Speaker 1: Can you dig a.
Speaker 2: God? You dis.
Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, foes, lurkers, regulars, g m O people,
Speaker 3: organic people, room in battles.
Speaker 2: Why to what? All Right, Ladies and gentlemen, friends and foes,
Speaker 2: lurkers and regulars. Welcome back to the boiler room. I'm
Speaker 2: your host. My call sign is Hasher. I'm Brian McLain
Speaker 2: broadcasting out of Central Texas, live this January the eighteenth.
Speaker 2: It's one of my friend's birthdays today out there, so
Speaker 2: code named chored. If you're out there my birthday, my friend.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the program. It's Sunday night. And that's right.
Speaker 2: There's a moment, just a moment when power hesitates, not
Speaker 2: because it's confused, not because it's honest, but because it
Speaker 2: assumes it no longer has to explain itself. That's the
Speaker 2: moment we're living in this week. The stories came fast,
Speaker 2: a little bit too fast even for my pace. Images, videos, casualty, numbers,
Speaker 2: emotional claims, all racing speeding ludicrous speed, ahead of verification,
Speaker 2: daring anyone to slow them down. Right, Iran war talk
Speaker 2: Ai in the Pentagon. Billions with a b ba ba
Speaker 2: billions flowing overseas while unrest propagates here at home. And
Speaker 2: the thing to notice isn't what they're telling you, right,
Speaker 2: it's how sloppy they've become at telling it. Propaganda doesn't
Speaker 2: usually collapse in a clean way. It doesn't announce its failure.
Speaker 2: It just blinks. It overreaches, it contradicts itself. It floods
Speaker 2: the zone so aggressively that credibility becomes collateral damage. When
Speaker 2: narratives start blinking, my friend, it means the managers are nervous,
Speaker 2: not weak, but impatient. And I bet you've seen some
Speaker 2: impatient moments out there since we were here last in
Speaker 2: the boiler room. It means persuasion is being replaced with saturation,
Speaker 2: and consent is being assumed rather than earned. That part. Really,
Speaker 2: it's like consume to assume, right. I could retitle the
Speaker 2: episode consume to consent, right, but it's being completely saturated.
Speaker 2: So tonight isn't about debunking headlines one by one. It's
Speaker 2: about recognizing a pattern, a pattern where emotional shock replaces evidence, right,
Speaker 2: where technology accelerates decisions without accountability. You know that's something
Speaker 2: that used to be a big no no, no, no no.
Speaker 2: We don't want that accountability used to be really important,
Speaker 2: especially we like to think as it came to military operations.
Speaker 2: But the more you know, right where domestic control is
Speaker 2: quietly normalized while foreign adventures are openly subsidized, right, we're
Speaker 2: seeing a lot of that where politicians unravel on camera
Speaker 2: talking to you, Lindsey Graham, and unscripted moments reveal more
Speaker 2: than years of press releases ever could This is what
Speaker 2: it looks like when the system stops whispering and starts rushing.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the boiler room, when propaganda blinks. I've got
Speaker 2: Ruckus with me tonight, and there's a chance there'll be
Speaker 2: a combat landing by another regular, but we shall see.
Speaker 2: So Rucus, Welcome to the boiler room. How you doing tonight, man?
Speaker 1: Yo? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: As you can tell from the graphics that I made
Speaker 4: for us this evening, you can probably guess the mood
Speaker 4: that I'm in and how I feel about the current
Speaker 4: state of affairs with the symbolized by the menacing us,
Speaker 4: baldy eagle all tatted out wearing gold chains and the
Speaker 4: ski mask. I ran through quite a number of these.
Speaker 4: These are of course, produced courtesy of AI. Some of
Speaker 4: them didn't work out so hot. But this was the
Speaker 4: very first one. That one right there, I thought, I
Speaker 4: thought that was very cool. I was like, man, I
Speaker 4: could do something with that. And then I was like, man,
Speaker 4: I'd be gangster if it was smoking on something, chopping
Speaker 4: on a cigar.
Speaker 1: So I got the cigar one.
Speaker 4: And then unfortunately our friend and colleague Pharaoh couldn't make
Speaker 4: it this evening, but I made one special for him,
Speaker 4: and I just can't stop effing laughing over this one
Speaker 4: with him writing in the jeep. But I do have
Speaker 4: a good time making these images, of course, but I
Speaker 4: don't have a good time knowing that what it represents
Speaker 4: is a harsh reality right now. I mean, this is
Speaker 4: how our country is acting right now, like a bunch
Speaker 4: of military gangster thugs running around invading countries and making
Speaker 4: shit that's not theirs. And just you know, it's funny
Speaker 4: that the operatives are wearing the masks because the people
Speaker 4: behind the scenes have taken there is completely off right hesher.
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me, by the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, thanks for writing Shotgun with me here tonight.
Speaker 2: And apologies to everybody out there for not being here
Speaker 2: on Friday this week. Just got jam packed. So Ruckus
Speaker 2: and I decided, Hey, let's jam everything into Sunday. So
Speaker 2: we did Sunday Wire this morning with Patrick Henningson. Had
Speaker 2: a great turnout for that. I'm sure some of you
Speaker 2: out there in the chats were maybe there for that
Speaker 2: show this morning. If you missed it, it's up at
Speaker 2: twenty first century Wire dot com and it'll be up
Speaker 2: at Alternate Current Radio very soon. Here. Good to see
Speaker 2: everybody in the chat. Doctor Chrispy Johnson always knows what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about when I'm struggling to create a heavy
Speaker 2: metal metaphor out of something political and psychological operations, He
Speaker 2: horns up, my friend, Yeah, but yeah, dude, it's been
Speaker 2: quite the week. So here we are on a Sunday
Speaker 2: night after a Sunday Wire for a nice cozy boiler room.
Speaker 1: Neat, is there any news this happened since the last
Speaker 1: time we gathered?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, a couple things have happened.
Speaker 4: Did World War three start yet? Did the Aliens land yet?
Speaker 4: Did I miss anything? Or is it just a lot
Speaker 4: of the same garbage?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, there was a moment there after that
Speaker 2: last boiler room where we're kind of looking at the
Speaker 2: tea leaves, you know, the media tea leaves and going huh,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe there is a war about to start and
Speaker 2: it's still not off the table. But per usual, things
Speaker 2: get really heated and then calm back down and then
Speaker 2: get really heated. Just this like perfect strategy of tension
Speaker 2: going on right now. So good job on that one
Speaker 2: for the propaganda masters out there. But we see you blinking.
Speaker 2: That's why tonight episode is when propaganda blinks. So let's
Speaker 2: just touch on Iran really quick here.
Speaker 1: So is our icebreaker?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I don't have an icebreaker set up tonight, man,
Speaker 2: I just want to roll through what we've gathered this week.
Speaker 2: Unless you've got something you want to icebreak on, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think so.
Speaker 4: I did just drop a couple interesting things recently in
Speaker 4: our discord server that maybe we could take a quick
Speaker 4: look at. I mean, we hit our round pretty hard
Speaker 4: and heavy today on Sunday wires, so maybe we should
Speaker 4: start something a little light like the most recent one
Speaker 4: that I dropped is interesting and could take our minds.
Speaker 4: Just keep us distracted for a second here. Something about
Speaker 4: Matt Damon. He has let the he's whistleblowing on what
Speaker 4: Netflix is doing now. With movies, very very interesting and
Speaker 4: very intelling about our society. I thought it was fascinating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, we watch a bit of content on
Speaker 2: that platform, and we've noticed a whole lot.
Speaker 1: Not the only one.
Speaker 4: Apparently there's a small handful of folks that subscribe to
Speaker 4: this service and consume their time doing exactly that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hear. They're popular.
Speaker 4: So much so that they're probably multitasking when they're watching
Speaker 4: the movies.
Speaker 2: Right, right, So, Matt Damon says Netflix wants plots reiterated
Speaker 2: three or four times in the dialogue for phone distracted viewers.
Speaker 2: I don't even need to go any further into that,
Speaker 2: because this is something and this isn't something new like
Speaker 2: we used to see this on like cable television, right, Like,
Speaker 2: there was a period of time there where I don't know,
Speaker 2: early two thousands or so where everybody had the new
Speaker 2: tvOS and DVRs were somewhat new, and the advertisers all
Speaker 2: started freaking out and they started doing that thing where
Speaker 2: it was like, you know, they would just recycle all
Speaker 2: this stuff from one episode just to make sure that
Speaker 2: people that muted or didn't unmute in time or fast
Speaker 2: forwarded or whatever had it drilled into their brains and
Speaker 2: and oh, that's so frustrating. First born and I if
Speaker 2: we're watching something and like people are just repeating the
Speaker 2: same part over and over again. It's just like, what,
Speaker 2: what are we half tards out here watching the program?
Speaker 2: But yeah, I guess you know, TikTok brain will do
Speaker 2: that to you.
