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great episode with Jay Dyer. Let's get into it. Man,
way to hear about British intelligence and Islam. Here we go.
All right, he's one of the best we got. We
love having him on the podcast. He's crushing it. He's
on tour, he's on Info Wars, he's getting into real
deep debates with Muslims. I love him, dude. This new guy,
we see, this new colored scheme, haircut, I mean everything
is just pure fire today. Please welcome Jay Dyer. Jay,
how are you?
Speaker 4: What's up? Dude? So glad to be back. That's one
of my favorite podcasts to come on, honestly, because like
it's high tiered topics and we get to cut up
and be funny. That's like the perfect that's the perfect balance.
Speaker 2: Bro. Thank you dude. Well, we love having you on.
You always have an open door for anything and everything
you want to talk about. For those who don't know
about your numerous appearances on the show, can you tell
us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners
can find you.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I cover everything from Hollywood, movie symbolism, esoteric stuff,
and film. I'm working on esoterically with three right now.
I've got three hundred pages of that written, should be
out in the next few months. We also do, as
Sam said, a lot of debates. It's actually popped off
with debating Muslims way more so than I expect. In
the last few years, we've done multiple Muslim debates. I
had a huge one on Fresh and Fit about a
month ago. I do as you said, the fourth hour
of the ELF shown show every Friday. Done that for
four years. So yeah, that's what I do. You can
find me at Jason Eelsons dot com. You can find
me my website, you can find me on info Wars,
you can find me on Twitter and all those other things.
YouTube under my.
Speaker 2: Name so you seem to be like having your foot
in a bunch of different you know genres. Let's say
you're in the sees, you're also into religion, You're also
into the history of religion. And it just seems like
all those things are popping off right now from just
things that conspiracy theories have been talking forever about all
seemed to be coming true, and then all these kind
of like uh, you know, Abrahamic apocalyptic prophecies seem to
be lining up as well. What are your thoughts on
like where we're hurling towards right now.
Speaker 4: It's weird too, because you know, like eight ten years ago,
I didn't know a whole lot about Islam. I've read
about Islamic geopolitics, but I didn't know the religion, the
different sects and the different groups and the different beliefs.
I just knew about CIA British intelligence operations in these countries,
which I think is still very relevant to this stuff.
But it's weird because I just kind of got deep
into Shia stuff. And of course that's what you know
in ozraela has be law, you know Iran, that's Shia Islam,
it's its own weirk for unique neoplatonic esoteric version of Islam,
which is is very strange and the way that contrasts
with Rabbinic Judaism, the establishment of the state of Israel.
I mean, it's it's just a whole like mega rabbit
hole that it's crazy. I don't even know how to
describe it. But I think that it is a spiritual
thing on one level, but also you've got this geopolitical
machinations things going on in the background. I did a
deep dive on a lot of Masad stuff fairly recently,
so I mean, there's just so many levels and layers
of this. I wouldn't even know where to begin. But
from a spiritual vantage point, I would say, I don't
know if it's the end of the world, but it
definitely might be a many kind of apocalyptic scenario if
it escalates.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you something, so so as somebody who
is a devout Catholic Orthodox Orthodox, can't you know, oh
you're not You're not Catholic, your Orthodox? Okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My buddy Giovanni Vuk is a huge fan, and we
do this thing where we listen to Johnny Cash read
the Bible and we discuss if you ever have a
moment we'd love for you to jump on as you
see kind of this thing going on between Israel, all
of these neighboring countries, and we have the whole thing
with Christianity, and you know, the prophecies and all that.
Does the actions of Israel affect your view on any
of this or is this lining up with how you
see it's supposed to play out.
Speaker 4: Only in a kind of minor way. I mean, we
don't as Orthodox Christians, really accept anything to do with
like an atheistic, secular zion a state as if that's
like some kind of it could be something developing into
something prophetic, but typically we're very reserved about in time speculations.
We know there will be an Antichrist, we know that
it will probably in some way relate to a third
Temple and the state of Israel, but we don't like, say,
you know, take newspaper headlines and say, oh, this newspaper
headline fulfills chapter seventeen of Revelation. I mean, we would
just tend to shy away from that. But again, it
definitely could develop into something mini apocalyptic. I don't think
we're at the end of the world because one reason
for that is that the Orthodox have this view, and
I think all the even even Catholics, some of them
share this view. I don't know about Evangelicals, but there
is a belief that eventually the Jews will convert to Christianity,
and if they do and when they do, that is
believed to be one of the signs of the end
of the world. So that doesn't look like it's happening
anytime soon. So orthodoxy is true. I mean, yeah, we
got a while before any of the Jews care about Christianity.
Speaker 2: Now you have a bunch of Christian Zionists out there,
and listen, I'm cool with everybody. Do you have any
thoughts on kind of like the actions of net and
Yahoo in that kind of thinking, Like, to me, it's
just kind of crazy that there's people that believe this
is all part of a plan and then we see
a bunch of and I don't know your opinion on
October sixth, but we're just gonna for the sake of discussion,
go maybe it was a false lag right, just for
the discussion of it.
Speaker 4: I think it was allowed to happen.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, and how that plays into this kind of
belief system, like it's just weird to me. I don't
know why, And like I'm gonna be honest with you,
I struggle a lot with as I become a Christian,
and I mean I have found I believe in the
teachings of Jesus. Okay, I know some people that love
this part of the conversations. Some people are gonna hate it.
But there just seems like a lot of chaos in
the Abrahamic religions to me, and it makes me hard
to figure out what what is right and what is wrong.
Speaker 4: Well, from the Orthodox perspective, first point, no, don't at
all believe in Christian Zionism. So and neither does the
traditional Rowan Catholic position or Orthodoxic Catholic agree, and even
Classical Protestantism doesn't believe in that. Really only a small
more recent movement of evangelicals is where we get this
idea of Christian Zionism from. And I don't know if
we've talked about we might have done a podcast, can't
remember where we talked about this, but like we would
agree that this is really something that the British Empire,
Oxford University, the Rawchild elite foisted upon the West through
the Schofield Study Bible threw setting up these educational facilities
that pushed Christian Zionism around the turn of the century
in America. So has nothing to do with historic Christianity.
It's a very late late eighteen hundreds from John Nelson,
Darby and some other figures who split from the Church
of England created their own kind of Protestant movement. Believe
it or not, Alister Crowley was thatctually raised in the
Plymouth Brethren. So all of the Christians zionism'm that we
get comes out of the Plymouth Brethren movement, which was
this weird British faction that was fostered by very wealthy
elite people. They created their own study Bible. It's still
sold in America today by Oxford University, the Schofield Study Bible.
And that's what convinced a lot of Americans get this
right before the establishment of the nation state of Israel,
that American Christians should support this new creation created nation state.
But as you know, there's Torah observant Jews. They don't
accept this as a valid state of Israel. They see
it as a really just a totally geopolitical thing. The
British Empire. Rochell's admittedly behind the Balffwood Declaration, So I
think it's totally an imperial creation and it was intended
and originally to be one of the outposts of the
British Empire for controlling the Middle East. The British Empire
and their spies they ed up the Middle East. I
was going to talk about some of those characters like T. E. Lawrence, Yeah, St. John,
those are famous British spies they carved up in the Middle East.
So a lot of the Middle East that we have
today after what's called the Sykes Pico Agreement with France
and the UK, after the Ottoman Empire fell, like they
just divided it up according to what the British Empire
wanted to control that region, according to imperialism. And as
you know, as you move up into to shift away
from the theological stuff, as you get into the early
stages of the nation state of Israel, it was the
irguin that gang, the Stern Gang, that became the first
sort of almost rebellious anti British imperial group. They bombed
the King David Hotel, they killed Jews and British ambassadors.
They wanted to overthrow British rule and to be sort
of independent. Same time the Cold War was happening, the
Soviets also wanted to utilize the nation's state of Israel.
Israel sort of eventually just swang swung towards being in
line with the West, but they didn't want to be
under British rule. So that's how you get this sort
of the early the early stages of I think the
Israeli military were like these people who were part of
the String Gang, the Aragun, they're basically terrorists. So yes,
that's where you get the origin of those people. Excuse
me for the military there. But it gets really complex
because Britain was also screwing over Jews too, so it's
not all one sided. Like Britain wanted to give the
impression that they were going to create this homeland for Jews,
which and I understand that was unfair to the existing
Palestinian people that were there, right, so there was this
idea that they would be all be led there. The
British Empire aided Hitler. Hitler was also have you heard
of that secret agreement with that Hitler had with the
Zionists for the life of Israel agreement? Yes, yeah, so again,
you know, people think that you're like a goofy guy,
but I always find that, like Sam like knows all
this history, Like, I think you're way smarter than you
kind of. I'm not saying you're dumb, but I'm saying
you play like you're like a super just goofy comedy guy.
But I think you're like really really sharp on this
stuff because I listen to your podcast regularly. But anyway,
I mean, I'm rambling, but you get the idea. So basically, look,
it was a you know, there was this plan for
imperial geopolitics carve up in the Middle East. Israel would
be it's an outpost. Israel ends up kind of being
not under the British Empire anymore. They get to be
very powerful. You know, people debate whether Israel controls the
US policy, whether you know, what is the dog wagging
the tail or is the tail wagging the dog. There's
a deep relationship there. I think the US still tries
to play both sides of conflicts. Obviously it always tends
to side towards Israel, but they will still fund Iran
UH and give them a lot of money. The Democrats
are big on that, so it's hard to know exactly,
like to what degree. I think it's a matter of degrees, right,
because they'll they'll send eight billion dollars to ram but
they'll send what howard dozens more billions to Israel. So
the the US tries to play both sides to placate
the masses. Obviously, APAC has a huge, you know, role
in influencing American and a policy. I don't know, I'm rambling,
it's just it's super But I love all.
Speaker 2: That, and you're you're, you're nailing all some of the
I'm pretty much some of my favorite topics to talk about.
I really you know, there's moments where you hear like
a bit of data and you're just like, wow, Wow,
that's kind of an interesting piece of the puzzle that
I didn't know. And when when when Queen Elizabeth, when
she was alive, she was bragging about how she was
like a relative of Mohammed, and I just that just
blew my mind, like you know, because you always knew
they were all everybody was related, but to that level
it is shocking. So we then you get into you know,
I've seen the debates between Muslims and Christians and all
of that stuff. But the role of the British government
and British intelligence in the formation of Islam. And this
is nothing against people who are Islamic, you know, I mean,
everybody has their beliefs. But we're just you know, data
and what should be facts shouldn't have hurt. You know,
we don't worry about people's feelings when we discuss this
stuff that these are these are statistics that we should
just be able to discuss without having emotional reactions to them.
And you know, that's an interesting data point to me,
that that the Queen Elizabeth who was like that, I
think it's way more powerful than we're led to believe,
has a like close tie to the person who formed
one of the Abrahamic religions. Like, what is your thoughts
on all that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's I mean, you know, Charles says the same
thing about Dracula. You know, he says, I'm just I
don't actually think the lad the Impaler was like this
monster like a lot of people think. I think there's
I mean, he was just basically a medieval Catholic and
almost kind of Orthodox dude. He was trying to defend
against uh against Islam. He might have been brutal in
the way that he fought. But dude, everybody in the
Middle Ages is a freaking brutal dude' They're all like
putting heads on polls. I mean, that's just the Middle Ages.
I don't think he was uniquely uh somehow, like, you know,
out of accord with the Middle Ages brutality. But uh So,
when it comes to like her saying that, I mean,
there's this weird relationship that the British elites have always
had both to Judaism and to Islam. And I think
their answer to the explanation for that is that they,
for one, amongst the British elite have always had some
that were that were Arab files and then they've had
some that were that leaned more towards Judaism. And that's
because the raw Childs obviously have played a key role
in the British power structure. Obviously they they're the big
power behind Zionism and the formation of the modern nation
state of Israel. But you had a lot of British
elites too, according to Quigley a century ago, that were
rapidly like I mean, you have some of them even
becoming Muslim. So I think both things are going on.
