see at a cathedral, the archways, the two
Speaker 1: really large doors. People always oh, the big doors, the
Speaker 1: big doors. This is what it's like. And because it's
Speaker 1: like it's like an archway to something that's not worldly,
Speaker 1: and that's the symbol. It's not that the WIT does.
Speaker 1: It's not that the push doors glass doors that you
Speaker 1: go into and have anything to do with this, but
Speaker 1: it's what this represents. It's like the mephista failies letter M.
Speaker 1: But it's also showing archways like a portal. That's what
Speaker 1: makes it an interesting or that's where you should be
Speaker 1: picking up from the McDonald's founder, Raymond Albert Krock, was
Speaker 1: a thirty three degree freemason. He wasn't the founder. He
Speaker 1: bought it. He bought it front and made it into
Speaker 1: what it was. Because of his power, money, and influence.
Speaker 1: He was able to make something out of anything. You
Speaker 1: could have bought a hot dog car and made it
Speaker 1: into that. That's how he got the money to start
Speaker 1: his business. From being a thirty third degree Freemason, Kroc
Speaker 1: was See this is bad, right. I don't like bad
Speaker 1: writing that doesn't explain what they like. You have to
Speaker 1: think what did they possibly mean by this, because it
Speaker 1: doesn't it's not clear.
Speaker 31: Right.
Speaker 1: Krak was also a high priest in the Church of Satan.
Speaker 1: Disney and McDonald's have always had a close partnership because
Speaker 1: of the Masonic brotherhood. Masons are closely connected to so
Speaker 1: right now, Disney they his brother. Walt's brother certainly was.
Speaker 1: There's no definitive evidence to say that Walt was. So
Speaker 1: to just ramble this on. I mean, there is a
Speaker 1: Club thirty three, but does that mean Walt did that
Speaker 1: or does that mean that was done after the fact
Speaker 1: when Oi Vays ran the goddamn thing. You can't you
Speaker 1: can't be pinning this all on Walt. But you don't
Speaker 1: even know what Walt's affiliations were. From why I gathered,
Speaker 1: Walt wasn't very gew friendly and he was very pissed
Speaker 1: off that they were using his, uh, his place in
Speaker 1: Florida as like a military industrial complex for the war,
Speaker 1: a propaganda machine. From what I gathered he was, he
Speaker 1: was he opposed it at first, does he The McDonalds
Speaker 1: have always had parties because of the son of Brotherhood.
Speaker 1: Masons are closer connected in all charities involving children. That
Speaker 1: part's true. The Golden Arts and the logo itself is Masonic.
Speaker 1: So what does that mean? What does that mean? It
Speaker 1: also represents the arch of oker Ball. It's it's older,
Speaker 1: it's representative. It doesn't have anything to do with the
Speaker 1: Sonic like that, like they say that like it means something.
Speaker 1: It's a tenant god whom the cult worships. That It's
Speaker 1: just that, that's it. I think I gave more freaking
Speaker 1: interesting detail than this fucking ship. Anyway.
Speaker 4: I think in many ways we were suckered about Hitler.
Speaker 33: I think that it seems very obvious now that the
Speaker 33: Nazis were a reaction to this subversion and what happened
Speaker 33: in y Mar.
Speaker 4: What happened during the Bolshevik Revolution.
Speaker 33: Hitler, I think, was a guy who managed to bring
Speaker 33: his country to greatness and dig them out.
Speaker 1: Oh, Karen, just so you know, I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: Trevor was killed over anything specific to that. You could
Speaker 1: haved o somebody money, you know, or whatever the case
Speaker 1: may be. It could have just been random acts. I
Speaker 1: don't know, but I'm just but yeah, it's really hard
Speaker 1: to fall in your head. From in my from my experience,
Speaker 1: you usually turn in the air because you're the heavier
Speaker 1: part of your body is gonna be adjusting for the
Speaker 1: the you know, it's gonna it's gonna take your your
Speaker 1: body that direction, usually your legs or your arms or
Speaker 1: side or something like that. You're gonna go that way
Speaker 1: unless you go head over heels. But even then you
Speaker 1: should still be turning. If you just if you just
Speaker 1: like flipped over the balcony, you should still be turning.