Speaker 4: If you think that's bad, you should try watching the
Speaker 4: news every once in a while.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yeah, what would Patrick say?
Speaker 4: They make us blush us reading an article today, like
Speaker 4: from Reuter's an article that like, literally, ma, only people
Speaker 4: who pay attention to news and politics would ever actually
Speaker 4: stop and read this thing.
Speaker 1: So there's your audience.
Speaker 4: But yet the article has to explain in the article
Speaker 4: donald Trump a Republican and president of the United States.
Speaker 4: I'm like, as if like people don't know this, I'm like,
Speaker 4: why did they always keep It's just so it's so stupid,
Speaker 4: it's so gay, It's so it's almost like if nothing
Speaker 4: else survives and all we have left is just this
Speaker 4: one article from Reuters. Think god will know who was
Speaker 4: president and what his political party was?
Speaker 1: Good? Good, No, they're just words stuffing.
Speaker 4: They're trying to make it look like they're intelligent writers
Speaker 4: and they know what they're talking about, and it's like
Speaker 4: what they have to say could be said in like
Speaker 4: a sentence. It's so silly.
Speaker 2: Uh huh uh huh. Yeah. The dialogue dialogue you know,
Speaker 2: in general, has changed a lot on streaming services for
Speaker 2: some reason or just in the modern incarnation of it.
Speaker 2: For the longest time, I thought, well, I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe this is like part of the writers strike or
Speaker 2: something like we've got the d team writing at this point,
Speaker 2: but I don't think so. Man. It's like that a
Speaker 2: lot of these shows will set up something really dramatic,
Speaker 2: and I know this is like, you know, an economy
Speaker 2: of time issue and expensive to make these things and whatnot,
Speaker 2: but like so many situations that are key to a
Speaker 2: certain plot or narrative could be resolved by a conversation
Speaker 2: that's longer than three minutes and then someone storming out,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean? Like, I see this so
Speaker 2: long where it's like this bite size, you know, piece
Speaker 2: of thing that's you know, part of the you know,
Speaker 2: the arc of the story or whatever, and it's like,
Speaker 2: what the hell you guys only talked for three minutes
Speaker 2: and then walked out and like both went off to
Speaker 2: do the A, B and C. And it's like that
Speaker 2: could have easily been resolved if those people would have talked.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, I don't know. I have
Speaker 2: a I have an ability, a disability to suspend disbelief
Speaker 2: when that happens.
Speaker 4: I don't believe these programs for a second or anything
Speaker 4: to do with storytelling or art anymore. They're just time wasters, well.
Speaker 2: And message givers. You know a message center.
Speaker 4: Yes, probably, and you know the propaganda, which you know
Speaker 4: in addition to the plot of the film. I'm sure
Speaker 4: you've got to make sure the propaganda is pushed out
Speaker 4: there multiple times for those phone distracted viewers. What you say,
Speaker 4: you're saying that people can't sit there and watch a
Speaker 4: movie without being on their phone. What are they doing
Speaker 4: on their phone while they're watching a movie, talking to
Speaker 4: the rock and scrolling, talking to cross, making inappropriate images
Speaker 4: with croc apparently of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah that happened. That's not good.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmmm hmm yeah, definitely. All right. Well, Matt Damon,
Speaker 2: will we'll link your comments there at the Hollywood Reporter
Speaker 2: on the show page.
Speaker 4: It's just there like it's like there's there's this cyclical
Speaker 4: thing where it's like, every once in a while, Matt
Speaker 4: Damon has to come up in the news, right right, we.
Speaker 2: Have to have the your your your schedule, what is it?
Speaker 2: Quarterly based Matt Damon article headline.
Speaker 4: And usually who's the other guy? The the George guy
Speaker 4: right from the Scrubs show, the Doctor's show. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: not Scrubs, but you know what I'm talking about, the
Speaker 4: serious doctor George Clooney.
Speaker 1: There you go, christ E r. That was the name
Speaker 1: of the show. Holy moly, I'm made it.
Speaker 2: You can't full circle? Yeah, c I A. Clooney. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: that guy's definitely on the payroll.
Speaker 1: I wonder, I wonder what was he tweeting about Iran?
Speaker 1: I wonder.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. Somehow I'm I get
Speaker 2: a lot of horror inbound at X, but that his
Speaker 2: feed is a horror that I am not exposed to
Speaker 2: for some reason. I certainly don't follow him and they
Speaker 2: don't boost him to me, so no idea. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: be surprised though. He's remember when him and Angelina Joe
Speaker 2: Lee were together, they were like a like a tag
Speaker 2: team of political talking.
Speaker 1: Points, were they? George Clooney no, no, no.
Speaker 2: She was with Billy Bob Thornton, who's Clooney's wife. Is
Speaker 2: what's their face?
Speaker 4: She's yeah, and he's been with her for a while,
Speaker 4: the Third Strike. But they're they're political, Uh yeah, they
Speaker 4: like to.
Speaker 2: I think it's just that U and jo Lee were,
Speaker 2: like do on the same PR circuits. They were on
Speaker 2: the same sort of Unesco PR junkets on the same
Speaker 2: topics for a number of years. That's probably why.
Speaker 4: There's probably a schizo post on Reddit somewhere where they
Speaker 4: put their faces together and it's the same person and
Speaker 4: their clone time traveler like Charlie Kirk or something.
Speaker 2: Right, might as well. We've got so many people with
Speaker 2: identical posts just posting, you know, cut and pasting their
Speaker 2: talking points that they're getting paid for these days.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say I would too.
Speaker 4: If you're getting seven grand to pop per post and
Speaker 4: all you have to do is copy and paste, Come on,
Speaker 4: that's not that difficult, man.
Speaker 2: That's the easiest seven grand anybody ever made. Just you know,
Speaker 2: sell a little chip, a little piece of your soul
Speaker 2: off every seven thousand dollars every time you cut and paste.
Speaker 2: There we go. Thanks George, Clooney's wife, Amal is a
Speaker 2: human rights lawyer. Wait a minute, I thought that was okay.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm confused on my A list Stars wives,
Speaker 2: Thank you, longtime listener. That makes sense, though, sounds like
Speaker 2: someone that would work with nngos perhaps right.
Speaker 4: Perhaps especially they do they generally ticked out like they were.
Speaker 4: They were vocal against the genocide in against the Palestinians,
Speaker 4: So that was good.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, credit where credits due.
Speaker 1: Speaking of which, I'm curious. I'm curious where they stand
Speaker 1: on the Iran issue though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean too. Did you notice getting back to
Speaker 2: Iran real quick here? We've been pretty critical of our
Speaker 2: neighbor south of us a little bit here, mister Jones
Speaker 2: that runs that still called Info Wars. I'm not really sure.
Speaker 1: Hey, uh well.
Speaker 2: He got gravellier man. I hadn't heard him in a
Speaker 2: few weeks, you know, I hadn't seen clips in a
Speaker 2: few weeks. And I follow Syrian girl on X and
Speaker 2: I saw her pop out earlier this week and Sam
Speaker 2: going live on Info Wars and his take on all
Speaker 2: this has just been so ridiculous from what I've seen,
Speaker 2: So I thought, okay, this might be interesting so I
Speaker 2: tuned in, and you know, fair shake to him. He
Speaker 2: gave her a good hour and she spent a lot
Speaker 2: of that hour talking to him about her recent trip
Speaker 2: to Iran for an awards ceremony that she attended, and
Speaker 2: she had like a little vlog style video that she posted,
Speaker 2: and he let her play the whole thing pretty much.
Speaker 2: And you know, she had some pretty harsh comments towards
Speaker 2: the Zionist government of Israel, and he allowed her to
Speaker 2: have those, and he even conceded, you know, a couple
Speaker 2: of comments that actually made sense, you know, about not
Speaker 2: bombing that country and such. So I was surprised to
Speaker 2: see that. I thought he was gonna just go full on,
Speaker 2: you know, continue with the psychopathy. So I'll give him
Speaker 2: a little bit of credit where credits due, but mostly
Speaker 2: it was Serian girl. She did a really good job
Speaker 2: in that presentation, I thought, because she totally destroyed the
Speaker 2: whole you know, narrative that it's like this brutal dictatorship
Speaker 2: and all the women are in sand people's clothes and
Speaker 2: stuff like that.
Speaker 4: You know, well that explains something because she has been
Speaker 4: making the rounds lately, and I did see her viral
Speaker 4: clip probably directly from her ex account before she was
Speaker 4: making media appearances. But she's been going around to a
Speaker 4: handful of really you know some of them a few
Speaker 4: decent places, including here Dacted. I'm starting to like that
Speaker 4: show a lot with Clayton Morris and Natalie who's the
Speaker 4: lady's name I forgot already, so anyways, but she was
Speaker 4: given a good affair shake there and they were very
Speaker 4: welcoming for her. But I was shuddering to think what
Speaker 4: it might be like on an Alex Jones thing. But
Speaker 4: she'd been making rounds to various outlets, and then like
Speaker 4: just today, I saw, like all of a sudden, there's
Speaker 4: random big blue ex check marks just targeting her directly
Speaker 4: and accusing her, pulling up small comments that she's made
Speaker 4: on various places, on programs and x spaces and tweets
Speaker 4: because she takes a very particular stance on certain things
Speaker 4: that some people don't agree with. And so now they're
Speaker 4: like trying to demonize her over that, and I'm like, well,
Speaker 4: they weren't demonizing her until just recently. What changed? Oh
Speaker 4: she was on de Alex Jones's thing, So there you go.