And one explanation beyond yud. One explanation beyond that is
imperial geopolitics. If you run an empire, you want to
try to manage and control all of these different ideas
and tribes and groups. And one way to do that is,
for example, in the case of like Charles, Charles has
had a lot of phases where like he's been into Sufism,
he was inducted into a Sufi order, which is a
mystical Islam. He's expressed interest in Orthodox Christianity. You see
him holding icons of Orthodox Saints. You know, he's talked
about Catholicism at one point. So I mean, I think
what politicians and kings and elites do is they kind
of try to play like they're all the positions because
that plays well for audiences. So who knows what they
really believe. I think they really believe in power managing
an empire that has a massive amount of world views
and religious views, and they probably want to play all
sides of that, you know what I mean. And there's
if you go back to like the beginning of British
intelligence doing a lot of these operations to control the
Middle East, for example, Saint John Philby. He's the father
of Kim Philby, who's the most famous British turncoat who
became a Soviet This is the famous Cambridge spy ring.
They made that movie with Gary Oldman Tinker Taylor Soldier
Spy that's loosely based on the famous Cambridge aespiring. They
were all Skittles men that were compromised by the KGB
and they ended up going to Russia during the Soviet period.
But now they affected from England. But Kim Philby was
the son of the most famous earlier generation British by,
Saint John Philby, who basically went to the Middle East
became a shakh And now did he really believe Islam
or was he doing this for British intellig I mean
he's a known British intelligence operative, right, But he goes
and basically sets up Saudi Arabia. So where we get
Saudi Arabia today is the British imperial espionage machinations of
Saint John Philby, who becomes Sheikh let me his name
was Shaik Abdullah something, so he converted out of Anglicanism
or whatever it becomes a Muslim shak. But this is
where you get the British, the Saudi, the Saudi Kingdom today.
Now there's a movie He's so crazy, Bro, have you
seen So Crazy and that while have you ever seen
the movie Lawrence of Arabia. Yeah, yeah, that guy right,
So Peter O'Toole's playing to Lawrence, who's like another like
gay British eye dude who goes and he does the
same thing as Saint John Philbet. He's basically carving up
the Middle East, taking all these era these tribes and
turning them into British created nation states to rule. Now, eventually,
obviously the British Empire wanes and kind of dies out.
Then you get the packs of American and taking over
America just kind of basically takes over the same model
and then working together with British spies, they still kind
of run this giant former British empire. But these are
the guys that set this up. You watch movies like
Lawrence of Arabia and you see.
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this British spy converts to islahm and just basically takes
over Saudi Arabia. That is so crazy to me.
Speaker 4: Well, they set it up. They're basically like, look, you
guys are all warring tribes. Let's put you into you know,
these kingdoms and you'll be colonies I guess of the
British Empire. So that's this is where this is where
you get Iraq. This is where you get Saudi Arabia. Right, Like,
so prior to the British Empire, those weren't There wasn't
Iraq and Saudi Arabia. There were just tribes warring basically.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so you know, I've done episodes. I can't
find the book. It's this book I bought a long
time ago that basically broke down that. Like it's in
exactly what you're talking about about. How like the Saudis
or the Houses sod or whatever. The Saudi royals they
were nomads to just were just wandering the land and
they found oil under their ground. So they set up
this kind of system with them, and it was like listen,
we're gonna we'll set up the whole way to extract
your oil. You just have to agree to a couple
of things. First of all, is like a sixty year
fixed deposit into our banks and you have to invest
your money in America and all that was done, and
then they used all that Saudi money to basically give
it to third world countries for in loans that they
could never ever pay off. And when they faulted on
the loans, they basically screwed the Saudis. And to this day,
I think that's why one you you know, you have
to go to Islam. I mean, the whole thing about
Islam is go dance around a black cube, which to
me is absolutely insanity. And it's why Saudi Arabia plays
ball with Israel so much, because there's everything you're saying
just totally fits into this that they are controlled by
the British Empire or or what has morphed into basically
the city of London and the and the the banking
caball and it totally fits in. It's like all this,
and that's why he's totally blaming Ball because they're captured.
And when you look at like America pumping, we produce
more oil than Saudi Arabia. Why do we need Saudi oil?
Speaker 4: You don't actually need that. Kissinger set it up so
that we would be on them exactly.
Speaker 5: When that and you guys said it was a contract.
When is it over?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 5: Did they resign or that's a great question.
Speaker 2: I don't know when it default. I guarantee they just
kept rolling it over, like hey, dude, this is working
for everybody, Let's keep it going. You know, the Saudis
get to have more money than anyone ever. They get,
they have America and Israel basically sending them arms to
control their nation, and you know everyone uses their oil
because they want to control that region and just totally
you know.
Speaker 4: They had already figured out like back in like nineteen seventeen.
Wait a minute, there's probably oil right in these places.
That's part of the reason why some of these spies
are going there, right, So Britain's not just interested in
like controlling the land obviously they are and dividing it
up and running it in an empire. But there's a
book that I just bought. I haven't read it yet,
but it's going to line up I think a lot
of the research I've been doing that it's called black
Gold Spies, which is that probably to Lawrence and Saint
John Philbey are also there as really like oil scouts.
I mean, spies are not just spying for the government
to you know, run assassinations or black ops or whatever.
They're spying out for resources to take and so it
makes perfect sense. I'll just read this is just public
information in Wikipedia. Say seventeen, Saint John Philby was sent
to the interior of the Arabian Peninsula as the head
of a mission to Ibn Saoud, the chief the chieftain
who professed Wahabism. Keep that in mind, the movement within
a Sunni Islam the bitter enemy of Hussein ben Ali,
the Sharif of Mecca, who led the Hashamites in the
Arab revolt. Now they were both contending to be king
of the Arabs at this time. And the reason for
that the British wanted this to occur with Ivan Salud
because they were going to set up the Saudis who
would then run and control Mecca. If the British embarkery
control Mecca, that'd be huge. That's that's what they were after.
As well as wait a minute, there's a lot of
there's probably oil in these places too, so there they're
black gold spies as well as being religious operators or
religious engineers. Religious spies. So key. This is the key why,
because this is where you get Hoabism, which is this
movement to revive what we call authorism or Salafi Islam.
And so a lot of the people that I end
up debating, they're part of what's called Salafi radical is
This is like Jake Daniel Hoikikachu, Mohammed ed Jab, those
guys that you see me debating, they're part of that
school of radical Salafi Islam, which believes in like the
straight up hardcore Islamic doctrines. But what I'm getting at
is that the modern resurgence of that is intimately tied
up with British intelligence, the Muslim Brotherhood, And this is
why a lot of people have connected a lot of
the recent terror events of the last several decades to
these types of groups, right, Muslim Brotherhood, And that doesn't
exclude the CIA. Right. So like when it comes out
that not the Big nine event, the nine to eleven event,
is connected to saudis, that's because Saudi intelligence goes back
to being basically said up by British intelligences. So crazy.
And by the way, yes, you're right that there's a
close relationship between those and Israeli intelligence too.
Speaker 2: So is your belief that because I always have this debate,
do you think there's modern and I have Muslim friends,
do you think there's moderate Islam?
Speaker 4: I mean, there are people who interpret Islam in a
moderate way. But when you actually get to the text
of the Koran and the traditional teachings of the Sunnis
and the Shiahs, like, they do believe that they're supposed
to engage in all forms of jahad. So jahad is
not just warring against false ideas. There is also actual jahad.
So I think that's traditional Islam. So anytime you see
Muslims who are progressive or something like that, keep in
mind within the Koran, they actually have a basis for
what they call kind of a legitimate So they believe
that when they're in the minority, it's legitimate for them
to deceive, so they can actually pretend to be your friend.
But traditional Orthodox Islam, either way Sunnish like, they actually
believe that it's they're not supposed to be your friends.
They're only supposed to be your friend when they're in
the minority, and then when they're in the majority, they
can sort of levy the jizyah and put injury a
law and all this kind of stuff. So I would
say progressive Islam is really a manifestation in certain Western
countries or maybe in places like Syria. So not every
Muslim is committed to traditional Islam, but traditional Islam does
teach these types of things for sure.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you something, and this isn't me trying
to be but but but, but it's a legitimate question.
Can we say that, you know, as we get into
that this British spy, this British Empire's influence on Islam,
when we get into something called like the babbel oral
history of the Rabbis and the Tumult, do you have
any thoughts of that we could be seen the same
playbook done by the same people at a very high level,
whether it's the Babylonians, the Phoenicians, or whoever. They are
going back far enough. When we see the things in
the tulemode and people have a discussion about that, do
you see any similarities in that?
Speaker 4: Probably similarities in terms of modes and methods of control
and manipulation. For example, Mohammed seems to have thought that
he was legitimately going to be like a new manifestation
of a Jewish and Christian prophet or figure like that.
So what he did was he seems to have combined
elements of the Old Testament Bible, the New Testament teachings
of Christ and the Apostles to a minor degree, and
rabbinic and teachings. So there's actually multiple places within the
Qur'an that are derived from the Talmud earlier to Muhammad.
And so Muhammad seems to have thought, assuming that he
wasn't some sort of creation or manipulated figure, he seems
to have thought that he was legitimately like combining together
this new, true, purified religion. I think he was crazy,
But if that thesis is not correct, then he was
perhaps like a maybe a circle of like warlords who
saw a way to pick and choose from these religions
to create a situation where a very crafty, cunning caliph
or leader can utilize Islam in whattter way that he needs.
Does that make sense, Like, like you have medieval caliques
who can say stuff like, oh, you know, Christians are
the people of the book. Jews the people book with us.
We need to be at piece with him. But then
when they also need to flip the script, they can say, well,
the book, you know problem Mhammad tells us that when
the time is necessary, we can just attack and kill
the Jews and the Christians. You see what like it's
it's very useful as an opportunist machine when you need it.
That's what I'm trying to say. So could there be
like a secret elite in the background. I do What's
interesting is that Shia Islam, which is very different from
like the other branches in terms of the structure. So
Shia Islam is within Iran, like Shia is very mystical.
They have this idea of like a succession of you know,
leaders that are kind of like popes to them, like
a like a papal version of it of Islam. And
they also believe in like these hidden im moms. So
I would say in Shia Islam there is the possibility
of like a secret mystical, gnostic inner core group because
they actually kind of believe that. I don't know if
they actually have that, but I think that that's possible
within Shia.
Speaker 2: Is It is so crazy to me that, you know
the implications of like the British Empire basically just completely
making up something to control a region. What what was
the before Islam was introduced. Do you know what the
religion of that area was.
Speaker 4: It was pagan just straight up polytheism. And this is
like a well known this is admitted that. Like now,
there were some Christians and Jews in Medina at the time,
but the predominant religion at Mecca. Mecca was like this
place where they basically would have all the all the gods,
so everybody would come and do like a religious pilgrimage there.
They're all Pagans, but it's a city where they're also
Jews and Christians that lived in the city. They didn't
care about Mecca, but the Arab Pagans would come to
Mecca for whatever reason and just sort of like do
their deity zomage in whatever way. It was also kind
of a big, you know, economic center too, because it's
a true place for people to go and trade and
so forth. So there was it wasn't just religious, but
uh yeah, I think it just became a fertile grounds
for the evolution of this religion, whatever the real reason
for it was. In other words, that's what that That's
what the stone is. It's like that's all. It was
formerly just a pagan thing. Mohammad says, oh, by the way,
now it's pure monalthyism. But I mean it's the same
sort of practices of you know, doing the march around
this rock or whatever. It's obviously pagans, I try to say,
but now it's just no, it's not pagan. It's it's
it's it's as long you see what I'm saying. It's
like but the same types of practices like icons something
like that. Muslims will say, well, if you're a Christian
and you have an icon of Jesus as pagan, it's like, well, dude,
you're what you're marching around kissing and rock? What are
you talking about? Seriously, Like it's not it's a double standard.