Speaker 1: So you should be able to not land directly on
Speaker 1: your head, are it still? Unless you are dangling upside
Speaker 1: down and just dropped or pushed from that from that position,
Speaker 1: then it's a lot easier to land directly on your head,
Speaker 1: is all I'm saying. But I don't think that. I
Speaker 1: don't think that particular sketch had anything to do with
Speaker 1: I think it's accumulating. If anything, it was an accumulation
Speaker 1: of a lot of things. But we don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: he wasn't all that brilliant and profound, like He's had
Speaker 1: some funny sketches like that one in then Illuminati one,
Speaker 1: and there might have been few more, but there wasn't
Speaker 1: a whole lot. He wasn't really a funny guy and
Speaker 1: he got he he did the whole show later on
Speaker 1: in life where he wasn't that funny and uh, he
Speaker 1: had facial hair and is a little bit was a
Speaker 1: little bit heavier then, So why didn't they take him
Speaker 1: out when he was doing the kid the way the kids,
Speaker 1: you know, and not during the time he was doing
Speaker 1: that crappy show. If it was something about what he
Speaker 1: said people people always say that, oh, look, they will
Speaker 1: find something in the nugget. And I'm not saying you're
Speaker 1: doing this, I'm saying this is what people do because
Speaker 1: they need to, you know, they need to overdramatize things
Speaker 1: and you know, embellish and stuff like that, and you know,
Speaker 1: try to come up with coolingks that don't go there. Well,
Speaker 1: if I'm connecting something, I want to make sure it's
Speaker 1: because it's real or not because it's just an assumption,
Speaker 1: or because I you know, I want to believe and
Speaker 1: I want to convince someone else of that. I don't
Speaker 1: think that's I don't think that stuff that he did
Speaker 1: on that show has anything to do with why he
Speaker 1: was killed. He could have been a degenerate gambler for
Speaker 1: all we know, and we don't know what the hell
Speaker 1: the real reason is, or he could have been followed
Speaker 1: for a long time, and maybe he had a I
Speaker 1: don't know any way. I mean, like you're in Hollywood,
Speaker 1: how many way vas are around you? You know, or
Speaker 1: whomever else, whoever else. But I mean, it seems like
Speaker 1: it probably was a more than one person thing that
Speaker 1: made him. Landa said he would think there'd be two
Speaker 1: people that would have tossed him. Is my thought. It's
Speaker 1: just my thought.
Speaker 33: Out of the rubble and liberate them from the subversion
Speaker 33: that was taking place and accurately identify the problem.
Speaker 15: In connection with the Jewish question, I have this to say,
Speaker 15: the German nation does not wish its interests to be
Speaker 15: determined and controlled by any foreign nations France, to the French, England,
Speaker 15: to the English, America, to the Americans, and Germany to
Speaker 15: the Germans.
Speaker 1: In South Africa to other Europeans. Because there's cool stuff
Speaker 1: there that you can make money off of them. Black
Speaker 1: people will just sell up their crack, so let us
Speaker 1: have South Africa too. In return will farm and then
Speaker 1: they'll build the eat. Yeah, we are.
Speaker 15: Resolved to prevent the settlement in our country of a
Speaker 15: strange people which was capable of snatching for itself all
Speaker 15: the leading positions in the land, and to oust it
Speaker 15: for it is our will to educate our own nation
Speaker 15: for these leading positions. We have hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 15: very intelligent children, of peasants and of the working classes.
Speaker 17: We shall have them educated. In fact, we have already begun.
Speaker 17: Above all.
Speaker 15: German culture, as its name alone shows, is German and
Speaker 15: not Jewish, and therefore its management and care will be
Speaker 15: entrusted to members of our own nation.
Speaker 17: And this goal of theirs consists of breaking.
Speaker 15: Up the fatherland, destroying the nation, destroying the national economy,
Speaker 15: and establishing international Jewish financial hegemony. Marxism in the form
Speaker 15: of social democracy or communism can be defeated as long
Speaker 15: as it is confronted with a doctrine of greater truthfulness
Speaker 15: but equal brutality.
Speaker 17: Now I ask you this, do you believe that a
Speaker 17: change will occur by chance?
Speaker 15: Or are you convinced that when one sees doom inevitably approaching,
Speaker 15: it is one's duty, one's right to rise up against
Speaker 15: it and to resist with all one's might in order
Speaker 15: finally to go on the attack oneself.
Speaker 17: That was exactly what.
Speaker 15: We all had in mind when we founded the National
Speaker 15: Socialist German Workers' Party.
Speaker 17: The goal then was clear and simple.
Speaker 15: Fight the devilish power that has plunged Germany into this misery.
Speaker 15: Fight Marxism and the spiritual bearer of this world plague
Speaker 15: and epidemic. It is not for nothing that you see
Speaker 15: so many women in our movement and here in this hall,
Speaker 15: even in a movement that has fought in the most
Speaker 15: masculine way, you see them here because the feeling of
Speaker 15: women is predominant and correctly tells them this is about
Speaker 15: the future of our children and thus about the future
Speaker 15: of our German nests. Women once brought Christianity to the nations,
Speaker 15: and they will ultimately lead our movement to last.