Speaker 4: So somebody from that rotten side of Denmark. Not to
Speaker 4: drag Denmark into this because of the greenland issue, of course,
Speaker 4: but but I'm guessing that, you know, because Alex, if
Speaker 4: he doesn't destroy her, then all of his little little
Speaker 4: trolls will.
Speaker 1: You know. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, it's like a pied piper effect over there,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 4: Okay they are, Okay, thank you for letting me know.
Speaker 4: I always wondered. I thought they were a couple, Natalie
Speaker 4: and Clayton.
Speaker 2: So there you go.
Speaker 1: I'm redacted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do good stuff. I like their material when
Speaker 2: I catch.
Speaker 4: It, with one exception because I'm like, just not to nitpick,
Speaker 4: but they're like they throw in commercials and their reads,
Speaker 4: their their advertisements with no warning, so they don't pause
Speaker 4: their program, which is great for the guests. So they
Speaker 4: do like an interview, but you're just watching the interview
Speaker 4: and then no warning, they'll just do Now it's just
Speaker 4: them doing like a read through for one of their ads,
Speaker 4: and it's like, wait a minute, what am I watching.
Speaker 4: It's a little discombobulating, you know.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I could see why that might throw a
Speaker 2: viewer off for a moment, but hey, if they've figured
Speaker 2: out a way to monetize without you know, taking the
Speaker 2: seven thousand dollars route. I'm cool with that, I guess.
Speaker 4: But by the way, as far as the Iran issue goes, please,
Speaker 4: if in case you missed it, folks, check out Patrick's
Speaker 4: breakdown of that in the first half of Sunday Wire
Speaker 4: today and then of course the second half me and
Speaker 4: Hasher joined and offered our breakdown analysis comments as well.
Speaker 4: But Patrick just did a bang up fantastic like, give
Speaker 4: that man an award job of them the whole thing.
Speaker 1: So check it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was it was a It was a really
Speaker 2: good It was like a masterclass on regime change, you know,
Speaker 2: all the steps of regime change. You know. It was
Speaker 2: like a twelve step program.
Speaker 1: Just share that one.
Speaker 4: That's what everybody should do, is definitely share that program
Speaker 4: if you're able to sneak it in to somebody for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a couple of very clippable moments in there.
Speaker 2: If you're handy with that as well, you should do
Speaker 2: that and post them on your social media because maybe
Speaker 2: you have more, well less shadow banning than we do.
Speaker 4: If you do that, you'll get some shadow banning and
Speaker 4: possibly some time served in FEMA camp next year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you might earn some time in a FEMA
Speaker 2: Region nine Walmart edition or something like that, or Region
Speaker 2: ten Costco Femah. Let's let's let's pivot to But yeah,
Speaker 2: I highly recommend you check out today's Sunday Wire that
Speaker 2: was episode five and seventy eight. I believe.
Speaker 1: Somebody in your security detail agreat.
Speaker 2: My security details being stupid. All right, so let's talk
Speaker 2: about rock for a second. Here, man, we've got let
Speaker 2: me share this tab and I'll bring this up. This
Speaker 2: is heg Seth here from the Department of War in
Speaker 2: the United States. Let's see what's this. Hello from NYC.
Speaker 2: What's up? Hello from Texas. Thanks for being here with
Speaker 2: us tonight. Great to see everybody in the chats over there.
Speaker 2: I think we even had someone, Yes, we do, we
Speaker 2: have someone from South Africa. What's up South Africa? Thanks
Speaker 2: for joining us. Okay, let me put this on the
Speaker 2: screen and see what. Boy, that's a tiny little video
Speaker 2: to be full screen. Hopefully this it goes all right?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, moron. I appreciate it, Thank you
Speaker 1: very much.
Speaker 5: Today we're excited to announce the next Frontier AI model company.
Speaker 6: To join Gendai Dot mil and that is GROC from XAI,
Speaker 6: which will go live later this month. Very soon, we
Speaker 6: will have the world's leading.
Speaker 5: AI models on every unclassified and classified network throughout our
Speaker 5: department long overdue, and we will not employ AI models
Speaker 5: that won't allow you to fight wars. We will judge
Speaker 5: AI models on this standard alone, factually accurate, mission relevant,
Speaker 5: without ideological constraints that limit lawful military applications.
Speaker 1: Department of War. AI will not be woke. It will
Speaker 1: work for us.
Speaker 5: We're building war ready weapons and systems, not chatbots.
Speaker 2: It won't be woke. That's the best they got for you, man.
Speaker 2: It won't be woke. Don't worry. It won't be woke.
Speaker 2: We're going to open up artificial intelligence inside of classified networks.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, what, hello boy, my security team is
Speaker 2: really being dickish right now? Shut up Rambo. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: so GROC.
Speaker 1: More about it, hesher.
Speaker 4: They're just going to use it to to make sexualized
Speaker 4: images of people and children, probably because that's what Rock's
Speaker 4: doing lately. But yeah, this is this is what we
Speaker 4: want to throw into our military. I mean, I would
Speaker 4: suggest that it's still not quite ready for prime time,
Speaker 4: but whatever, what the hell well, was just a warp
Speaker 4: speed this shit right in?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Boy?
Speaker 4: They love doing that, don't they, hesher like, yeah, the
Speaker 4: jury's still out.
Speaker 1: Screw it, Let's just do it.
Speaker 2: I don't even I'm having a hard time comprehending how
Speaker 2: it is this thing got approved to be on the
Speaker 2: classified network. It is. It's no joke getting a computer
Speaker 2: certified to be plugged into a military network, right, they're
Speaker 2: classified network. I don't know what they call it these days.
Speaker 2: They used call it sipper net, probably still do. In
Speaker 2: order to use it, a person has to have a
Speaker 2: secret clearance, and to have is to get a secret clearance,
Speaker 2: a person has to have an investigation done on them
Speaker 2: and blah blah blah. It's a whole bunch of stuff.
Speaker 2: Sign a lot of paperwork, sign your life away, sign
Speaker 2: your first borns away, all that kind of stuff, right,
Speaker 2: and then to actually once a person has that right
Speaker 2: as a person that needs it, an employee at a
Speaker 2: base or whatever, or you know, a military member or
Speaker 2: a civilian working on a base whatever. Right, like those
Speaker 2: take a while to get right. It's kind of a
Speaker 2: big deal when the employer, your employer says, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: we need you to get this like, it costs them
Speaker 2: a lot lot of money. It costs you, the taxpayer,
Speaker 2: a lot of money, us, the taxpayers a lot of money.
Speaker 2: And then to like bring a piece of software or
Speaker 2: hardware into one of those buildings, right Like, think about
Speaker 2: an Internet building. This is a different Internet. It's not
Speaker 2: even attached to the same stuff that you know we're
Speaker 2: using right now to do and watch this show if
Speaker 2: you want to, right Like, there's a lab a specified place,
Speaker 2: and there's a security manager there, and you can't take
Speaker 2: cell phones or you know, outside laptops in there. It's
Speaker 2: all illegal to do, right Like, you can get in
Speaker 2: massive trouble if you bring your cell phone in if
Speaker 2: you bring a unwashed internet computer laptop into one of
Speaker 2: these rooms that have those connections to this military internet. Right,
Speaker 2: And if you want to bring a laptop officially or
Speaker 2: some software officially into one of the is you know,
Speaker 2: classified laboratories or network operating centers, whatever operational place, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter if it's classified. Its classified. Only people with
Speaker 2: clearance can go in. Only technicians who have accredited and
Speaker 2: approved machines and softwares can go in. Right. They call
Speaker 2: these mission critical systems in some places, right, so and
Speaker 2: I've done this. I have quite literally done the paperwork
Speaker 2: to do that, and many times, actually hundreds of times,
Speaker 2: it's insanely difficult just to get Like, say you just
Speaker 2: have a laptop, it's for administrative purposes. All it has
Speaker 2: on it is Microsoft Office, and you would think, okay,
Speaker 2: that's an easy one to probably bring into a place
Speaker 2: like that. Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. You got to know how.