Speaker 2: Well, it's just so interesting. And if we just study
the playbook of this this super like elite like Apex
predator group, it's just like they just love to create
these mindsets that just clash with each other, constantly, constantly
fighting with each other, so that no one can ever
get come together and agree like, hey, dude, we're not
each other's enemies. But if you constantly get everything into
a religious war, you'll never have peace. Ever. It's so
crazy to me listening to you tell me about how
they just went in there and just created this this
religion and just basically manipulated these.
Speaker 4: People already exists as this very militant type of Arab religion.
Does it be Formalhamed? No, No, I'm saying before British
Empire obviously, right. So what the British did was very
effectively through they at the turn of the century they
developed this new domain called the Orientalists. And this is
basically a bunch of actademics who were also spies who
went and basically mastered these cultures. These Orientalist academics at
Oxford Cambridge, right, these elite British institutions, and this is
where you kind of get the modern version of ethnography
and spycraft. So today's you know, uh CIA's people studying cultures.
It's really developing out of this British imperial model of
you know, Saint John Philbey goes and studies and basically
immerses himself in uh you know, Arab culture, becomes essentially
a shaikh uh and then he's like the expert to
the British establishment on all things Saudi, right, same thing.
Speaker 2: He established the House of Side is that basically what
we're saying.
Speaker 4: Well to be the the kings of that area for
the British Empire, because because it was supposed to be
uh there was a war between the Hashamites, who are
the rulers of Jordan to this day. Right, so if
you go to the Kingdom of Jordan, they're the Hashamites,
which is another faction of Muslims. They were fighting with
the Salds to be quote, king of the Arabs, and
so the CIA. Interestingly, right after this period when the
British Empire wanes, when the CIA takes over. Originally they
thought they wanted to have the same model of what
was called pan Arabism, and they thought if we could
have Arab nationalism and we could establish kind of like
a modern, industrialized, updated version of Islam for the Middle East,
these people could advance and they could have you know,
universities and swimming pools and like whatever, you know, it's technology,
you know, jobs, corporations or whatever. But then you got
this other group within a Western intelligence British or US intelligence,
and no, no, we don't want that. We're going to
go with the older British model supporting radical Islam and
that's why the CIA started supporting, like British intelligence had
for a while, Wahabism. You see what In other words,
they experimented with both trying to update and have like
a progressive Islam for the Middle East. That's where you
get places like you've seen those pictures, I'm sure where
like Iran has at one point universities and women walking
around without burkas, and you see pictures of Syria when
the Bathists came to power and they set up basically universities,
they modernized. But then the radical Muslims opposed all of
that at the behest of other members of the CIA
and people who wanted to say, no, let's just go
with the radical Muslim approach because that's much better as
a as a weapon, right to hold back and to
destroy and to you know, to do whatever they want
to do.
Speaker 2: Bro, that's the most real ship I've ever heard, dude,
That is the real sh I've ever heard. That explains
everything that's going on everywhere.
Speaker 5: Well, this might be the same thing. Would you say
that they influenced the shina and the Shui in any
kind of way.
Speaker 2: Well, the in what sense exal.
Speaker 4: So like what I'm talking about, you know, the Salafi
or the Wahabi. That's radical Islam, that's Sunny. So within
Suni Islam you have like these really strict schools. Think
about it like schools within a bigger, broader thing. So
everything that's not Iran and Shia is typically Sunni. And
then what Sunni is like the main line biggest numbers
of Islam. It's you know, like ninety percent or something.
And within that you have these schools that range from
kind of like more liberal interpretations of the Qur'an and
the hot dates all the way over to like the
most extreme isis type stuff. So what I'm trying to
say is that the West, a large part of Western
intelligencerobably also Israeli and British intelligence, they said at a
certain point around the nineteen sixties and seventies, we need
to shift over to aligning ourselves more with the super
radical Muslims and Muslim Brotherhood, which British intelligence was already
using Muslim Brotherhood radical Muslims, because that would be a
better way to wreck shit, you know, keep this stuff
like from not advancing.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I think that's kind of what's happening in
the United States right now. They went one way, they
kind of built it off to see how it goes.
And now I think they're just trying, like you're saying,
they're just I've said this forever. The woke left is
the isis of the United States. They're just well funded
radicals said to destabilize.
Speaker 4: Well, the same people that have imported and want more
and more Islamic presence in the UK and in America
are the same people pushing the left and left, and
they left an islam blind for cross purposes. That actually
goes again back to British intelligence. In the nineteen twenties
and thirties. The Fabian socialists in the UK said, let's
bring in Muslims into the UK. But we got to
start not with the radicals, not with the sort of Wahabi,
you know, Athori Sunnis. Let's start with Supies, because they're
mystical and they're cool and they're sort of new ag.
So they brought into the universities. There's a whole chapter
on this which is great in the Miner of Fabian
Conspiracy book. They brought into the British universities all these
Sufies and that prepared a lot of the UK for
accepting Islam. Now fast forward to today, you've got Islamic mayors,
You've got like it's called Lundonistan. I've been. I've been
to the UK and it's like Muslim.
Speaker 2: Everywhere, right, Johnny, you were just there, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just a few months ago. Oh it's it's I mean,
I I you know, I said this back then. It's
it's like what our few it's a stop be in
future of the United States, exactly, London and Paris. If
if you if we follow the path that we're on
now exactly, that's where.
Speaker 4: Well, the same people who made those decisions and run
and ran that crop for the UK are the same
people that now run our country and are making the
same decisions for our country.
Speaker 6: To what end though, I mean, because they I mean,
they live here, They're they're going to suffer the consequences
of these decisions.
Speaker 4: Well they don't believe Islam, I know. I know.
Speaker 6: That's why I'm to what to what end?
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 6: Because I think, I mean, it's it seems obvious that
society will crumble with that, with that kind of division.
Speaker 4: You know, if you're a Babian socialist or one of
these these uh sort of elite technocrat minded people. Yeah,
you have no problem with society crumbling. That's part that
you needed to crumble to bring in the new order.
So yeah, you think so.
Speaker 6: The idea with technocracy, I got it.
Speaker 4: Islam is like a broom that's used to like sweep
up and destroy even though they don't believe, and.
Speaker 6: I like a vacuum cleaner. And then I think they yeah,
sucked up too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but and you can even find elite, whether they're
far left elite, technocrats, atheists, and even like you can
find rabbis who will say, I don't care like Muslims
going destroy. I mean, they're they're doing that work for us.
Speaker 2: You're so right, bro, You're so right. And they it's
just they just keep using the same game plan over
and over and over again. Even if you take a
look at like what the US government and what the
Canadian government did to the indigenous, they just keep using
that game plan over and over again. They did it
to black people in the inner city, and now they're
doing it to to basically big cities. They're flooding it
with drugs, they're they're they're empowering females into jobs, taking
away jobs from men and men are identified from by
their jobs and their paycheck. You take that away. Men
are lost flooding drugs. So now they're on drugs. You
throw dads in jail. You just see it over and
over and over again. So now we take what you're saying.
What they did in the Middle East bank, now they're
doing the UK, and now they're gonna do it over here.
And it's the same people over and over and over again.
And it kind of goes back the exactly along the
lines of what Gegar Griffin says in this doc This
this movie did about called the capitalist conspiracy. The people
at the very top they're now and this is what
I say, and I get yelled at by everybody. The
people the very top are way beyond Abrahamic religions.
Speaker 7: They're like these dark, dark, dark dark gods, dark pagan
uh fallen angel worshipers, and they're manipulating us at every moment.
Speaker 2: And then they and then on top of that, you
use the Babylonian money magic that is the Federal Reserve
where you just print money and bribe everybody. It's it's
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Speaker 4: Sent Jim You're not really supposed to talk about this,
but everybody talks about the Calergy Plan. Quickly says, the
Calergy Plan was adopted by the Royal Society, which is
to replace the existing people groups with other large people groups,
create a big blob where there's no actual uh in
group outroup preferences, make everybody into a big blob, and
they're much easier to control. Yeah, he absolutely does say this,
and I bought the book Practical Idealism by Count Clergy.
Quickly says that was adopted by the Royal Society. Plan
too essentially destroy the existing Europe and turn it into
a giant socialist blob. Now, what's the best way to
do that? What's the best way to do that in Europe? Well,
what foreign people group would love to come in and
take over and destroy Islam? So the importation of Muslims
in mass to Europe and to the UK, which the
Fabian socialists literally said they wanted to do and would
do by design. God, they admitted that. And guess what,
same thing in the US, except the Muslim stuff's a
little slower because it's a little it takes a while
to get Muslims into America. But obviously the open border
is part of that in America. But yeah, I mean,
if you read Klergie himself, because people say, oh, you're
not supposed to talk about that. It's an evil conspiracy theory.
I've got his freaking book right here. He says it.
He says, yes, destroy and dilute the existing people, turn
into a giant blob, then it will fit into a
world government.
Speaker 5: I mean, look at Canada is full all of it too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, great point.
Speaker 2: Crazy to me that, once again, as it always is,
we just have this the theory of something is orse
in real world consequences, right, It's just like the of hate,
which is it's so crazy because someone just tweeted me
about that plan, the clear Clear Gee plan. Yeah, just
tweet me by I looked it up. I'm like, oh,
how can we sit there and say this is anti
semitic when we see it happening in real life and
the theory of what could come by discussing this versus
what's actually happening on a street level, It's like unbelievable
to me. That's like my argument with a good friend
of mine about nine to eleven. It's just like, oh, dude,
this is anti Semitic. But I'm like, but four point
five million people died because we bought a lie about
what happened that day? How is how is the theory
if you play out the tape? What do you think
is gonna happen if we discuss all the different intelligence
agencies involved? And it's so crazy you bring it up,
so everyone's like, you know, Saudi Arabia is involved with
that's brassically British intelligence from what you're telling me.
Speaker 8: So here we got, we got Massad, we are we
got British intelligence through Saudi Arabia. We have to see
and like, if we have this discussion, according to them,
we're going to have a fucking there's gonna be trains.
Speaker 2: And goose stepping when in reality, in reality, four point
five million people that had nothing to do with this
attack all died, right, So crazy?
Speaker 4: Well yeah, and why isn't Why is that anti semitic
to I mean Erab people also derived genetically from Chen
their Semitic peoples. It's just it's just a deflection to
call everything anti Semitic and hate and all that. By
the way, the fact that somebody taught I mean again,
if Clergy himself writes about this plan, and Quigley, who
has no interest in genetics and racial theories or whatever,
Quigley says that they adopted the clergy plan. I mean,
that's what tells you what the fabian socialist elite of Europe,
in the in the UK adopted as their model. And
so it has nothing to do ultimately with uh, you know,
genetics of people in the Middle East. It has to
do with imperial control. I'm not saying that they don't
utilize genetics and tribal warfare, but at the imperial control level,
like you said, Sam, like David Rockefeller, Lord Rathchaw, they
don't care about people's They're not I believe it. I
believe they're above that they're using it as a tool.
Speaker 2: So okay, Honestly, Jay, that was one of the best
conversations we've ever had on this show. That was like
so insanely informative. It's it's it's amazing to me. So
I don't I want to k kind of get in
some weird stuff right now here.
Speaker 4: With you, dude. I don't know if you've seen my
talks on this.
Speaker 2: But sex sex what sex espionage?
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, that's right up let's get dirty here.
Speaker 2: I mean, dude, it is so crazy to me how
sex is just it's just this tool of control. It's
so crazy to me. And you know, I know, I
know that again your orthodox I'm getting I am learning
Christianity now, you know, Johnny is Christian. We don't know
what exgi what are you?
Speaker 4: Are?
Speaker 2: You just here from no.
Speaker 5: I grew up Catholic, baptized and everything.
Speaker 2: Okay, you know, and our like our society's view on
sex where it's like there's no normancy. It's either it's
completely you know, shoved into the corner, or it's like
it's got to be everywhere insanity. There's no there's no
middle ground there. And I think if we got to
a place in the middle ground, it would there'd be
a lot less blackmailing going on. I feel like so
much of like the taboo of sex is used to
control people, you know, regardless of what your sexuality is
and all that. That's not the discussion right now, but
like to make things taboo, yeah, is a means for control.