Speaker 4: Think in many ways we were suckered about Hitler.
Speaker 1: I think that it seems very so, yes, very empowering, right,
Speaker 1: and it's uh, that's what I'm saying. Everything that they
Speaker 1: say they should be saying in English so that we
Speaker 1: don't have to wait eighty years to hear what they
Speaker 1: really said and have other people interpret it and just
Speaker 1: or just never interpret it and just say, hey, look crazy,
Speaker 1: looks you know, there's some other person that they're trying
Speaker 1: to demonize anyhow. So yes, Greg Massey, which it looks
Speaker 1: like he's the chief financial officer for the Padres, has
Speaker 1: invited me to be a vendor at the fourth of
Speaker 1: July Padres Texas Rangers game for the Assauce. It looks
Speaker 1: like that just happened. So that's cool.
Speaker 34: Yes, Jews don't think they're superior. That's an anti Semitic lie. Okay,
Speaker 34: pull up the Talmud. The Gentiles are outside the protection
Speaker 34: of the law, and God has exposed their money to Israel,
Speaker 34: Oh the Great Israel, the Chosen people.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see another one.
Speaker 34: All gentile children are animals.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's that's great.
Speaker 29: I would love for the Jews to justify this one.
Speaker 34: People say the toal mood versus are out of context, right,
Speaker 34: what context?
Speaker 4: Is this acceptable enough?
Speaker 34: Jews don't think they're superior.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this one is said, But it's also pretty cool
Speaker 1: what he does. He let's go to here first. Every
Speaker 1: single time Bernard Cohen lawyer and Landmark mixed marriage case
Speaker 1: dies of these six phillips, the entire civil rights movement
Speaker 1: was jew at Juddetah to overthrow the white Christian foundation
Speaker 1: of America. The reason why this is important because we
Speaker 1: were talking about Martin Luther King Junior and his Levy L. E.
Speaker 1: V Y, which, by the way, is potentially the name
Speaker 1: of one of the parents of Hey, let's take let's
Speaker 1: just take a look and see. I see if I
Speaker 1: can find it. Now it all comes together hopefully if
Speaker 1: you can find there, it is oh Am, I gonna
Speaker 1: have to find the Google for that. Yeah.
Speaker 27: Well.
Speaker 1: De me Moore's involvement with the Kabbala Jewish mystical tradition
Speaker 1: has been a prominent part of her public life. She
Speaker 1: is alway he has been a follower of the Kabbala Center.
Speaker 1: She while she was a follower of the Kabbala Center
Speaker 1: of the Study and Study Kabala, according to various sources,
Speaker 1: she is no longer affiliated with the organization who Cares.
Speaker 1: She's still annoy still doing only things. She has also
Speaker 1: expressed that while she valued the wisdom and gained from
Speaker 1: the Kabbala, she has now focused on spiritual psychology and
Speaker 1: soul centered living. Whatever funk that means she was hanging
Speaker 1: with yeahooda burg But she's definitely not. O. Wait right,
Speaker 1: Ashton Kutcher and her were all over that place, the
Speaker 1: Kabbala Center. All right, now, let's see where did that? Okay,
Speaker 1: So it's the Forward article. Although Jack and Bouvier boasted
Speaker 1: the anglers and French answers, that didn't stop some from
Speaker 1: falsely claiming her Jewet her heritage, claiming Jewish heritage for her.
Speaker 1: But then they go ahead and say that who often
Speaker 1: repeatedly widely debunked story that her mother, Janet Lee, was
Speaker 1: really Janet Levy l e v Y just like the
Speaker 1: other Levy that was affiliate with Martin Luther King Jr.
Speaker 1: Same time frame, contemporary to that like the same era,
Speaker 1: and that Levy name is all over the place, l
Speaker 1: e v Y all over the place. Her cousin and stepsibling,
Speaker 1: Gore Vidal, who often repeated the widely debunked story Why
Speaker 1: would he? Why would who debunked it? Is it like
Speaker 1: the same fact checkers of now that her mother, Janet Lee,
Speaker 1: was really Janet Levy. In Vidal's telling, Jackie is talking
Speaker 1: about Jackie NASA's Bouvier freaking Kennedy.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: Jackie's grandfather changed the family name from Levy to Lee
Speaker 1: in order to become a vice president of JP Morgan Bank.