Speaker 2: You gotta have a security specialist or be a security specialist,
Speaker 2: and you have to know how to go into the
Speaker 2: into the bios, into the operating system core, into all
Speaker 2: these different parts and turn off all these features and
Speaker 2: holes that are normally open. And then you have to
Speaker 2: have it scanned by a security manager and approved. And
Speaker 2: then maybe maybe you won't get passed on the first try,
Speaker 2: but three or four or five tries later, after you
Speaker 2: lock enough pieces of that machine down, you might be
Speaker 2: able to plug it in if you have a good
Speaker 2: need for it. So ruckus, I'm saying all this because
Speaker 2: it's like, how the fuck did groc get in there?
Speaker 2: How many people had to be on the team to
Speaker 2: get that approved? DoD wide One oh, that would be sary. One.
Speaker 4: One guy was a shit ton of money, got incredibly
Speaker 4: close to the administration, so close that they literally let
Speaker 4: him into the government all of the data, all of
Speaker 4: the personal data, everything. This guy and his doge team
Speaker 4: got his hands all over it. But yeah, no, this
Speaker 4: is I mean, this guy is all in in it.
Speaker 4: Like this guy has been in it to it and
Speaker 4: no wonder. He was running around and jumping and excited
Speaker 4: like a kid in the candy store right sure after
Speaker 4: the Trump want to say, I mean literally throwing Nazi
Speaker 4: salutes on stage like he didn't give a damn. He
Speaker 4: didn't give an f It's like I don't care, I'll
Speaker 4: do what I want, right.
Speaker 2: That seems to be the attitude.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's got the SpaceX, he's got the freaking
Speaker 4: AI now in the military, And now what's the big
Speaker 4: thing that everybody's all going gung ho over?
Speaker 1: The fucking robots?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I told you? And I found the clip. I don't
Speaker 1: know if I have it, but there it was.
Speaker 4: It was some expert whatever take that with a grain
Speaker 4: of salt, sitting somewhere talking at these Heidi Twity trade
Speaker 4: show type things, talking about how optimists the robot that
Speaker 4: made by Tesla that in so many years from now
Speaker 4: not that many. I forget again how many years he says,
Speaker 4: people will forget that Tesla even made a car because
Speaker 4: they're just saying it's all about these these stupid robots,
Speaker 4: you know. So I mean, but again, I mean, it's
Speaker 4: got to be a military application, because every single thing
Speaker 4: else that this dude has got his little freaking clause
Speaker 4: or tentacles in is related to the military he's got.
Speaker 4: He doesn't he already have top secret clearance, hesher, mister
Speaker 4: Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: Oh, well he does. I mean, I don't know for sure,
Speaker 2: but I don't see how he can't. I don't see how.
Speaker 1: I heard that he does.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, it would be impossible for him to do
Speaker 2: the jobs that he does without having it. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, he operates some of those SpaceX launches out
Speaker 2: of Vandenberg Air Force Base, if memory serves, I don't
Speaker 2: think Vandenburg is one of those. Vandenburg is not a
Speaker 2: place you're gonna be going without a clearance probably or
Speaker 2: a dang good reason to be there. Uh. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: there's there's no way. And you're right, like all of
Speaker 2: his techs have a public face and a government slash
Speaker 2: military face. Pretty much every single one.
Speaker 4: And he's not like Bill Gates. For like, there's there's
Speaker 4: a there's a shit ton of people who are very
Speaker 4: an animus towards they'll get like Bill Gates the Satan,
Speaker 4: he's loose for he's the Antichrist, and oh Bill Gates
Speaker 4: is and they'll they'll feel that way about a lot
Speaker 4: of people. But in general, I mean, unless you're like
Speaker 4: some crazy libtard leftists. For the most part, people are
Speaker 4: cool with Elon Musk, you know what I mean. It's
Speaker 4: very hard to actually try to sit somebody down and
Speaker 4: explain to them that Elon Musk might not be such
Speaker 4: a good dude, and you know, he just I don't know, man.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I wonder if the reason that the Overton window
Speaker 4: has shifted so far in one particular discussion, I e.
Speaker 4: Hete we can have Miriam Addelson come out and say
Speaker 4: I don't want to say how much money I've donated
Speaker 4: to the political party because I want to tell the
Speaker 4: truth and I don't want to look bad and and
Speaker 4: all of these things that now people are just like, wow,
Speaker 4: it's in your face, Like is that still just a
Speaker 4: distraction so that nobody suspects or realizes is really doing
Speaker 4: it to us when they're doing it right in the open.
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy doesn't hide and.
Speaker 4: Everybody just cheers it on and on his ex platform.
Speaker 4: It's I mean, it's so ridiculous. I saw one of
Speaker 4: one of his paid influencers promoting one of his products
Speaker 4: and then Elon Musk retweets it on his platform and
Speaker 4: it gets all this visibility and it's like, dude, obviously
Speaker 4: how much dude, I've heard of monopolies and stuff, but
Speaker 4: this is crazy. This moving towards this everything. Was it
Speaker 4: going to be like when like everybody's there doing everything
Speaker 4: and that's where you get your news, you do your shopping,
Speaker 4: and you get paid your universal basic income, Like that's
Speaker 4: that guy's dream. And you know, as long as you
Speaker 4: obey and do all the right things and you get
Speaker 4: the little jolts of adrenaline rush to your brain link
Speaker 4: ship or whatever.
Speaker 1: Right not like where any of this is headed.
Speaker 2: I know, man, It's like it's crazy, and it's also brilliant.
Speaker 2: The way that they've the way that they're crafting personal narratives,
Speaker 2: like the pr that is going into you know, main
Speaker 2: characters if you will, in today's scene is crazy. Like
Speaker 2: just just think of it, Like they really have tried
Speaker 2: to make him into a Tony Stark type of character
Speaker 2: where it's like there's just so much going on. He's
Speaker 2: got his finger in so many pots, like impossibly so
Speaker 2: many pots, literally impossibly more stuff than one person could
Speaker 2: even delegate with, even the richest man in the world
Speaker 2: could delegate. I would say, but hey, maybe that's just
Speaker 2: because there's too much self aggrandizing and taking credit for
Speaker 2: other people's work under his you know umbrella. Maybe that's
Speaker 2: that's all it is. But I beg to differ. I
Speaker 2: think something else is going on here. And what a
Speaker 2: perfect way to launder money, you know, to have dual purpose,
Speaker 2: right to have you know, money coming in on government
Speaker 2: contracts that are many of which are likely associated with
Speaker 2: like black bag endless money not even in the budget it,
Speaker 2: you know, just as much as you need, right, and
Speaker 2: then on top of that, to have a public face
Speaker 2: for that business. I mean this, this is the perfect
Speaker 2: like shoehorn in for you know, like like full on
Speaker 2: uh you know, federalized, socialized, like all the worst kind
Speaker 2: of eyed government meets business fascist crap you could imagine, uh,
Speaker 2: and just think of.
Speaker 1: The endless possibilities.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then there's the technocracy part. You got to
Speaker 2: sit someone. So we've got these people confused by the
Speaker 2: wonder Wonderkinns, right, these which are not really wonder cans
Speaker 2: uh and and everything's political so their identity politic is
Speaker 2: wrapped up in it. And then they're all confused. When
Speaker 2: you know, something big goes down, when something important goes down,
Speaker 2: and none of them are looking at the technocracy, you
Speaker 2: have to pull these people aside and try to explain
Speaker 2: to them what technocracy means. It's like, do I have
Speaker 2: to take you back to sixth grade and talk about
Speaker 2: orwell really.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, it's a fascinating conversation to have in
Speaker 4: today's world, in this year because of all the things
Speaker 4: that we see happening match exactly what the original founders
Speaker 4: of Technocracy, inc. Which would be, Oh, that's right, where's
Speaker 4: that guy again? Oh one of this guy's relatives. It
Speaker 4: was his grandfather, right, if I'm not mistaken who started
Speaker 4: that whole thing. But did you know that one of
Speaker 4: the things that's part of this whole original plan of
Speaker 4: theirs back in the day, from like the nineteen forties
Speaker 4: or whatever it was, Right, the North American technique which
Speaker 4: is of course this idea of you know, it's the
Speaker 4: don Roe doctrine. Now this push for the South American
Speaker 4: places and now Greenland. It's all been in the works
Speaker 4: for a very very, very long time and it's all
Speaker 4: coming from the same people. What a surprise. But that's
Speaker 4: just crazy. Well, you know, I would agree it's crazy.
Speaker 4: Why are we allowing them to do this? That's crazy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, this like generations long bloodline power play
Speaker 2: stuff like, come on, it's twenty twenty six. Can we
Speaker 2: not shuffle that off at this point? And then there's
Speaker 2: the satellites, you know, thanks free T. Hanninson mentioned this
Speaker 2: earlier today when we were talking about Starlink. I would
Speaker 2: adend that comment there though, and say multi purpose satellites
Speaker 2: I think is probably more than a couple purposes to
Speaker 2: a lot of these clusters. You know, we we see
Speaker 2: them launching these things out here in Texas, a string
Speaker 2: of twenty lights going up in the sky at a
Speaker 2: time in a perfect line, perfectly spaced apart. Like if
Speaker 2: you had woke up from a coma and saw that,
Speaker 2: you would think you just saw UFO or something like that,
Speaker 2: or a cluster of UAPs. If you prefer I did.