And here we go. It's just it's we see it
happening over of these intelligence agencies using sex, using people
who will like it. A little bit weird using them
to use them to manipulate the masses. People.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I'm sure you've been keeping up with
the Diddy stuff. I mean, this is really just a
total vindication of everything that we theorized in terms of
like you know, Hollywood mind control, eyes, white shut parties,
like it's all like totally out there in the open.
Basically you've got you know, Ditty running, you know, a
black male version of a Blackmail, right, Blackmail with a
black male black Epstein Blackstein, Right, he's basically Jeffrey Blackstein.
So I mean it's Epstein but for the rap sphere,
and I'm not it's you know, it's not just Diddy,
we know as Clive Davis. It goes up higher than that.
That's really where he was probably learning all of that,
just like Epstein was learning this from Robert Maxwell, the
famous you know, cold war spy and sex compromiser who's
just lane'sdad. So these are again like techniques that are
sort of passed on from these higher, older level people.
I mean, I haven't kept up with like what you've
said about Diddy, but like you know about Claude Davis.
Speaker 2: And all that, right in music and yeah, and there's
someone even higher, right, there's like one guy that's even
higher that is like he owns he basically controls seventy
percent of the like top one hundred songs on whatever list.
Like I forget what his name is, but there are
they've all been named in this into control And yeah,
it's just crazy to me because you know, we have
the discussion what is the Okay, so a lot of
people think the howk twoy girl is controlled ops. They
think she's controlled plant and it's meant to move her
in certain positions. I always go, well, we won't know
until we see or start saying some ridiculous shit to
manipulate how she's the number three re podcast. Uh, you
know in the world, which is great, which is you know,
which kind of isn't actually what it means. That means
that a bunch of people are signing up for a
podcast subscribing doesn't actually mean that they're listening, right, Johnny,
it's kind.
Speaker 6: Of yeah, well, yeah, it's based on reviews. It's a
formula based on reviews and new subscriptions. The the iTunes rankings,
at least, I don't I assume the other the other uh,
like Spotify and the others.
Speaker 2: The other is a bunch of people running to subscribe
for which is it is? What it is?
Speaker 6: I mean, I can't imagine it's interminable. Have you tried
to listen to any of it? I can't imagine listening to.
Speaker 4: It, Frank being listenable at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's like how long is that gonna last?
How long is that gonna last? Right? But they think
that she's she's a plant, and you go, what is
the purpose of this? What is the purpose of black maw?
What is the purpose of controlling these stars? What is
your thoughts on why? I can say in politicians, right,
and it's why I think that you know that you're
probably never going to see the Jeffrey Epstein list and
it's or see anyone brought to justice for that. But
I think you're more likely to see the p Diddy
people brought to justice. But what are your thoughts on
why they want to control entertainers?
Speaker 4: I think one easy way to understand in one parallel
is organized crime in mafia. If you look at the
way organized crime in mafia works. Like I just did
another interview with Sammy the Bold the other day, and
we kind of went into some of this Like I
was asking him so as a famous hit man mob dude,
like what is your view of the city and the
world and society, And you know, he went into a
lot of depth about chess games and control, manipulation, psychological
tricks and so forth from the criminal perspective, which was
very insightful. I think if you take him as kind
of a microcosm explaining that lifestyle in that world, you know,
expand that up to people like what we're talking about
these higher level corporate elite people. It's the same mindset.
It's like, look, any of these areas or domains is
going to be susceptible to high level criminal operations and control.
And one of the reasons why this sexuality side of
it is so tempting is that, you know, think about
mass laws, hierarchy of needs. That was he was working
as part of m culture when he drew up those
that list of needs, and he was drawing that up
so that the CIA could say what are the basic
motivators for human beings to control them? Now, originally that
was drawn up in a way to try to figure
out psychological profiles of world leaders. So the original thing
was the CI was saying, Hey, we need some way
to like classify the basic motivations for any human being,
and then we'll we'll particularize it based on what is
putin really like, right, what does uh you know, whoever
president you know Mumbai, what is what is he? You know,
what's his proclivities? And so if you think about higer
give needs like sex is pretty high up there after food, right,
So you're not really going to compromise people on you know,
how many uh you know Totino's pizza roles are eating.
Speaker 2: But you can go.
Speaker 4: But you could compromise them on, you know, if they
like butt stuff, right, so, especially decades before it was
normalized like butt stuff, or if you like underaged children,
that's great, that's easy. So I think it's always because
prostitution is the world's second oldest profession.
Speaker 2: It's the oldest.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, prostitution is the oldest. Spying is the second oldest.
These two these two go together, right, And so it's
just always been very beneficial to power elite, to get dirt,
to get information. It just naturally kind of folds over
into any domain where criminals can and rise to power.
If it's the music industry, if it's Hollywood, if it's government,
you're going to have people trying to get their black
males just natural.
Speaker 2: It's so crazy to me, right, And it's just like
it's been done over and over and over and over
and over again.
Speaker 4: Here's something I don't understand. It's like, so the public
is just now learning about this stuff, which obviously has
been going on for a long time at the government
and elite level. So did people, like if you're an
elected senator, right, Like, was nobody briefing anyone on the
possibility of this. Nobody was telling you know what I mean,
like famous basketball players like, hey, you might get invited
to the bunt party. Just watch out, like you know
what I mean, Like, nobody told anybody.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 2: It's like, dude, I completely in arly agree, man, it is.
It is absolutely insanity to me. It's absolutely insanity to me.
It's like, and I think the whole thing is like,
if you go to these parties, you really got to
watch yourself because you'll get drugged and then you'll wake
up and they'll be a naked little girl in your thing,
and then they can compromise you, Which is why if
you kind of look at that. There's no term limits
in Washington. Once you have somebody blackmailed, you keep them
there forever you have. You know, It's it's crazy to me,
And it's just like like when we get into like
I think Jennifer Lopez is knee deep in this he
Diddy and you get because all this stuff hasting to
come out about how she's not really a good singer.
This thing just came out about how like people would
sell her songs and then they they send her tracks
on how it's supposed to sound and you're not supposed
to use the tracks, and Jeffer Lopez is just using
all the tracks and she's just singing, which is classic
P Diddy, Right, just take someone else's song, yeah, yeah,
you know, around it and suddenly it is your song, right,
And so it's starting to come out, but like they're
like well known people are in these videos, dude, and
it's like how crazy did it get? Like to me,
it's like fame, Like I wanted to be, always wanted
to be a working comedian, but I never thought I
would do insane shit to get there. And it's just
like the level of psychopath that comes to get at
the highest levels of of of certain entertainment, like being
a touring a touring like pop singer, it's so competitive.
Why you over these other people? Well, what are you
willing to do?
Speaker 4: What are you willing to do? Exactly?
Speaker 5: But okay, you said, I think some people actually wanted
to go. They literally knew that they wanted to go.
And I wanted to go to the after party. I
don't even want to stay at the normal party. Have
you seen the Netflix thing called Baby Reindeer. No, it's
crazy this guy and this guy actually knows it's gonna
happen to him, and he keeps going to this director's
house knowing that he's gonna get molested, hoping that one
day he does he yeah, hoping that one day he
comes through with the promise. And the guy never comes
through with the promised guy gets molested for like I
don't know how long.
Speaker 2: That is insane because I'm not getting the specifics, but
basically all of these Weinstein chicks were like that. They're like,
I just thought this what you did to make it
in Hollywood, and then nothing happened to them, and they
all were just like bitching, like, yeah, I blew him
and his friends and nothing happened. You're like, sounds like
horrible blowjobs.
Speaker 4: Well, sir, here's the fun of that. So I was
only quite frankly, I think last year and we did
a whole review of the Godfather novel, right, the Mario
pus the original Mario Puzo novel was so we read that,
we did a whole series of podcasts going through the novel. Dude,
I didn't realize that all the stuff we're talking about
it's in the Godfather novel. So if you remember, in
they go to the producer in Hollywood who's going to
make that movie, and then the nephew of Don Corleone. Right,
it's who's actually supposed to be. He's supposed to be
Frank Sinatra. The character is based on Frank Sinatra. He
wants to be in this movie role, yeah, and the
director doesn't want to give it to him. So The Godfather,
you know, as you know, ends up sending the horse,
cutting the horse's head off, putting in this famous scene
where the horses in the bed and all that, which
convinces the director to put the Frank Sinatra guy in
the movie. In the novel, like when uh, Don Corleone's
lawyer goes and talks to the Hollywood dude. There's the
whole there's a sequence where it's like it's identified that
this is a pedo thing going on, Like when the
lawyer gets there, there's a young girl way under age
who leaves the producer's house after being or office after
being molested. In other words, he's telling you that Hollywood's pedo.
Everybody knows casting couch. In fact, in the novel it
also talks about the other Hollywood people that had to
sleep with whoever you get who doesn't know about the
casting couch, right, But in the novel it also has
the pedo stuff. And if you remember in Godfather Too,
the movie, not the novel, the movie, because the novel
ends it like it doesn't go that far. But in
Godfather To the movie, do you remember that the Corleones
want to expand to Vegas. And in Vegas there's this
senator who doesn't want to give them the right to
setup the casinos. He's blocking the legal ability for them
to set up a casino. What do they do. They
wait until he goes to one of the Corleone whorehouses.
They drug the senator. He wakes up in the bed
with a dead prostitute, Oh my god. And then he's
forever in the pocket of the Corleon. So that's just
just the organized prime angle of it in movies, telling
you how it really works. Because Mario Puzo based all
that on like real, real shit. And I asked Sammy
the Bull about all that. It's like, yeah, it's all true.
Speaker 2: So I mean, dude, it's it's it's deep, man, because
you know, again, like when I talk about like the
war between Trump and the establishment, I just I don't
think there's really good guys in that fight. I just
think it's two crime organizations fighting over control of the
purse and who gives out the who gets the deals,
who gets the contracts, and if you sit in that seat,
you give out the contracts. And I think Trump just wants,
he's actually wants to be president, versus Kamala Harris, who's
just like happy with being there, like she really just
wants a Kardashian it. She just she's gonna you're president,
but you're not gonna really do anything. You're just gonna
run around and give speeches and make money and take
pictures and get free shit.
Speaker 4: I mean, nobody's even home, Like, yeah, her and that
Tim Walls dude just seemed like total just like somebody
call them. Somebody called him muppets or something like they're
like muppets, Like there's nobody there, like a puppet, but
it's like a total muppet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but like this is the Roman Empire. They put
they put a mannequin in and outside influences run everything,
which is basically, who's a bigger, blinking, blinking guy named
like one of the most powerful Jews in the world
by like Israel magazine.
Speaker 6: That thing they did they ranked the Jews. That's great.
Speaker 2: Seems like a top I think it was like a
top ten jew only twenty four top ten jewice.
Speaker 4: You want to see you want to I'm sorry, go ahead, no, no, no,
go on, now there's a great Uh everybody missed this series. Okay,
So John lecare who's the famous British intelligence uh former
Briginsers who wrote a bunch of famous fiction stories. Right.
He wrote the Tinker Taylor Soldier spy story, which is
loosely based on the Cambridge Fi ring. He wrote that
novel which became the Gary Olman movie, the famous movie.
So he wrote the series which came out like twenty eighteen.
I didn't see anybody talking about it, totally forgotten. But
it's got Michael Shannon, it's got Florence Pugh, you know,
the blonde chick from that pagan human sacrifice movie. I
forget what's called what the Midsommar. So there was this
series that Hulu or Paramount plus, I forget who they did.
This series. Everybody should watch. It's pretty crazy, but it's
about massade operations, and it's like, dude, this shit is crazy, right.
So Lacari wrote the story and he's as a vergiontold
this guy criticizing the sort of massade operation, but he
thought it was a good story. It's all set in
relationship to PLO Israel Lebanon. It's set in the late
seventies early eighties, probably a combination of like a bunch
of real sort of masade versus has a Bullet Lebanon
PLO type stories all in one story. But that's a
that's an awesome series, like just from a insight window
into what really goes on type of respective. Little drummer
should watch that. Let me let me pull up the
name of it.