Speaker 1: Jackie didn't help things by making up her own story
Speaker 1: about her grandfather, claiming he was a Maryland born veteran
Speaker 1: of the Civil War, when in fact, he was born
Speaker 1: in New Jersey in eighteen fifty two. Yeah, so that
Speaker 1: would have made him what ten years old when the
Speaker 1: Civil War broke home? And in any case, the Lee
Speaker 1: Levy myth has no basis in truth, so says the foreword. Here,
Speaker 1: let me put this on the screen so you can
Speaker 1: actually see it. Sorry, where's it?
Speaker 31: Yeah?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: I didn't have to do that, did I? I didn't
Speaker 1: have to do that because I've just done this. What
Speaker 1: an asshole I am? That one?
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 1: She didn't help matters much when she lied herself. In
Speaker 1: any case, the Lee Levy myth has no basis in
Speaker 1: drus So, says the Forward, which is a Jewish independent nonprofit,
Speaker 1: but persists as evidence of a Jewish world wid conspiracy
Speaker 1: on extreme right wing basis websites. Yes, of course, Jackie did, however,
Speaker 1: eventually have a Jewish granddaughter, Rose Kennedy Schulsberg, the daughter
Speaker 1: of Carolyn Kennedy and Jewish artist Edwin Schulsberg. So while
Speaker 1: Jackie wasn't Jewish at all, she was a fucking Jesuit
Speaker 1: through and through, which is basically the same goddamn shit,
Speaker 1: almost identical, because those were Moranos and crypto Jews that
Speaker 1: created the Jesuits, and they have the same objective in mind,
Speaker 1: they have the same common goal. Doesn't have to make
Speaker 1: sense to anybody else. They are spies who spire on
Speaker 1: their own, spies, just like the frankest do. So whatever
Speaker 1: whatever Rose Kennedy cholds me, and then they go on
Speaker 1: about Rose. For much of her existence in the public eye,
Speaker 1: can Jackie Kennedy was known as a fashion icon and
Speaker 1: designer and designer outfits. She wore the object of obsessive
Speaker 1: almost talmudic study and commentary. But what did I just read?
Speaker 1: For as much for much of her existence in the
Speaker 1: public eye, Jackie Kennedy was known as a fashion incon
Speaker 1: and the designer outfits she wore were the object of obsessive, okay,
Speaker 1: other people's obsession. Perhaps the most famous clothing items she
Speaker 1: ever wore was the pink Chanel dress she donned for
Speaker 1: November twenty second, nineteen sixty three, you know, when she
Speaker 1: shot her husband in the head. Yeah, that one. Against
Speaker 1: the wishes of everyone around her, Jackie insisted on wearing
Speaker 1: the blood soak suit ritual after President Kennedy was shot
Speaker 1: during the swearing in of Lyndon Johnson, who she might
Speaker 1: have been dealing another shit with for all we know.
Speaker 1: And for the flight back to Washington, d C. With
Speaker 1: her husband's body, still didn't change her clothes up for
Speaker 1: the flight back when she's not in the public eye.
Speaker 1: Because it's like, think about that, Like, if you're a
Speaker 1: triggered assassin and you're just one of those people that
Speaker 1: just like can like detached from reality and just be
Speaker 1: catatonic for a time in the period, you wouldn't you
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be freaked out by your husband's blood all
Speaker 1: over you, because you wouldn't you'd be spaced out the
Speaker 1: House of Chanel was co founded by French Jewish businessman
Speaker 1: Pierre Wertheimer and is now owned by his grandson Alan
Speaker 1: and Joe. Who cares the company was who cares? We
Speaker 1: don't care about Chanel? Coco Chanel, who is notorious anti
Speaker 1: Semi and Nazi collaborator. The company is co funded by
Speaker 1: its namesake, Coco Chanell, who is a notorious anti semi
Speaker 1: and a Nazi collaborator. Well, I like Coco already sounds
Speaker 1: like my kind of person. The soundtrack to the Kennedy
Speaker 1: White House was literally written by the Jewish songwriter duo
Speaker 1: of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe. So she's saying
Speaker 1: that he listened to Camelot. And the Persistence of the
Speaker 1: Jewish American Princess a New York Magazine article published on
Speaker 1: March twenty second, nineteen seventy one, and one seemingly devoid
Speaker 1: of irony, author Julie Baumgold wrote, Jacquelin Kennedy Onnassis is
Speaker 1: a Jewish princess. She expects to be treated as a noble.
Speaker 1: She buys in multiples, almost hysterically in multiples. She has
Speaker 1: safe taste, chooses an item like shorts when it is peaking.