Speaker 4: I did think I saw UFO the first time I
Speaker 4: saw that change anyways, unless it was a UFO. Well,
Speaker 4: I mean, isn't it interesting that that amidst this report
Speaker 4: that they had to bring in some starlink to help
Speaker 4: save those poor armed protesters out there in Iran who
Speaker 4: were fighting for their freedom or whatever, so that the
Speaker 4: women could have OnlyFans accounts or something like that. From
Speaker 4: what I understand, it depends on where you go for
Speaker 4: your information. I've heard these things, but yeah, starlink was
Speaker 4: out there. Huh oh, well, wait a minute, what's these
Speaker 4: strange stories of these people witnesses on the ground who
Speaker 4: said that people were like being attacked by some sort
Speaker 4: of unseen force, a directed energy weapon, with people like
Speaker 4: screaming and pain, bleeding out of their nose and vomiting
Speaker 4: blood and like their heads were exploding like what scanners
Speaker 4: like that movie Scanners. I'm sure starlink had nothing to
Speaker 4: do with that, but isn't it interesting that they both
Speaker 4: arrived on the scene at the same time.
Speaker 1: That's kind of odd.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, how about that? And then here is here's one.
Speaker 2: I think this is probably what you were referring to here,
Speaker 2: Daniel McAdams, replying to this tweet, says this is a
Speaker 2: full fledged CIA slash masade operation, and the post under
Speaker 2: it says Iran's intelligence has seized a large shipment of
Speaker 2: illegal Starlink devices and other advanced electronics meant for espionage
Speaker 2: and sabotage. The shipment came from a quote unquote country
Speaker 2: in the region and was meant to be distributed in
Speaker 2: unrest hit providences. Some of the equipment was also intended
Speaker 2: for espionage near military and missile sites for the next war.
Speaker 2: I don't know how they knew those intentions, but that's
Speaker 2: what they posted. Let's check this out. It's like there's
Speaker 2: no audio on it, but you can see there all
Speaker 2: of the gear. You know, if this story is indeed true,
Speaker 2: of course, always the chance it's pure propaganda, and that's
Speaker 2: you know, part of the thing here tonight, man. Sometimes
Speaker 2: it blinks, and I've seen a lot of that in
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 4: Seeing satellites from Starlink, satellite systems, receivers whatever the hell
Speaker 4: they are like lined up like they're like drugs or
Speaker 4: cash from a bust.
Speaker 2: That's right, crazy, the war on starlink there, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and there's there's I forget who posted it. If I
Speaker 2: can find it again, I'll throw it on tonight's show
Speaker 2: page as a reference link. But there's you know, we've
Speaker 2: seen this before. We've we've been talking about directed energy
Speaker 2: weapons as long as we've been on the internet, man,
Speaker 2: the two of us and a lot of our colleagues,
Speaker 2: and there's plenty of you know, I'm not even gonna
Speaker 2: bother bringing up the links and all that. I've done
Speaker 2: it so many times. It's old hat to me, but
Speaker 2: it definitely is a thing. You can go to Lockheed
Speaker 2: Martin's website and type in DW or directed energy weapon,
Speaker 2: and you'll find an array of you know, war materials,
Speaker 2: crowd control materials, and various different things that they make
Speaker 2: that are you know, publicly known. And then you can
Speaker 2: also find some presentations from researchers and others out there
Speaker 2: in in the military industrial complex showing some of these weapons.
Speaker 2: And these videos are like twenty years old now, and
Speaker 2: they used to be these big, like you know, satellite
Speaker 2: looking thingies or antenna looking thingies that they would mount
Speaker 2: on top of a hum V and the whole hum
Speaker 2: v's like its only purpose is to have this, Like
Speaker 2: some of them are sonics. Some of them are millimeter waves,
Speaker 2: so they can make people feel like they're cooking. They
Speaker 2: can make you feel like your insides are in a microwave.
Speaker 2: It just depends what kind of spectrum and which thing
Speaker 2: they're pointing at people. You know, ruckus just describe some
Speaker 2: of the symptoms that we've heard before. And the point
Speaker 2: why I'm saying all this is if you look at
Speaker 2: that tech that's you know, publicly known about, and how
Speaker 2: long ago a lot of that footage is, and you
Speaker 2: think about the minimize the miniaturization of technology since then,
Speaker 2: some of these things could potentially be in handheld devices,
Speaker 2: maybe on a starlink or some sort of you know,
Speaker 2: low Earth orbit device with you know, focused intensity. You
Speaker 2: know that we just don't know. We just have no
Speaker 2: drone based, I mean ground based. I mean it's the
Speaker 2: options are scary you think about it.
Speaker 1: Space based lasers.
Speaker 2: Space based laser beams. There you go. You want to
Speaker 2: get discredited and shadow band real fast talk about space
Speaker 2: based lasers.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, actually, any of those recommendations you made about
Speaker 4: searching for that information and watching those videos will will
Speaker 4: certainly also get you on a list, So please do
Speaker 4: so at your own risk, or use a VPN or
Speaker 4: whatever you need to do to protect yourselves these days,
Speaker 4: I would just you know, turn off the internet, throw
Speaker 4: the computer out, and just go live in the woods
Speaker 4: if I were you just kidding. That's probably our only
Speaker 4: option at this point to escape the becoming machines, the terminators.
Speaker 2: We do get smoke signals and carrier pigeon messages from
Speaker 2: former viewers of boiler Room who have taken you seriously, ruckus,
Speaker 2: so careful, careful, not.
Speaker 4: A bad choice, save me, save me some room on
Speaker 4: your on your I guess they wouldn't have a couch,
Speaker 4: but if you got a couch, I'll come crash there.
Speaker 1: Yeap obsually are.
Speaker 2: When they smoke signal us, their carrier pigeon us, they
Speaker 2: always tell us that we're invited if we ever need
Speaker 2: to bug out. So we got that going for us. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: let's see here. What else? What else? So that was
Speaker 2: another one, another dodgy one, And there were a lot
Speaker 2: of dodgy, unverifiable reports of mash cat mass casualties in Iran.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to go deep into that because we
Speaker 2: talked about it today on Sunday Wire reference that did
Speaker 2: you see this one ruckus uh. Trump uh says US
Speaker 2: taxpayers will pay. I thought we were waiting on stemmy
Speaker 2: checks or some kind of tariff check or something like that. Right,
Speaker 2: Like last I heard he had money inbound to us.
Speaker 2: But then I saw a clip of him looking like
Speaker 2: he was confused and he didn't remember that one. And
Speaker 2: now we're being told that US taxpayers will path to
Speaker 2: end up paying about eighty three billion dollars to build
Speaker 2: Venezuela's oil infrastructs. Sure up to benefit I guess oil
Speaker 2: companies and Israeli billionaires, maybe some Saudi billionaires too, I
Speaker 2: don't know. So that that's funny. How fast we go
Speaker 2: from we're going to take the oil to you're gonna
Speaker 2: pay for all the oil extraction. It's like, well, which
Speaker 2: is it, guys? So that that's another little blink right there.
Speaker 2: I caught this week that I thought was, you know, weird.
Speaker 4: It's also kind of weird how the sitting president slipped
Speaker 4: everybody off.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it wasn't that that was.
Speaker 1: Fun speaking of ripping the masks off.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, I mean, I would think.
Speaker 1: To be fair.
Speaker 4: That was in response to he was at a Ford
Speaker 4: plant and somebody called him a pedophile something or another.
Speaker 1: What did he say?
Speaker 4: He called him a pedophile protector. Yeah, and then and
Speaker 4: then Trump mouth to the word fu. He said fuck
Speaker 4: you and flipped the guy off. And I'm like, dude,
Speaker 4: why did they do this stuff when they know they're
Speaker 4: on camera and.
Speaker 2: Right all that?
Speaker 1: I don't get it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's probably one of his doubles.
Speaker 4: It's got to be one of his his doubles wearing
Speaker 4: a mask, because you know everybody's got one of those, right,
Speaker 4: So maybe the guy just had a bad day.
Speaker 2: Well we are we are hearing rumors that he had
Speaker 2: a stroke, So maybe they did employ a double. Yeah,
Speaker 2: here's the clip there it is TMZ got it. You
Speaker 2: could see him clearly mouth f you two times, pointed
Speaker 2: at his face, and then gave him the bird. For
Speaker 2: those of you just listening from the balcony, oh boy.
Speaker 4: For basically saying the exact same reason. You know that
Speaker 4: a lot of folks have been upset with him about
Speaker 4: for you know, the person was implying that he was
Speaker 4: sitting on the Epstein files. He could have said it
Speaker 4: a different way, but he didn't. But Trump could have
Speaker 4: handled that a different way too.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't remember seeing Obama do that. I don't remember
Speaker 4: seeing Bush do well. Okay, actually there was that one
Speaker 4: Obama Bush. Bush does have one Obama does have. I
Speaker 4: guess they all do this. Bush, would you look at that?