Speaker 6: But little girl, right, that's it.
Speaker 4: Little drummer girl exactly. Everybody should watch that. That's crazy,
very insightful.
Speaker 2: Though it's so nuts to me, dude, And and like
here we are the I'm gladly will say I'm a
Pizzagate guy said since the start, we'll still sit here
and go on. True. A lot of people get tabooed.
Oh no, that's it, I mean, dude, I mean you
got p Diddy right now getting sued for drugging nine
year olds. Oh wow, and you're telling me that they
couldn't do stuff in a basement with kids. I mean,
like because they're serving pizza. Is that what you're telling me?
Speaker 4: I remember that governor who was like Alex always plays
his clip that he's like the Virginia governors that we
keep the new babies on. We put them on life support,
we keep them really comfortable, and then we put them
to death and then we sell on harvest the old.
Do you know what I'm talking about? This is no yeah, no.
Remember when Alex was uh and Eddie were arguing their
fake argument on Rogan Remember that, and then Eddie came
and put Alex in a headlock and they were pretending
like they were fighting. They were this This was the
clip that Alex was talking about when he's like, pull
it up as government Virginia saying we keep the baby's
a lot, boy's harvest Oregon's held and then Eddie was joking,
but he was like, no, dude, I don't exist, and
they were having that fake fun fight. This is the
clip that they were talking about. If I remember, it's
like the governor Virginia is talking about. So what I'm
saying is like, dude, if they'll put babies on ice
and then harvest the organs of babies, what you think
they won't do all this other crazy shit? What are
you talking about?
Speaker 2: And nobody wants to talk about because it's so dark.
They can't they can't get into it. Yeah, we just
had a guy come on talking about what they're doing.
It's so dark what they're doing in Flint, Michigan. Oh,
you have that professor Dyson yelling about you know you
said Camel's name wrong. That is that is racism And
it just goes on this word solid that that you
just know he uses to pull white pussy. He he
just gilts white chicks and giving up pussy by saying
calling them racist in a way they don't even know
what he's talking about.
Speaker 4: Have you tried that game? Have you spent some of
that game there?
Speaker 2: You don't understand the fact that you are not a
fort kidding with Sam.
Speaker 4: Goes into Starbucks, He's like, you're all rcis you should
identify as some minority and then like act like the
baristas been being.
Speaker 6: I've got that clip here if you just want to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's watch it.
Speaker 6: I think I've cued it to the right point. It's
just a second. Let me get the sound shared.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ilex play this clip all the time. I can't
remember which governor is Is it right?
Speaker 6: Northum?
Speaker 4: Thanks? I think that's it's Northan, that's him.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Uh, the infant would be kept comfortable, uh, if it
would be resuscitated, if if that's what the mother and
the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between
the physicians and the mother. So so I think this
was really blown out of proportion. But again, we want
the government not to be involved in these types of decisions.
We want the decision to be made by, uh, the
mothers and their providers. And and this is why Julie
that legislators, most of whom are men. By the way,
shouldn't be telling a woman.
Speaker 4: What she should explain. This is him trying to explain
away what he had said earlier. Yeah, okay, so this
is like the white I'm.
Speaker 2: Sure they Johnny, I'm sure they wiped it off the internet.
You know.
Speaker 11: The issue of abortion rights emerges every year in the
General Assembly session. This year no exception. There was a
very contentious committee hearing yesterday when Fairfax County delect Kathy
Tran made even if a woman is.
Speaker 2: So crazy to me, I'll see if is how they like.
Whether it's whether it's just through like mk ultra on
a mass scale, or it's the chemicals that that they're
putting in our food that we're eating, that's shish kebobbing
our brains. But the way they can manipulate us into
just getting behind certain movements, it's like the way they've
can convinced progressive white women or progressive women at all,
that the single issue is abortion, that nothing around that,
nothing else matters. No matter how how expensive the gas gets,
no matter how expensive the groceries get, no matter how
bad the crime gets, no matter how bad there's the
city gets, no matter, none of that matters. The only
thing that matters is whether they can they can have
an abortion or not, and the allow everything else to burn.
To say that one thing, it's incredible to me.
Speaker 5: I don't have to get at least one one a
year for me to care enough. You have to get
you would have to have at least when email it,
I'm like, why do you give you unless you're getting them? Like,
why do you really like unless you already have kids,
I'm like, why do you been promoted to It's crazy.
I think that's crazy.
Speaker 2: I think it's just nuts.
Speaker 4: To me, it is crazy. This is like it reminds
you of what Tim Leary was saying, Like when he
was saying I couldn't get people to take LSD back
when I first was trying to doule it out, he said,
So what I figured out was if I couched this
as a right, as a right that you're being oppressed
into not exercising, he said, then everybody wanted to become
LSD activists. They wanted to experiment with it because they felt, oh,
the governors are want to keep me from it. So
for whatever reason, they probably Tavistock or you know, SRI
or they figured out that when you couch things as
a right, people feel like they're way more energized for
whatever reason to act on it.
Speaker 5: It's like weed. They legalized weed and kids aren't smoking
it as much anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of interesting, dude. It's like that how
they can manipulate us into caring about certain things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, it's just crazy to me.
Speaker 2: So I don't want to keep you here forever. But
there's just two more things I want to talk about
with you. Who is jackis Aliis? I butchered that name?
The books? I saw one of your things, globally operative
jacket Jack. What is their name?
Speaker 4: That person's remember what I wrote in the email?
Speaker 2: Some globally operative? Yeah, okay, close enough, Oh yeah, knock.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So basically I covered his books recently. He's really
important because he's like he's called the Kissinger of France.
So basically what Kissinger was to America, Atal was to
multiple French presidents, like as the background sort of handler.
And you know, France is not like the most important
country in the world, but they're they're overlooked for some
of the things that they're involved in. When it comes
to the New World Order. There's a lot of kind
of weird deep state type stuff with France and weapons
technology that people don't know. France has a lot of
companies and groups that are involved in that that nobody
ever talks about. That that's really under the radar. But
of course France has played a key role in historically
at least being at the front of the march towards
technocracy and the global world order. They've had some of
the top technocrats come from France a goose comp to
people like that. Some of the top most famous Marxists
are out of France. French Revolution is a bunch of
those characters. And we just saw the Olympics in France. Actually,
the ceremonies were all symbolic portrayals of this Luciferian sort
of satanic Marxist socialist victory. That's the meaning of all
those ceremonies. I did a bunch of breakdowns with a
bunch of different podcasts on that. I don't know if
you guys probably saw that, right everybody at the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Mythris right, my crazy yeah, and now is Mythris from
zoyor Asterism?
Speaker 4: No, the myth recult was like a Roman empire, unique
to the Roman Empire, where they kind of brought in
this like baptism of blood and it was a mystical
cult where you could like.
Speaker 2: It involves trands mysteries.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly, there's a really good we did a whole
lecture through this Cambridge companion to Western Mississism Esoteria. It's
the first Uh, the first chapter is about Mithras and
the Eleusinians and that ship's wild. Back then they would
do m cult stuff back then it was crazy.
Speaker 5: So ay, interrupting, you brought up France. What do you
think about Bridget Macrone?
Speaker 4: Oh that yeah, Like remember Macrone was in like Rothchild circles.
Speaker 2: And then he is a Rothchild.
Speaker 4: They think, yeah, yeah, thanks, there's some connection like that.
But so they'll choose these people like Macrone, and then
Jock Athlete's probably still consulting all those He's probably still consulting.
So anyway, the reason he matters is that he's one
of these European technocratic elite. He's got a lot of
famous quotes going around about Stabby's that he said a
long time ago and that they would be mandated. People
dispute whether the Stabby's comment is real. It's hard to
know because it supposedly comes from an old French interview,
which who knows if it's real or not. But anyway,
in his books he basically says all the same shit.
So it's like, okay, so maybe that interview is not real,
maybe it is, but like he says all the same
stuff in his books. In nineteen ninety one he wrote
a book called The MILLENNIU Losers and Winners in the
New World Order, and basically he says, now that the
wall has fallen for Lynn Wall, there's no power dialectic
between East and West and anymore. He says, now we
can enter into the next phase of the New World Order.
And he says, I'm he was put at the head
of the ec ECB European Common Bank to restructure and
bring all the Soviet bloc countries into the neoliberal world order,
make them all IMF debt slaves. That doesn't make the
sovi Union good. It just means that you go from
one from your under Biel's above, now you're under Lusifer, right,
so as they're just changing demons that you're under. And
then he's like in charge of restructuring the Soviet country,
a former Soviet countries into EU putting them into debt slavery,
and he says in the book, guests, get ready for
mass open border immigration throughout Europe and the West. You
will all be reorganized into a giant new world order
basically in nineteen ninety one, as the Kissender friends. So
he's just another one of these global leap goons. He
wrote a different book that I lectured through a couple
of times over the years. It's called Brief History of
the Future that he wrote that in two thousand and six,
fifteen years after the nineteen ninety one book, And in
that book he just says, like where we are now,
Like everything he was saying in nineteen ninety one basically
was what was started happening in two thousands. In the
two thousand and six book Brief His in the future,
it's basically where we are now. I mean, he's got
a whole chapter on transhumanism. It's like, you're going to
go into the there's going to be a hive mind,
there's going to be a giant global gollumn. You're going
to be hooked into it.
Speaker 2: It's every oh crazy, dude.
Speaker 4: It shows that they planned this from that level for
a long time and do you think.
Speaker 2: It's all Luciferian ball worship, bolock worship. Do you think
him so?
Speaker 4: In the book, he used his Masonic symbolism. He says
that the Cold War was like two pillars that balance
out the world order. He says, once the Soviet Union fell,
he says, that's one pillar falling. And he says that
it's two pillars and a pyramid, and the heyramid is
the world structure. But they have a control the way
he describes it like a dialectic. He's using intentional Masonic
symbolism in the book. And at the end of the
book he says in that in the in the nineteen
ninety one book, he says, we got to have a
new covenant, a new Mount Sinai, a new world religion.
He says, all that kind of diversh like they always say.
And in the two thousand and six book, it's like
straight up gallumn that's his term, like gollum kabalago. So yeah, Luciferianto.
Speaker 2: Sure, so I get into this, like you know, like
we've had a lot of people come on talking about
Trump as a cabalist mystic. What are your thoughts on that? Like,
you know, like this we just had a show about
breaking down her meticism, and like, I didn't know that
Hermes was this was the child of Nimrod and all
that stuff. What is your thoughts on all that?
Speaker 4: So there was an old nineteen nineties book that Trump
at the in the first chapter. I forget the name
of the book, but in the first chapter he says
something like, oh, you know, I I have a friend
who's like a Cabbala rabbi, and I would like to
thank him for something. I don't get the impression that
Trump really understands or is really deep into that stuff.
I mean, I could be wrong, I don't. I'm not, like,
I don't have a problem criticizing Trump. I think he's
definitely just pragmatically better than Kabala Harris. I'll call her
about has nobody has said that one yet?
Speaker 6: As anything, I mean, religious or spiritual, I don't. He
doesn't strike me as much.
Speaker 4: I mean, he kind of seems he kind of seems
to like, Oh, evangelicals a great dot episcopalian. I love Calick.
Look at Shay Michael. He's wonderful, probably the best of
all the angels.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 6: I mean it's like he's probably whatever, whatever's expeding right
like a pragmatist, like you said, yeah he could.
Speaker 4: Maybe he's since here about it. I don't know, but
I don't have any impression that like he's super schooled
in Kabala to like know, you know, he doesn't come
off as somebody really cares that much about that stuff.
Speaker 2: It's interesting, for sure, man. It just I think we're
just the world's ran by sorcerers and they're all just
playing this sorcery game. But like her meticism and all
that stuff, you know, it's like very weird because you
study it and you go, like, you know, if you
you you you think about some long enough, you can
make it happen. Which is manifestation? Is that dark? Is
that evil? And like if you had to go and
who who who runs the world? Who do you think
runs the world at the highest levels?
Speaker 4: So I think the there are demonic entities. I think
that they do, in a limited sense, run the world.