Speaker 1: She is smoky looking with the illusion of darkness and around. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this again looks like one of those This is
Speaker 1: almost like a what they call it autistic or Asperger's
Speaker 1: types of responses. Like she says he expects to be
Speaker 1: treated as No, well, that's not that's not the point.
Speaker 1: She buys in multiples, almost hysterically, in multiples, like a
Speaker 1: ritual thing, just like an obsessive compulsive disorder type of issue,
Speaker 1: something that would also possibly be as a result of
Speaker 1: trauma and whatever particular alter she being that day. Jackie
Speaker 1: Kennedy lived out her years with Maurice Templesman, a Jewish
Speaker 1: refugee so fake not real Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany,
Speaker 1: whom she knew as early as in the nineteen fifties,
Speaker 1: so she was surrounded by Jews. She would also be
Speaker 1: having an affair with this guy while she was married
Speaker 1: and if anything, like I don't know, her husband pissing
Speaker 1: off the Jewish lobby constantly, and Israel directly, and Meyer
Speaker 1: Lanski and Ben Gurion. He was pissing off that I'm
Speaker 1: talking about jack Jack Kennedy was pissing off and you know,
Speaker 1: Robert F. Kennedy going after all of the mob pissing
Speaker 1: them off. Gee, if she had this little Jewish guy
Speaker 1: who claims he was a Nazi refugee from Nazi Germany,
Speaker 1: I wonder if, because it's a big cal if, maybe
Speaker 1: he was influencing her a little bit too before she
Speaker 1: had even met John Kennedy. So longer, relationship, deeper, deeper roots.
Speaker 1: A Belgian born, Yiddish speaking diamond merchant and financier, so
Speaker 1: powerful means influential and definitely a lot more than he
Speaker 1: appears to be, because if he's a diamond merchant, he's
Speaker 1: mobbed up. Templesman's Liberal Democrat associations included Adley Stevenson, who,
Speaker 1: after his second presidential bid, traveled with Templesman. He's not
Speaker 1: just some guy that she knows. This guy is all
Speaker 1: over the place, Templesman to meet African leaders in nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty seven, and one time Kennedy's speechwriter, Theodore Sorenson, who
Speaker 1: later became Templesman's lawyer. The two began their lengthy relationship,
Speaker 1: the longest and most enduring of Jackie's life, in nineteen eighty,
Speaker 1: living together and inseparable, although never legally married until Kennedy
Speaker 1: died in nineteen ninety four. So what by saying something
Speaker 1: that seems completely unrelated. I feel like we've seen a
Speaker 1: whole lot more than it's lots of lots of pieces
Speaker 1: on there. You can put this puzzle together however way
Speaker 1: you like, In one, one or two ways, it might
Speaker 1: make perfect sense. And if you're still wondering about the
Speaker 1: actress and the movie from the first line of this article,
Speaker 1: it's Natalie Portman, who stars as the title character of
Speaker 1: the new film Jackie. Natalie Portman is in this really
Speaker 1: American actress. Did you know that about good old Natalie Portman?
Speaker 1: She's an Israeli American directress. Duly, she's a goddamn duley.
Speaker 1: In the telling you this is you can look at
Speaker 1: this all you want.
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Speaker 1: This has the like when you see it in like
Speaker 1: some like a the Spanish people and you realize that
Speaker 1: they're that they say they're Jewish, like they're Jewish, like yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a fartic And then you look at the eyebrows again,
Speaker 1: like when you look at our Costio Cortez and you're like,
Speaker 1: oh shit, that's a tell. That's a tell. Okay, So
Speaker 1: we're three thirty. I gotta get out. Let's let's just
Speaker 1: look real quick. Oh no, we gotta go, we gotta
Speaker 1: We'll finish the rest later and I will swear to
Speaker 1: God we landed on a high note though, So it's
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Speaker 1: your grandparents fun. It's basically probably should stay Pharais, Thank you, Anthony.
Speaker 1: It's probably it should say, just straight up Paris piggybe
Speaker 1: all right. In reality, it's all going to go to
Speaker 1: her for the most part. But yeah, we are trying
Speaker 1: to get back to this backyard here and this Hudson
Speaker 1: River there which is to the left of us there,
Speaker 1: and this Sarah took a racetrack there to see grandparents
Speaker 1: and spend a little bit more time than we did
Speaker 1: last year. We didn't have enough time to spend with
Speaker 1: everybody last year, and it was a shame we got
Speaker 1: we just started getting to have getting our groove and
Speaker 1: we had to go. So hopefully we'll be there for
Speaker 1: a little bit longer this year. And yeah, I enjoyed it,
Speaker 1: and I'll bring my GoPro and we'll do lots of
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