Speaker 2: Obama's bird flips were a little cheekier, if I dare say,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Was the one he thought he was off camera or whatever, right, yeah,
Speaker 4: or not recording anything.
Speaker 1: The thing with the hair and then flipped everybody off.
Speaker 2: Yeah and nobody Obamas was straight up like pr That
Speaker 2: was probably scripted.
Speaker 4: And then I'm pretty did Clinton get in trouble for one?
Speaker 4: I think they all do. I thought all of them
Speaker 4: always get caught doing this. It's almost like they have
Speaker 4: to do this, each of them or something.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's a part of the presidential humiliation.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but they should take that picture of
Speaker 4: Trump flipping everybody off and make that the next big
Speaker 4: portrait that they put up with him, like his NFT
Speaker 4: collection that he drops next or you know, there you go,
Speaker 4: that's the image, that's that's the legacy that Trump wants
Speaker 4: to leave America is flipping the bird.
Speaker 2: Right there, And there's the the good old dreaded TMZ
Speaker 2: logo right on top of it. I mean, it's perfect.
Speaker 2: It's a perfect screenshot right there.
Speaker 1: It's funny. It looks like the little t rex hand,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. It's not an impressive middle finger Trump.
Speaker 4: I apologize, sir, but it's it's it looks looks small,
Speaker 4: looks tiny.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, careful, people start calling you a liberal again
Speaker 2: real quick here?
Speaker 1: How whatever? Yeah, certainly not. I was quite disturbed. What
Speaker 1: did Patrick say?
Speaker 4: He was mentioning, you guys are talking about somebody on
Speaker 4: the left who's starting to come out and say the
Speaker 4: right things. Was cold there or somebody like?
Speaker 2: No, no, it was John Stuart, John Stuart.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, thank you. So again we've come full
Speaker 4: circle to where, you know, the people who are doing
Speaker 4: and saying the right things.
Speaker 1: I can have to be like, yes, what that guy said,
Speaker 1: but all the other stuff that this douchebag has to say,
Speaker 1: I don't agree with whatsoever.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about that today. I really hate that too,
Speaker 2: because it's like, I mean, on the one hand, it's
Speaker 2: cool because it allows us to practice staying a little
Speaker 2: bit non biased. It's like, you know, John Cusack is
Speaker 2: a perfect example, like, there are certain periods of time
Speaker 2: where you know, the hashtag, you know, current thing, he
Speaker 2: had a terrible shit take on and I was just like, man,
Speaker 2: I like that guy as an actor, but boy is
Speaker 2: he wrong about this, and boy is he loud about it.
Speaker 2: And then you know, the hashtag current thing changes and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden he's out there and I'm like, yeah, dude,
Speaker 2: what you said right there? Like it's almost like, you know,
Speaker 2: he goes from someone I would want to block or
Speaker 2: mute to someone I would want to repost or something
Speaker 2: like that. And I see this with so many of
Speaker 2: like these types of names. It's it's the strangest thing.
Speaker 2: It's like for the for us and for you know,
Speaker 2: the people on that view their accounts and whatnot. It's
Speaker 2: a great opportunity to like, you know, reflect on your
Speaker 2: own individuality and be like, no, no, no, this person is
Speaker 2: wrong about this. They're right about this, and I don't
Speaker 2: have to love or hate them when they're wrong or right,
Speaker 2: even though the way they present it, you know, pulls
Speaker 2: it my my outrage post.
Speaker 4: It's not always so right and left and blue versus red,
Speaker 4: and black versus white. So it's like it's so hard
Speaker 4: to find those people who are kind of on the
Speaker 4: same page is as us. Oh wait, we're all usually here,
Speaker 4: aren't we. That's why we exist, I suppose, isn't that correct?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And speaking of we are the.
Speaker 1: We are the alternate, yes, current to all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of which, if you're in that crowd, be
Speaker 2: sure you're subscribed and notifications on and hit the likes
Speaker 2: and all that stuff. And thanks everybody in the chats
Speaker 2: for you know, being active in there. We appreciate that
Speaker 2: this was sort of a pop up, impromptu show. We've
Speaker 2: been trying to get here on the mic since Friday night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is what it is.
Speaker 2: Hey, what about you know, speaking of sex connect exit,
Speaker 2: Donny t let me what about this? One man? This
Speaker 2: is definitely something that we should be talking about. I
Speaker 2: think let me just play it.
Speaker 7: Secretary Hike Seth Sir. A memo circulating on social media
Speaker 7: details the establishment of a National Guard response for US
Speaker 7: that's going to be trained in crowd control and civil
Speaker 7: unrest and deployed in all fifty states by April twenty
Speaker 7: twenty six. Can you verify the authenticity of that memo
Speaker 7: and do you have any more information on the OPPERA.
Speaker 8: I'm not going to answer particulars on something that may
Speaker 8: be in the planning process, but we definitely do have
Speaker 8: multiple layers of National Guard response forces. Whether it's in
Speaker 8: each state, whether it's regionally, whether it's Title ten active duty,
Speaker 8: whether it's Washington d C. We've got a lot of
Speaker 8: different ways that constitutionally, illegally we can employ Title ten
Speaker 8: and Title thirty two forces, and we will do so
Speaker 8: when necessary.
Speaker 7: Secretary Hike Seth sir a membos plating on social media.
Speaker 2: Donald looked like he had something he wanted to say there,
Speaker 2: but Haig Seth is delivering the message. I don't know
Speaker 2: what to make of that one. But people are certainly
Speaker 2: throwing their hands up right now, especially with everything that's
Speaker 2: gone down with Ice lately. E getting a worse and
Speaker 2: worse rap as time goes on. So people are starting
Speaker 2: to wonder, well, what is this, what's up with this?
Speaker 2: What are these people going to be used for for
Speaker 2: this administration? What might they be used for in the
Speaker 2: next administration the one after that? That kind of thing.
Speaker 2: What about passe commentatis, You know, people are asking a
Speaker 2: lot of questions about this one.
Speaker 4: Well, the National Guard is one thing of course, and
Speaker 4: we've been seeing the back and forth over that going
Speaker 4: on the ICE as the one who's been acting like
Speaker 4: the Gestapo or Gestapo however you want to pronounce that.
Speaker 4: But today this hit the feeds where you know, this
Speaker 4: is an You might have heard some talk about maybe
Speaker 4: Trump's going to invoke the Insurrection Act, right, so He's got,
Speaker 4: according to these reports that are out there, fifteen hundred
Speaker 4: active duty, active duty Army soldiers on standby, ready to go.
Speaker 4: Whatever the f that means. What are they going to
Speaker 4: do hessher?
Speaker 1: What happened? If you?
Speaker 4: I mean, I granted, I believe the Insurrection Act was
Speaker 4: used to settle the riots in the wake of the
Speaker 4: Rodney King thing, but that was I was in high
Speaker 4: school and not paying attention back then, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean? Yeah, so, but I mean, I know it's
Speaker 4: been done before, but like, well, under the current administration,
Speaker 4: in the current temperature, climate environments, I don't I don't
Speaker 4: think that this would end well if we were to
Speaker 4: do this. You know what I'm saying, What is this?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 1: What is this talk? What is going on here?
Speaker 4: Is this just all talk? Is that all it is
Speaker 4: to get everybody upset about it? And placing bets on
Speaker 4: polymarket and calls maybe over it to see Willie Rwoni, right.
Speaker 2: I mean it really makes you wonder because again, this
Speaker 2: is one of those cases where like, h de escalation
Speaker 2: would be really really simple, you know, stick to your
Speaker 2: I don't even I can't even believe I have to
Speaker 2: say this, But it's like if I was the director
Speaker 2: or you know, Trump or someone in charge, and I
Speaker 2: wanted to not have violence in the country, it would
Speaker 2: be like, Okay, you guys, finish up what you're doing there,
Speaker 2: grab the you know, primary people that you need to grab,
Speaker 2: considering what their job is, uh, and get out, you know,
Speaker 2: with minimal disruption. Stop with the show of force. Stop
Speaker 2: with the you know, uh going to a restaurant and
Speaker 2: eating there and then showing up at nine pm that
Speaker 2: night and arresting the people that made your food earlier
Speaker 2: that day. You know, don't do stupid, egregious stuff like that.
Speaker 2: And we can de escalate this and get you guys,
Speaker 2: you know, out of that state and into the next state,
Speaker 2: Like go get some fucking cartel people or some human
Speaker 2: traffickers or you know, people that you know that are
Speaker 2: dangerous here. Stop with the show of force, you know,
Speaker 2: stop acting like you're trying to foment a civil war.
Speaker 2: Stop sending crisis actors, and stop sending provocateurs. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean. It's it's dirt simple, really, if they
Speaker 2: wanted to de escalate it, even you know, non strategist
Speaker 2: like me just figured out how to do it.