I think that ultimately God's in control. I don't you know,
I'm not like a gnostic. I don't think this world's
simulation or some evil prison or something like that. I
think there is a real historical battle between good and evil.
I think that underneath the spiritual entities that Paul talks about,
the you know, principalities, towersan dominions. There are human beings
who fall into a kind of a control structure, but
they don't all have to know self consciously that they're
part of that. You could be a militant atheist and
you're still kind of under the control ultimately, I would say,
of Satan. Even if you're an atheist, you don't believe
in demons. So maybe at the highest level some of
those people, I think probably do self consciously think, no,
I'm serving Lucifer. I mean, you would get some of
the British elite seem to speak that way. I mean,
these people that are like really into hurting children. If
you look into like Elm Guesthouse, British MP Cyril smith
Ed Heath, do you remember those stories of like those
really wicked British MPs that were part of you know
what I'm talking about. If you look into King Korra
scandal and the Elm guest House and all the savile
type stuff. Huh, Jimmy.
Speaker 5: Say, what have you heard.
Speaker 4: Jimmy talking about? Jimmy Savell, Cyril smith Ed Heath. These
are famous British MP's that were like doing awful things
to kids.
Speaker 6: What was the island they were on. It was like
Isle of Wight or something, wasn't it.
Speaker 4: They're also connected with the Kncorra scandal exactly. That that
that's the British stuff.
Speaker 6: It's the dark I mean as as dark as it kids.
Speaker 4: That's something probably I think those people probably were like, no,
we actually legit serve Satan and I'm gonna do like
the most equal stuff possible.
Speaker 2: I mean you studied that pig farmer in Canada. Oh yeah,
how he was almost getting out and someone said fuck
that and they just went and stabbed in the death
so he couldn't leave the prison.
Speaker 4: Like it's crazy, are you talking about the pig farm?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Like Trudeau was like lived at like a couple
of blocks away and he was about to get out,
He's up for parole and somebody just said nope, that
not happening and they stabbed in the death in prison.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I did a deep dive. So he that dude,
that like redneck retard dude was like recruiting people bringing
him to that place where there was all these big
elites coming to do and they had like they had
like rooms with like cameras for doing all kinds of shit.
You know what I mean? Did you They ground up
people and made them into like gummy bears and shit.
Isn't that right?
Speaker 2: Dude? I don't know. Dude's so dark.
Speaker 4: So the bodies that dude that went to prison that
you're talking about, that weird kind of inbred looking redneck
Canadian dude, that God that took the heat. They were
grinding up people and making like gummy bears. It's just
that one's crazy, dude.
Speaker 2: Hurt people, hurt people. So something we talked about last night.
I'm broken sin that just dropped. Uh. First, Uh, the
Old Testament New Testament? What do you think happen happens
from the Old Testament to the New Testament? Like, how
come the Johnny, what is your theory on it?
Speaker 6: Well, I mean it's always felt to me and this
is purely kind of feeling my way through it, you
know that. Yeah, Yeah, it's that that that the Old
Testament is for a different kind of human you know.
And the New Covenant, the New deal between Jesus and humanity,
God and humanity is more for modern man. That's why
so many of the things in the Old Testament seems
savage that we hear about the stories. It's because you know,
it's a different that was a different type of man
in those days, a different standard for a different type
of man.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So the Ordo Wot's view is similar to that.
We think that God met those people at that time
kind of where they were, and introduced kind of rules
and laws that were appropriate for what was expected to
that people groups. In other words, it's.
Speaker 2: Kind of like that I met them halfway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's kind of like they were in a childlife state,
and so certain things were tolerated which weren't intended to
always be tolerated. And so in our view, everything happening
in the Old Testament, everything like all the temple, the sacrifice,
all that, those are symbols and types of what Jesus
himself came to fulfill and to do so, like the
Passover that's fulfilled in Christ being the Passover, or you know,
the day of Atonement with the high priests going into
the temple and sprinkling the blood. That's all, according to
the Book of Hebrews, fulfilled in what Jesus was doing
in his ministry and his ascension. So for us, all
of those things are good and true and they're pedagogical.
There's a lot of lessons there, but they all were
just really kind of coming to a focal point in
what the person in the ministry of Christ did within history,
and so that's us fulfilled. It's still useful. It's still
you know, prophetic in the sense of like telling us
about how Christ was a messiah, like if there's all
these messianic predictions in the Old Testament, But it had
a limited pedagogical function according to according to Jesus. Sorry
about that. Hold on one second, that.
Speaker 2: Was Jesus calling going, hey, dude, keep the secrets going
too deep? Tell anybody you're going too deep? Was that
British intelligence hitting you up? So you went way too
deep on that one. I just find it interesting. I
struggle with a lot of the rules of the church,
but I love that's okay, dude, the teachings of Jesus,
Like I really am resonating with it to the point
where I'm just trying to be a better person. It's
a struggle, you know, I really struggle hard.
Speaker 6: I think you can have a valid experience though, and
just go with the red ink you know to you know,
there's these Bibles that just put Jesus in read everything.
He said. I think you can have a totally legitimate
Christian experience by just doing that. I think it's possible.
So it's not I get what you're saying, Sam, And
there's some Yeah, there's so many things that are especially
to modern sensibilities, to modern years, are challenging to say
the least way.
Speaker 4: I don't mean to change subject. I know that we
kind of moved on, but you did touch on some
of the debt. You mentioned Jalah. I forgot to say.
Did you know that everybodys forgotten that she was married
to Diddy? Remember that? Yes, like a year. And then
I found an article talking about how a previous dude
that Jalo used to date or was married to for
a little while. He said she was like super into voodoo.
Speaker 2: Yes, oh, and he was suing her.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And then if you pay it, if you pay attention,
Diddy's giant tattoo on his back, it's not marrying Jesus.
People think he got it's a voodoo Uh, they're called
they're called loa, but it's Her name is Azuli Dantur
and she's the patron of booty stuff in the voodoo world.
Speaker 6: Wha, they have a patron of booty stuff of assplay.
That's amazing.
Speaker 2: Why do you think everyone's consumed with the bee hole?
Speaker 4: Jay?
Speaker 2: What do you think it is? What is deep in
the bee hole that makes you think the what is
going on?
Speaker 4: I think Croley is the explanation for that. So Crowley
was all into the bee hole, and he said that
the eye of Horace is more beautiful than the mouth
of Venus, the mouth of Venus being the vagina. And
I'm not jugging. He said that the reason for that
is that it's much more powerful for ritual magic workings
than the vagina because you can focus your will and intention.
Even even though it's sterile, it somehow produces like spiritual
effects in his crazy system, more so than the like
the normal male female stuff. So the bee hole has
a magic power, according to Croley. And I think that
the modern world has more and more shifted to the
bee hole. I mean, look, I'll be honest, like I'll like,
I'm not I'm a butt man over boobs. I like,
my wife has a nice figure, but I've always been
a buttman and not a boobman. I'm not into booty
holes though I'm not.
Speaker 2: Dude, A butthole is completely overrated. Dude, right, there's nothing
like vagina.
Speaker 6: She said that as the inventor of as eating, which
I did.
Speaker 2: I did, I invented ass heating. But as a guy
who invented ass heating, I would tell you that, Hey, dude,
I was. I was a young young man. I mean
it was like very early.
Speaker 4: Well, and that was your right, there was that was
did you know did you know the Book of Numbers
when the Israelites go to bail Pure and they're tempted
with the Lord of open holes. That's what bails. Yes,
the word bail pure where.
Speaker 6: You got Sodom Gamar, right, I mean there were.
Speaker 4: Nobody say it, but listen, but bail pure is more
specific because it means lord of open holes. I'm not joking.
So they were literally tempted with the Croley type stuff
in Book of Numbers, and so I'm saying that the
same thing is going on where a society moves away
from sex that's intended for having kids to steroidal and
Croley said that that would be the norm in the
future in his aon it in his era. So I'm
not saying he actually caused it. I'm just saying that
it's a Crollian type of ideology and spirituality to make
sexuality about uh just purely the booty, right and not
producing life. That's what I totally.
Speaker 2: I mean, we got away from sex equal creating life too, Jami.
Speaker 4: So Jamie read Crowley's big Kenneth Grant, who's Crowley's one
of his main devotees. Right, So the crole sex they
split into two groups. There's the American branch in the
British branch. The British branch was the Typhonian oto and
Kenneth Grant was like their main writer. He wrote a
book about this very thing. And the booty hole is
like the tunnel, It's like the tunnels of Typhon. So
they believe that there's like these spiritual passageways that certain
sexual parts of the you know, parts of the body
like open up certain passageways. Basically, Yeah, it's like Kundalini nerves,
spine type stuff.
Speaker 2: Just crazy to me.
Speaker 4: We went for British spies, so like it was booty pathways, right.
Speaker 6: I would love to see that the statues of the
open holes.
Speaker 2: God, look what was that.
Speaker 4: Like, there's a good video about look up mail pr
or Lord of Open Holes on video. There's a good
Uh he's a Protestant pastor. But he did like a
five minute kind of explanation of it. It's really good explanation.
Speaker 2: I wonder what. Yeah, I love for research.
Speaker 4: Well we don't know what what what? Yeah, like what
it looked like. But we did a podcast. I'm not
even even mentioned it on you on your podcast, Sam,
like maybe the first time. Like we were talking about
the Kardashians kind of represent like a shift to the
booty hole because do you remember when they were saying
that Kim's butt broke the Internet? Remember that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's just crazy to me, Like and the
Kardashians are like, we mean we're talking p Diddy like
she's deep in on it and like everything about them
is free, is freemasonry, sorcery.
Speaker 4: Do you remember there are Christmas card they sent out
when I had all that satanic symbolism in it. Yeah,
this was like this was like twenty do you remember that, Jamie.
It was like twenty fifteen or sixteen, and they sent
out this Christmas card. It was all the satanic shit.
Speaker 5: A white checkerboard and everything on, like on the floor
and everything.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was crazy when they look up a satanic
Kardashian Christmas card, that'd be crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna be honest with you, dude. I think
that is p Diddy like scandal may bring down all
the worst people like in terms of culturally. That annoy
the ship out of us. And we have no clue
why they're famous. Well it it feels like they basically
just worship the god of open holes exactly.
Speaker 4: I think it's that one where it says no vulture,
you see the vulture. It's that one. But it's a
giant thing. It's that. Look at that the pyramid right
behind her. See that that's Christmas card. Yes, look at
the weird black Jesus nude mery thing and then look
at the pyramid behind h I guess that's kim right.
Speaker 2: Why what is six? What is what the kids head
right there?
Speaker 6: I think it's numbered. Somebody's numbered. The different is going on,
Oh what is that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I don't. I think that's our child And that's not
a head. He's laying on the couch.
Speaker 2: So dark, dude, she's so dark.
Speaker 4: I was just thinking about that.
Speaker 6: Like twenty thirteen, twenty thirteen. It was shot by David
la Chapelle, so they had a legit photographer come in
and shoot there. Right, are crazy.
Speaker 2: So crazy?
Speaker 4: By the way that podcast you did, Sam, I know
you're trying to wrap up, I just want to like
that was really good where you were talking about rap,
how fake rap was, and you did that interview with
the guy where you were talking about there was a
whole other biggie that was like a real biggie that
was crazy. I didn't know any of that.
Speaker 2: Dude, Dude, Biggie Smalls now they now they're talking about
there was a trans. There's a chick in one of
his famous videos. The lead chick was a trans and
it's like, Biggie, you know, the Biggie Smalls is a
lot like Dave Dave what's his face from Food Fighters,
Dave Grohl. It's just like, yeah, dude, they're talented, but
and even Taylor Swift, it's like they're talented, but it's
completely manipulated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you're uh, you know what I'm talking about. Right?
The podcast you did were Yeah, so there was like
another big fat black dude from Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Or Yeah, and Noty's b one.
Speaker 4: That's it. Yeah, and then probably what did he did?