Speaker 4: The new strategy is peace through strength. Apparently that applies
Speaker 4: even at home.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, man, the like world War two level
Speaker 2: meme stuff that's coming at We showed some of this
Speaker 2: last week, but it continued this week, and some people,
Speaker 2: savvy people out there on x or like comparing some
Speaker 2: of these slogans to World War two slogans. Not from
Speaker 2: our side, you know, quote unquote our side. It's pretty
Speaker 2: weird watching this whole thing evolve, dude.
Speaker 4: Just before the show, I don't even remember what I
Speaker 4: was watching. I was catching up on my YouTube feed
Speaker 4: news programs and alternative media stuff, independent media from like
Speaker 4: the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what show it was.
Speaker 4: It was just showing clips and I don't know where
Speaker 4: it was, but Trump was being asked by a reporter.
Speaker 1: I seemed like it was a left.
Speaker 4: Leaning media and they were haranguing in pretty good over it.
Speaker 4: I was like, okay, good, at least they're pushing back
Speaker 4: on it. But Trump was maybe it was an old thing,
Speaker 4: but Trump was quoted. He was quoting was it Mussolini?
Speaker 4: He was quoting some socialist leader dictator from the past
Speaker 4: from Italy.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure it was Mussolini. And the reporter was.
Speaker 4: Pointing it out and asking him if he thinks it's
Speaker 4: okay to be quoting this person, and he's like, well,
Speaker 4: I don't know, do you think that's about he said.
Speaker 4: Trump was completely clueless about the thing, and doubled down
Speaker 4: and says, well, we're interesting things and interesting quotes, and
Speaker 4: we found it interesting. And it was just like it
Speaker 4: was crazy. I don't know if you ever heard it
Speaker 4: but or saw that.
Speaker 2: Wow. No, I didn't catch that. But I mean, I've
Speaker 2: seen a lot of these parallels being drawn lately. It's
Speaker 2: like a whole genre on X. It's weird, these little
Speaker 2: sub subgenres that are popping up, like accounts to just
Speaker 2: do things like that, like all day long. It's a trip. Man,
Speaker 2: did okay, well check it out. Let's see. Welcome Kathleen.
Speaker 2: We forgive you for being late. Kathleen says, I'm late.
Speaker 2: Did anyone see the furry party at mar Lago?
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought that up, all right, I.
Speaker 2: Had missed it. I saw someone say something about it,
Speaker 2: and I just moved right on past it. But here
Speaker 2: you go at the highly dreaded Daily Beast. Trump's mar
Speaker 2: a Lago hosts deranged furry Marie antoinette party. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 2: let's look at some footage here before we read about it.
Speaker 2: I like to look before I listen or read. Wow,
Speaker 2: I probably have this site permanently muted. Yep, okay, well
Speaker 2: there you go. Small clip. There a swanky event that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's Winter white for.
Speaker 6: The great State in Florida.
Speaker 2: I love this state, special place. I don't know, it's
Speaker 2: just see that's why that site is permanently muted right there. Anyways,
Speaker 2: uh Winter White House.
Speaker 1: Featuring talking was that Trump is still talking?
Speaker 2: Really? Still? All right? I'll just kill that tab then
Speaker 2: that better?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that killed it.
Speaker 2: So see that. That is why the dreaded Daily Beast
Speaker 2: is permanently muted on my system. Like I unmuted it
Speaker 2: just to play that stupid little clip and then I
Speaker 2: remute it. But it's somehow still pumping out audio. It's evil,
Speaker 2: that is evil, daily beast. You are a beast, you
Speaker 2: definitely are.
Speaker 1: I found what it was that it was.
Speaker 4: This was from something that Trump get back in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 4: and it was it was Benito Mussolini. So whatever I
Speaker 4: was watching on my YouTube feed was probably one of
Speaker 4: those doing like a super cut of like like historical
Speaker 4: bad takes from Trump or something. Maybe so, but that's
Speaker 4: what it was, just to clarify.
Speaker 1: It wasn't anything new, but yeah, there you go.
Speaker 4: But yet, you know, and you know he was getting
Speaker 4: flak for that back then, you know, but now it's
Speaker 4: like we can just we can act like Hitler and
Speaker 4: act like Mussolini.
Speaker 1: It's totally okay, right it was it was bad to
Speaker 1: quote these people back then, but now it's okay to
Speaker 1: act like them, all right, I see, it makes perfect sense.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, don't even get me started.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: I saw the short clip of Fuintes recently talking to
Speaker 2: Tucker about how much he loves Stalin and it was
Speaker 2: just the most and he was saying it in basically
Speaker 2: I think, no, no, no, that was with Tucker where
Speaker 2: he was saying that, And then I watched another one
Speaker 2: with him, where he was basically cheerleading for open rank
Speaker 2: US imperialism, even though he claims he doesn't support Donald Trump. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Another blink right there. Another it's this Yeah, exactly thinks
Speaker 2: it's literal man ship.
Speaker 4: If Pete hag Seth or Trump saw these images, I
Speaker 4: bet you they would want to use them. They'd be like, yes, right,
Speaker 4: they would take this and do it close up and
Speaker 4: put it in black and white and sayatho, that's right, right,
Speaker 4: he's through strength, America's back baby.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I could get a job doing this ship for them, right,
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying about.
Speaker 2: You could you could leap frog those people making seven
Speaker 2: thousand dollars a post from a foreign country.
Speaker 4: The new slogan in America America, we do what we
Speaker 4: want and take your ship.
Speaker 2: Fuck. Yeah, right, okay, let's see here. I wanted to
Speaker 2: hit you with this one man. Uh, let's see. I
Speaker 2: guess I have to reshare all my stuff because the
Speaker 2: Daily Beast blew us out there. M So have you
Speaker 2: seen this stuff about the fires in Argentina? This stuff
Speaker 2: is kind of crazy. So Jones posts. Wildfire is currently
Speaker 2: raging in Argentina's PATAGONI region could be a fifteen minute
Speaker 2: city arson job, similar to Malibu and Maui. Why did
Speaker 2: Javier Melay revoke a law that would have stopped wildfire
Speaker 2: disaster land from being open to purchase slash development? And
Speaker 2: then David Ike comes through with the zinger here and
Speaker 2: he reposted Alex and he answers his question. He says, simple,
Speaker 2: Melay is owned by Israel and through them the US
Speaker 2: and runs Argentina as their fiefdom. Hence the forty billion
Speaker 2: dollar bailout of the Melay economy by the Trump regime. Man,
Speaker 2: I don't like the sound of all that. I had
Speaker 2: a hard time accepting the narrative with Maui and with
Speaker 2: what happened in well basically a lot of fires.
Speaker 4: Well this one in Patagonia. I think they found some
Speaker 4: people who were were caught setting.
Speaker 1: They did fires.
Speaker 2: They have yeah footage.
Speaker 4: Were they were they local citizens? Were they Argentinians?
Speaker 2: No, I do not believe they were.
Speaker 4: There were probably some dirty Iranians or Hamas or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 2: Then right, well, you're getting closer in region if memory serves.
Speaker 1: Oh, you don't mean no, it couldn't be.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid we might be seeing reports of that, yes, sir,
Speaker 2: uh yeah, I think I have that that footage to hand,
Speaker 2: maybe or at least right under the scroll wheel here
Speaker 2: a little bit. Let's see. Oh yeah, that that clip
Speaker 2: that we played of Lindsay Graham this morning was funny.
Speaker 2: I have another one of him just so drunk at
Speaker 2: a pro life dinner in South Carolina? Did you see
Speaker 2: that one? By a chance? He was just going?
Speaker 1: No, that guy really irritates me. I don't like to watch.
Speaker 2: I know, it's like to watch Hillary or something. It's
Speaker 2: just so cringey. Well, nah, I'll put it in the
Speaker 2: show notes. I can't find it. I've got too many bookmarks.
Speaker 2: Why is trumping there flipping me off? Twice? Okay, we'll
Speaker 2: save that one for later. Man, let's see anything else
Speaker 2: you want to throw out there tonight before we shut
Speaker 2: it down.
Speaker 4: Dude, not really sure. I might have a short list.
Speaker 4: Let me check my short let me let me consult
Speaker 4: with my notes here.
Speaker 2: In the meantime while you right, yeah, yeah, well you
Speaker 2: look at that. Let me just throw this on this
Speaker 2: green real quick. Here. Kathleen noticed also like we did that,
Speaker 2: Greg Stoker is running for Congress in Texas. That was
Speaker 2: an interesting development, so if you're in the central Texas
Speaker 2: area and you're familiar with him, not.
Speaker 4: Been here for you? S all right, studio chat, let
Speaker 4: me paste that right here. Did you get that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the studios.
Speaker 4: It's kind of been making the rounds and it's quite
Speaker 4: concerning and quite telling. And again, did I say concerning?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: I think I said that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just want to repeat that multiple times the plot
Speaker 4: line in case you're distracted with your phone during the program.