Let me ask you if this is right? What you
so basically did he have that? And he was like,
look you do this? And then he's got the dirt
on Biggie right because.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they control that. Oh you stole all this? Yeah yeah,
And again it's manipulation and it's the weird thing because
Biggie's you know, puff Daddy came up with the you know,
the basically saying is like, I'd rather work with less
talented people than talented people exactly, which is weird because
Biggie Smalls is super You see him as a kid
just spitting rhymes, He's like amazing. But you know, they
just manipulated and controlled him and probably made him do
some super gay shit. But like all of the w
a Biggie two, I would I mean dude supposedly the
lead lady in the in the videos of trance.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it just seems like did he would go for
better stuff than Biggie Smalls?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 5: I think he just like.
Speaker 4: And then trying to say Bigie is not a houghty Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Just imagine the smells of gay sex.
Speaker 6: Big I think when I think when you get a
certain point right, it's not about even attraction. It's just
pure power, you know. It's what it seems like they're
bored of everything once you get to that point.
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan had a joke way back in the day,
and it was like when I first met him, he
was doing the joke at the O R and the
Comedy Store, and it was everyone's talking about Hugh Hefner's
being doing gay shit because he'd gotten so many chicks.
He was just bored, and everyone always saw it was
the most ridiculous thing. He's like, you know, it's like, oh, yeah,
you just got so many chicks. He wants to bang dudes.
He's like, no, when you've gotten so many chicks, you
know what, you start banging more chicks. But then you
start seeing like all these like these like that that
Leo Rhodes is that her name. She's an adult film
star who like had a kid by an NBA player
that everyone thought it was Blake Griffin. Turns out was
another player, and Blake Riffin never said anything. That's how
much of a g Blake Griffin is. He's like, we
know it's not my kid, but she was on a
Michael Porter Junior show and she was talking about these
NBA players have had so much sex that they're just
into weird shit. Oh dude, just like they've done it
so many times that they're just into weird stuff.
Speaker 4: Do you remember Dennis Rodman. I think Dennis Rodman was
doing all this stuff way before everybody else. That's why
he was like wearing dresses. He was pushing trans stuff
do back in the nineties. Do you remember that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, on his own he wore the wedding dress.
Speaker 2: He wrote a book about him hooking up with the transit.
Oprah's like, I'm taking this book down really talk about that. Yeah,
she was presenting it and then she took it down
because he said he was banging trans.
Speaker 6: Whoa, that's like her cand crazy today.
Speaker 2: It would then it was like thank you, oh brah,
thank you Back then, Yeah, dude, it's just super weird. Bro,
It's just it's weird up here.
Speaker 4: And then he and then he goes to meet He
goes and meets Kim Jong un a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: That was crazy. One of my best jokes is about
how I stopped nuclear war because me and my friend,
uh when when Dennis Robin signed with the Lakers, they
had a giant press conference and me and my friend
snuck into it at playing at Hollywood the restaurant in
Beverly Hills. We snuck in and I asked a question,
and I go, do you think you're going to start?
Because Eldon Campbell's had been with the Lakers forever and
he's only getting better. Do you think you're going to
start on the Lakers? He goes, do I think I'm
going to start? I'm a five time world champion Defensive
Player of the Year, and he just starts bawling right there.
He starts crying and they ended the whole, fucking the
whole conference right there. I was on.
Speaker 11: I was on.
Speaker 2: I was on Howard Stern. They played the clip on
Howard Stern. He just kind of fractures after that, and
next thing you know, he's in North Korea stop a
nuclear war because of me. Dude, that was your question.
That was my question. I asked that question. That made
him pry that day.
Speaker 4: Well, that that adds new like to me, that's that's
wild because I just watched that old So they try
to make him a Hollywood star. Remember, they put him
in that band damn movie Double Team, which yourself is.
Speaker 2: Wow, I forgot about that.
Speaker 4: Well, I just watched me. I've never seen it. It's
totally kilt. It's wild, like this movie is insane, like.
Speaker 6: Huge, and he's just gone.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: He had that kind of show that kind of made
fun of himself, a parody of his whole career so big.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it was actually good.
Speaker 6: What's it call it again, it's it's ship Claude van Johnson, Yeah,
there is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's actually really funny, like they had legit really
good comedy writers on that. That's great, and it's very meta,
very like self, you know, aware satirical show. It's it's
really good. The reason I know that's because I just
did a whole like Van Dam, like super Mega. I've
gone through all the cannon of Van Dam. I'm talking
about all the way back to like his first cyborg
level stuff, all the way up to where he's at now,
which which is wild. Anyway, we could talk about this
some other time, but yeah, there's some crazy stuff going
on with Vandam. I'm not sure what to make.
Speaker 2: It still going on with Van Dam still.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know, man, it's just I don't know
what to think. We're gonna do a podcast coming up,
meg A, Mega VANDAMN streams, so we'll get to.
Speaker 2: Oh, dude, I gotta watch that metal Van Damn, Big
Van Damn and Segull were they were so big they
were making movies, and now we look at them, we laugh,
and I wonder if that's how we're gonna look at
the Do you think we'll ever look at the rock Horn? Dude?
Speaker 6: Can you believe that he's a better actor than either
of those guys.
Speaker 2: I guess he's gonna be more of a sportsenager.
Speaker 6: Right, He's a better actor than any of those guys
to me, I mean, you.
Speaker 4: Know, it's funny. So Van dem didn't really seem to
have very good acting skills until they made the twenty
twelve or twenty fourteen. There was a French film that
was an indie film called JCVD.
Speaker 2: Yes, I saw that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he actually acted really good in that. They were
actually talking about he might win an Oscar for that,
which is wild because that would have been the best
That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but dude, Hollywood would never have allowed that to happen. Ever, No,
but I'm saying comedy has never won It's why comedy
has never won an Oscar because they just take themselves
way too has never excused me, never won a Best
Movie or Best Actor because they just they just take
themselves too fucking serious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, never allowed JCVD probably would have only been up
for Best Foreign. But it's not it's not actually a comedy.
It's like, it's hard to explain. It's like a weird
indie film about him and his own It's like a
meta analysis that's not it's a lot. It's got some
comedy elements, but like at one point he dissociates in
the in the story and then he starts talking to
the camera, breaks the fourth wall, start talking to the camera,
starts crying, and it's it's just really bizarre because I
don't know, there's this weird stuff going on with VANDAM.
I don't know what to make of it. I don't
know if it's like espionage related stuff or mk eltra stuff,
but there's something weird going on there.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk Jay, you were great man one more time.
Tell him where they can find you.
Speaker 4: You can go to Jay's analysis dot com and you
got access to my archives there. If you subscribe, you
can find me on Twitter, you can find me on YouTube.
Day Dyer, you can find me Instagram, everywhere else and
fourth Hour of the Alex Jones to every Friday. Uh, yeah,
that's it.
Speaker 2: You know. We just had Jamie Candy on I know
you're doing live events. Do you have any live events
coming up before we leave?
Speaker 4: Well, so Jamie and I had talked about a live
event again down the road, so we might have that.
But the next live event will be October twenty fifth
and twenty six in Florida with the Nefflin Desk Squad crew.
We'll have a lot of funny people out there. I'm
going to be doing no actual conspiracy stuff on say,
I'm actually going to be doing comedic stuff. So it's
going to be a lot of funny, goofy crazy stuff,
a lot of harassment of me of the audience. So
you can go to Bohemian Grove top Lobster of Bohemian
Grove and get those tickets. And then I have another
live event that well you can also find on my
website in the next couple of days for Florida. And yeah,
that's all I can think of right now.
Speaker 2: Bro, You're love it. I did the inaugural one where
we all just kind of showed up and called it
Prohemium Grove and they've ram with it and I'm super
happy for them. And the Neflin squad guys are are
are fucking crazy and they're right and they're killing it
and you're gonna have the best time. That club owner,
you're gonna be like, are you a real person? It's
someone straight out of Grand Theft Auto. It's the fuck best.
You're gonna love it. Everyone there is so nice. It's
a great club. So enjoy it, dude. Okay, and I'm okay.
Now let's and you should have those dates on your
website by the way, Yeah, it'll be okay, Okay, go
to this website. I'll have the links below, and let's
break down the episode. Now, all right, let's get into it.
I'm gonna say right now, all time banger, all time banger.
What are your thoughts? Guys?
Speaker 5: Is that a reason to put them up on Mount Crushmore?
Speaker 2: Well, I am not allowed to name anybody Mount Crushmore,
but what I've decided, since we're about where this will
be episode eight twenty one, so we're one hundred and
and eighty. It was seventy nine from the thousands. So
what I've decided is we will not replace anyone on
the original Mount Crushmore, but we'll add more faces if
people feel like there needs to be new faces on
the Mount crush Mark. So that's why. So he may
make the board, Okay, he may.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be a mountain with just like a whole
Facebook at the end of it.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be like the Lord of Open Holes. There's
gonna be a ton of faces, the Lord of a
thousand Faces.
Speaker 5: Don't google that, please trust me. Don't as much as
we told you to, don't google that.
Speaker 2: I cannot believe that's not the name of a band,
The Lord of Open Holes. No, I don't know how
that's not banned name.
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Speaker 2: Easily one of the best episodes we've ever done. The
breakdown of British intelligence roles in the shaping of the
Middle East and Islam is one of the most insane
conversations we've ever had on this show because it fits
into everything that we felt. Now we know and it's
just being done here too. Like what they do is
they set it up. I think that's what they're doing
in China right now, right, China seems to be like
really getting their shit together, right, They're really getting their
shit together. They're growing, they're they're you know, every they're
they're becoming one of the leading economic powers in the world.
And then eventually that's not not we don't like that,
and then they just tear it all down and it's
just this is done over and over and over and
over and over again, and it's just these power leads
that control everything, mostly through sexual blackmail, and it's just, dude,
it's insane. What's happening in Europe is exactly what happened
is part of a playbook.
Speaker 5: And if it's not sexual, if it's not sexual blackmail,
it's uh sexual boner pills that they give handed so
they bribe them with sex. Anyways, it's either way, it's
sex is involved.
Speaker 2: Well, that that was a that was an interesting take.
I love that. What do you mean sexual mal it's
the like just giving them boner pills.
Speaker 5: Yeah, at the end of the day, sex is always involved.
You can always buy people with either giving them sex
or catching them doing something sexual.
Speaker 6: No, you mean bribing by giving them.
Speaker 5: Explain that to us as as and you start off
by bribing them by giving them either boner pills or
giving a prostitution.
Speaker 2: And how poor you have to be the Middle East.
Speaker 5: There was people in the Middle East literally dictators asking
for boner pill for or actual terrorists asking for boner
pills because that's what they need when you have like
a thousand wives.
Speaker 6: The new currency.
Speaker 2: We thought it was oil, but I know what you're saying. Yeah,
says they were bribing these tribes. They wanted boner pills. Okay,
I am so happy. I'm so happy that that Johnny
made us god keeper on that because it started at no,
like a classic x G fully retarded statement, and then
kind of brings it back, bring it, brings it back.
Speaker 6: We were talking about Baby Reindeer. Now I didn't finish
Baby Reindeer. But to me, that's the show about that
comedian who meets that fat girl and she starts stalking him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then it gets deeper.
Speaker 6: He ends I didn't finish it. So what he gets
molested at the end.
Speaker 5: Of this You gotta wash this thing. So he ends
up he ends up getting by that fat chick. He
ends up getting stock by that fat chick. But then
before that he's a comedian and he's living with his mom,
remember his girlfriend's mom. Well, they broke up because he
started going to this director's house all the time to
do drugs and get molested. But the director kept telling
him like, yo, you're gonna be part of the next movie.
And he just keeps going to this guy's house and
doing he is and then after he fucks after he.
Speaker 2: Gets sucked by does get molested?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, he gets molested by the director, and then
he ends up falling in love with the trans because
now he finds out that he likes It's the fucking craziest.
It's like an any nominated Netflix Award.
Speaker 6: I got to go back to that. I didn't. I
mean I got I kind of got bogged down. I
probably like halfway through where that woman is just creeping
him out.