Speaker 2: Right, this might be concerning. Okay, I'm gonna put this
Speaker 2: one in full screen, but yeah, Hamza Khalid posted this,
Speaker 2: I can't trust the Internet anymore, is all that was
Speaker 2: written in the comment, and this is why he commented
Speaker 2: with that, Oh, we'll go ahead and mute that. So
Speaker 2: what you're seeing here is someone in real time using
Speaker 2: AI to clone all of the famous actors from Stranger
Speaker 2: Things here and do all of the motions that he's doing.
Speaker 2: And they're indistinguishable from the normal people as far as
Speaker 2: my eye can tell. Their skin might be a little smoother.
Speaker 1: One, that's about.
Speaker 4: It's one of many examples that are out there now
Speaker 4: where it's like somebody doing that thing, then they making
Speaker 4: themselves look like somebody else.
Speaker 1: I saw somebody do an entire bit of.
Speaker 4: Him being the Leonardo DiCaprio's character from the Wolves of
Speaker 4: Wall Street movie, and I'm just like, dude, I mean,
Speaker 4: like you said, I mean, it's literally indistinguishable. And that
Speaker 4: other example, they can do the voices too, So I
Speaker 4: mean you look like and sound like these people now,
Speaker 4: I mean, and it's live, live streaming in real time,
Speaker 4: so somebody could talk up on your zoom call and
Speaker 4: you think you're talking to Brad Pitt for example, I
Speaker 4: don't Brad pit because we were talking about Angelina Jolie earlier.
Speaker 2: So there you go.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so don't trust a damn thing.
Speaker 2: The internet. Catfishing just got a lot more dangerous, like
Speaker 2: a lot more dangerous.
Speaker 4: And if this is forward facing public, like you could
Speaker 4: sit there and learn how to do this probably in
Speaker 4: less than a weekend, now you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: You don't have to learn how to do any I mean,
Speaker 4: I would you have to not use your computer and
Speaker 4: have a camera whatever. But if you're like that, anybody
Speaker 4: can fucking do this now, Like literally, this is not
Speaker 4: like anything special, Like this guy doesn't have a fancy
Speaker 4: computer or a server rack in his closet. You know,
Speaker 4: this is just like pretty much free access or a
Speaker 4: small monthly subscription software now where you can pretend to
Speaker 4: be anybody you want. And like, so, what does the
Speaker 4: government in the news and the propagandas have access to
Speaker 4: I wonder, oh shit.
Speaker 2: And how long have they had access to it? And
Speaker 2: how much of their usage has been public facing? And
Speaker 2: we've been just lab rats for you know, visual propaganda.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but there's a blink right there that
Speaker 2: shows you that one when propaganda blinks, we see stuff
Speaker 2: like that, and we really begs some questions. All right. Man.
Speaker 4: It brings a whole new level to when I bring
Speaker 4: up that quote from Bill Cooper. Don't believe anything you know,
Speaker 4: I mean, seriously, even when you watch it now. I mean,
Speaker 4: it used to be you could watch the news programs
Speaker 4: and then you know, take certain things with a grain
Speaker 4: of salt, but at least understand that they're doing some
Speaker 4: sort of reporting that you could follow up with that,
Speaker 4: find some sources whatever. But now it's like, dude, you
Speaker 4: can't even trust your own eyes from what you're seeing
Speaker 4: on the like, there's that's why we're seeing all these
Speaker 4: rabbit hole conspiracies. With the Charlie Kirk thing. There's some
Speaker 4: questions now about the Renee Good shooting. I mean, again,
Speaker 4: why is there a freaking t rex? Anyways, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: calm down over that. I'm having trouble with the t Rex. Hasher,
Speaker 4: but yeah, that you got it. You just really have
Speaker 4: to wonder. Sometimes they're like, well, no, because people in
Speaker 4: their cell phones that were you there?
Speaker 1: Really do you know? Do you know?
Speaker 4: You don't know? You really don't know about any of
Speaker 4: these things that we're seeing on our screens. You really
Speaker 4: have to get out there and do some hardcore thinking
Speaker 4: and researching. And it's like, man, they made it a
Speaker 4: lot of work now to believe anything. You can't even
Speaker 4: believe me, you can't. How do you know I'm real?
Speaker 4: Hasher knows I'm real. We were just hanging out earlier together,
Speaker 4: but you don't know that. How do you know we're
Speaker 4: both real? I mean, I don't know. It's crazy, it's scary.
Speaker 4: How do I know I'm real?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: And it's like you can latch onto one thing right
Speaker 2: and take it all the way down, like you know,
Speaker 2: Bill Cooper style, and spend time on it and really
Speaker 2: feel like you have a grasp on you know what,
Speaker 2: what you've learned and what your investigation and analysis has
Speaker 2: brought you. You know, you feel like you have a
Speaker 2: solid no pillar or brick in your worldview right there.
Speaker 2: But while you spent the week or the month or
Speaker 2: the year doing that, you've lost track of now you know,
Speaker 2: all the other things that came at us that would
Speaker 2: require the same amount of work to pull, you know,
Speaker 2: pull all the threads on and everything. It's this is
Speaker 2: why people tune out. This is why people tune out
Speaker 2: of you know, the daily goings ons right now, and
Speaker 2: or it's why they get attached to them and attach
Speaker 2: their worldview to one or more biases therein so you know,
Speaker 2: which we all struggle with of course.
Speaker 1: But hey, and don't do either of those things with us.
Speaker 4: Don't tune us out, and don't just automatically latch yourselves
Speaker 4: to our opinions.
Speaker 1: Do you can maintain hold on to.
Speaker 4: Your own identity and individuality and do your own research.
Speaker 4: I don't just say that for something to say, I
Speaker 4: mean it. I want everybody to think for them damnselves.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, yeah, you guys better be real well, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I agree, we better be I sure hope.
Speaker 2: So sometimes it feels like this is pretty unreal but
Speaker 2: too vivid to be anything other man, it's all I know.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, I think that's it. Man, let's close
Speaker 2: it out. Final thoughts.
Speaker 4: No, thanks for having me. My feet are already killing me.
Speaker 4: I guess because of the extended thing they did earlier today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're at like five hours on our feet now.
Speaker 1: Today we've been doing the thing going through the ringers.
Speaker 1: I'm up. I just updated a new post to the
Speaker 1: website from the map Sock. We call them now maps.
Speaker 4: It used to be maps, but it's Mystical American Patriots Society.
Speaker 4: They have a new episode out, so you'll find that
Speaker 4: at the website. Still waiting on a new one from
Speaker 4: our friend and colleague, the odd Man out, but I
Speaker 4: know how busy he is, still waiting for that crazy
Speaker 4: Ruckus guy to pull that out of his ass and
Speaker 4: do the daily Ruckus again. We'll get there eventually. In
Speaker 4: the meantime, you can find me doing stuff with Sam
Speaker 4: Cheney over on Weaponized News. That's usually me on Wednesday nights,
Speaker 4: but I think I'm going to do a different night
Speaker 4: week because he has a special guest on Wednesday. But
Speaker 4: you can find me on the website Alternatecurrentradio dot com
Speaker 4: under the Moniker roundabout Ruckus in case you're looking for
Speaker 4: the most recent episodes of my appearances on other programs
Speaker 4: outside of Boiler Room and Sunday Wire. So that's easy
Speaker 4: enough to do, right, just go to Alternate Current Radio
Speaker 4: dot com. And then, of course, at some point this year,
Speaker 4: that's getting a total facelift. That should be exciting, So
Speaker 4: look forward to that, everybody. No deadline, no timeline on that.
Speaker 4: It will just happen and you'll be like, wait, something
Speaker 4: looks different here, and it'll be fun, all right.
Speaker 1: So there you go. That's it for me.
Speaker 2: All right, Thanks Rugus, appreciate everything you do, and we'll
Speaker 2: look forward to the next one. There goes Ruckus. Everybody,
Speaker 2: thanks for being here tonight. I hope everybody has a
Speaker 2: great week coming up, and stick with us. We'll probably
Speaker 2: be back in the boiler Room on Friday night doing
Speaker 2: Sunday Wire on Sunday. And if you're not in our discord,
Speaker 2: we do have a discord, you're welcome to join it.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the lovely comments in there. Great to see you, Jake,
Speaker 2: appreciate you and everybody over there. On Rumble, on x
Speaker 2: on YouTube, in the discord, and furthermore out there on
Speaker 2: the podcast streams. I think I owe you guys an episode.
Speaker 2: I don't think last week's episode went into the podcast streams,
Speaker 2: so I'll get that caught up real soon for you,
Speaker 2: and this one should get out there real quick. Thanks again, everybody.
Speaker 2: We will see you again on Friday. And let's it.
Speaker 2: Peace out. That's it. Go ahead and run, run home
Speaker 2: and cry to mama.