Speaker 5: You know, it gets way better. That's just the beginning
of it. Trust me. You got to go back to that.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, I mean that's crazy. That is great. It's
so crazy, bro, It's so crazy, the whole thing. But
here's the other thing they manipulate you with is they
get you to commit a crime. They basically put you
on trial, and they get you off and they own
you and we've seen that. So what's very interesting right
now is the guy the leader of the the ports,
the dock workers. He was on trial for some really
shady shit, right like bribery and all this stuff, and
like all the witnesses died and the case went away,
and now you go, okay, that's interesting. And then now
October one month out, now suddenly he's like, yeah, we're
shutting it down until you give us our demand. You're like, dude,
that is that is And the way he talks like
he's a gangster dude, which he is a gangster dog,
you know, but it's like it's it sounded to me
like this guy is a part of the team.
Speaker 5: Hey uh, we talk about suicide, right and if j
if Diddy's gonna suicide himself, we've never thought about maybe
any of the actors or the rappers will commit suicide
because they don't want this coming out. Like if there's
a video of you getting pinned down by Diddy and
you're a rapper, how are you gonna live that down?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm not a I'm not a rap.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying it comes out and then kill myself.
I went kill myself.
Speaker 2: First, go to Broken sim T shirt. You can get
the new shirt somehow attributed to my quote like why'd
you put why'd you put Sam Tripoli on there? So ridiculous?
Speaker 5: We still pull the T shirt up, Johnny, can you
pull the T shirt up?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Of course, what is it? Why did you put like
my name on it?
Speaker 6: Because we got it, I thought we should put up
some kind of promotion, so we're promoting the show somehow.
But I thought putting uh, putting Broken Simulation there doesn't
make a lot of sense. And since you loved the
shirt so much, it's basically a sentiment.
Speaker 2: It made me laugh so hard. It made me laugh
so hard. Did you find it there? It is? Yeah?
Hear it is?
Speaker 6: Sounds gay, man, I mean you wear the shirt, so
you're espousing the opinion. So Samchel okay, guys again my
specials dropping. It looks like God, it looks like it's
going to be available to places for sure. Samtible dot
com and Rumble is really getting behind it, really loves it.
They want to feature it and they want to put
it in under their premium content. So I'm very excited. Dana,
who is always right about everything, even though I don't
necessarily like her methods all the time.
Speaker 2: She is the smart one. So I've decided I go, Dana,
I'm gonna let you take control of this because you're
always right in the end.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: I had to because I just want to give away.
I just I just I have low self esteem, so
I just don't think anybody wants to watch it. And
Dana's like, no, we're doing that. So I'm letting Dana
do it. She's running a show. Be available on Rumble
dot com October fifteenth, Sam Triple dot com. We are
gonna put out a clean version on YouTube because YouTube sucks.
It sucks. Go to Sam Trible dot com. All my videos,
all my audio all available on sam triple dot com.
All my dates are on sam Triple dot com. Right. Yes,
I got Louisville, Kentucky this weekend, No next weekend coming up.
Got the Looney Bend. Very excited to be in Tulsa.
Are we gonna get weird? Are we getting weird? Oklahoma?
I'm bringing Tino Sanchez with me Tampa Bay, Florida, and
then Katon Koon. I just got hit by Eddie. He
needs my port, my passport. I'm gonna go take a
picture of it. So that's Sam triple go down real quick.
We're not gonna do this long.
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Got go up to the premium content. Actually, just go
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Speaker 5: Hit that Live bunch.
Speaker 6: Subscribe please new Broke Simmons out. Sam recaps his skank
Fist experience. It's awfully funny, and we talk about Russell
Brand too. We can't quite figure out what to think
about that guy.
Speaker 5: I don't know what's going on with that, right And
since you brought up, sorry, I am blogging a skank fest.
Sam was there, so everything that happened at Skankfest will
be at Extra Marks's spot on YouTube. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed these highlights.
Speaker 6: Here's a clip from the latest Broken sim Are you
gonna go see? Am I racist? I saw it?
Speaker 5: Yes? Did you like it?
Speaker 6: I highly recommend it. It's very funny. I didn't know
it's gonna be that funny. It's a lot funnier than
the last movie he did. And I don't really want
to spoil it, but there's a I mean you might
you probably heard about already if you've watched any content
about it. There's a moment in the movie where they
get one of the leaders of this whole bullshit industry
and just make a fool of her. Yeah, I've heard
all about her, Okay, Yeah, I mean I highly wrecked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, you know and it's just like because it's
all bullshit, and it's like, you know, it's like I'm
you know, I don't care. I don't listen, dude. I
prefer to love everybody. Okay, That's why I want to
live in my life. I was listening to a guy
break down the the the Vice President debate, and he's right,
He's like, our firsity is great. I love it. I
love living in la and having all these wonderful options
of life.
Speaker 6: It used to be not a thing like the nineties,
the Late Night that was like we were like post racial.
Nobody ever talked about racis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then they just cranked it up because they
just they just knew what was coming, what they wanted.
And when we do an episode I'm Flint, Michigan, I
hear real racism. Yeah, you know, systematic racism where the
government's doing that Okay, not white supremacy, but greedy sellout
pieces of shit trying to take over a land and
run out poor black people. And then I hear Dyson
and he's, you know, saying the name Kamala. You are playing, dude, systematic,
Like get out of here, dude, that's done on purpose.
Get people tired of that guy sucks, he sucks, he's
a loser. Oh, he's gross.
Speaker 6: Let's see, we did the Mark Cuban rap. I don't
need to play that again.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean the real question with the markban rap
is what, like, what do you think they have him
on film shoving up his butt that he's saying the
stupid stuff and doing a dumb rap and like like
Stephen Colbert, I mean, has anyone destroyed their brand more?
Speaker 6: I never thought he was funny. I never liked that
Colbert Report thing.
Speaker 2: I don't like that can Well, well, now it doesn't
come off it's funny because you know he's not funny.
He he The character is like you thought, okay, this
is kind of funny when when we had the you know, right,
bad left good and now we realize that it's a uniparty.
He looks like an asshole. Yeah, and now he's a
bleeding heart liberal. That's just ridiculous.
Speaker 6: And Mark Cuban, did you notice I said this while
you were out, But he looks like someone who died
and then got made up by the Undertaker.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He looks like like the seventh generation of Frankenstein. Like
they keep working out the Kinks and like, oh, now
it's somewhat human looking.
Speaker 6: It's so strange and it's just weird.
Speaker 2: And here we are with another billionaire saying stupid shit,
and you're like, why are you going so hard in
the paint? Oh, they called in all the favors. They're
making you do this shit because the rap is dumb,
it's not funny, and you guys just look stupid.
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Speaker 4: Is there?
Speaker 2: Okay, so this is I feel like Ai Hitler's like
our co hosts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's just hanging out right there.
Speaker 2: Yeh.
Speaker 6: This it's been a tough year for Australia. I mean
they had ray Gun and now they have what must
the office remake, right, is a thing that has been
successful in many, many countries. You just take the very simple,
cookie cutter idea of the office. The original U or
the UK office was superior to all of it in
my mind. But the water down US office. You just
take that and reproduce it in whatever country you're in,
and it's a success.
Speaker 5: They have.
Speaker 6: They went completely woke with it. Of course, my god,
it looks terrible. They took all the males and made
them women.
Speaker 2: Okay, and also, uh, I mean when you take this
outside of Australia, her accent is annoying. Right, just I
listened to three words, I'm like, Okay, this doesn't work.
Speaker 6: Go on, you're right, sm Can I have a drum roll?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 6: The drum roll, Lloyd, that's drum roll.
Speaker 12: People ask me how can I become a great boss,
and the answer is having a happy staff that love you.
Speaker 2: This is a proper yhon, not ma'am.
Speaker 12: As of today, we are all back in the office
full time.
Speaker 4: What it's not good news.
Speaker 14: I'm promoting you to productivity manager.
Speaker 2: Yes to do.
Speaker 4: I want to support the vision of my branch manager
at all costs. Is this the dark web?
Speaker 2: No, it's not the dark web, said Lizzie.
Speaker 10: Okay, the perks are coming to work, riling up Lizzy
flooding watching Nique up, lizz what's his name?
Speaker 4: My crow's name is Russell?
Speaker 5: Hello, Rusty?
Speaker 1: How am I?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: It's the trailer. There's not one fucking laugh in the
trailer for the shop.
Speaker 2: It's one of our own.
Speaker 6: Last week Brian died. We were so close.
Speaker 14: He's always in my heart.
Speaker 2: Was he the tall, sad one? Yeah?
Speaker 12: No, he was the short and smiley one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I meant.
Speaker 12: What sexual identity is?
Speaker 6: He doesn't feel relevant, does it.
Speaker 12: Hannah is a riddle swallow by an idiot and shout
out by Maura.
Speaker 11: The closes like family to me, and I won't let
you throw them out on the street.
Speaker 4: The daily commuter is killing me.
Speaker 2: Is someone sleeping in him?
Speaker 4: I don't want anyone knowing about it. It's not a
big deal.
Speaker 2: It's been four nights this week. It's nothing. It's the
all right that stops the nation giddy.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 2: Is in talent, That's it. And it's just like, I'm sorry, man,
I just like, you are going to kill your product.
Speaker 6: I mean they already did. Nobody's gonna watch that, dude.
Speaker 5: It's terrible.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's the trailer and there's not one
laugh and it's a comedy.
Speaker 2: But by honestly, I'm sorry everybody, but the American trailer.
The American version wasn't nearly as good as the British version. No,
and it was.
Speaker 6: The American version was okay for like three seasons until
it came to the logical endpoint of Jim and Pam
getting together. And that's when the British version ends. It's
that's the last beat of the spoiler alert. Sorry, ah,
the last beat of that show is them getting together,
because that's where the story ends. And they got there
and then did six more seasons and just drove it
to the ground. And you have you have, you have
Steve Corell coming out and saying that, yeah, we could
never do that show again under the current climate.
Speaker 2: And that's a good thing. That's what he said, and
that's a good thing. I mean, just get the fuck
out of here. What are you talking about, all you
guys closing doors behind you? Will Farrow doing that? Oh,
I wouldn't do drag. I wouldn't dress as dude you
did Janet Reno, who is like implicit in murdering Americans?
And you're like worried about the sensitivity of it. Guys, Guys,
the joke isn't that they're making fun of trans. The
joke is men are portraying how they see women acting.
It's not a shitting on trans. There's not enough trans
in the world to make that a situation.
Speaker 6: No, I mean, it's such a s what are you doing?
So it turns out when we talked about how they
were making I mean.
Speaker 2: Will Farrow like I loved him early and then he
was just everywhere. Now he's just annoying. You're just annoying, bro.
Did you see him just like like your character always
was cook, right, it was always just a cuck down.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and he's big so and now you're doing a show.
Speaker 2: Because your buddy wants to live a lifestyle. Now we
gotta you're getting a series on Netflix.
Speaker 6: Really wait what I don't know where this was is?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a show about uh like, uh, Will Farrow's
like best friend whatever? Who cares his best friend is
like transitioning? And of course, yeah, I like a docuseries
about care And then and then the first clip I
see that together, who's he talking to to the to
the the trans children, It's like, get out of here.
Speaker 6: Dude, that's clearly, that's clearly that. I mean, that's pro programming.
Speaker 2: What dude, And it's like, why do you need u docuseriies?
Nobody You're like, oh, I'm mad at you for giving
money to Kamal Harris, or are we just tired of
just like, dude, you're you're you're a multi millionaire, you've
been writing with Will Farrow. You decide to dress up
now and now we need a series trying to convince
us that gaslight us into somehow you're a fucking hero.
Speaker 6: You should transition, you could.
Speaker 2: My dick's small enough.
Speaker 6: So we talked about this, uh well last year about
how we've noticed that celebrities are starting to wear bigger
glasses and we think it's in preparation for this.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 6: Facebook announced this week. It's a it's what they called
like an aspirational product. It's not ready for sale yet.
They can't make this at a price point that people
could afford. But it is everything we've talked about. It's
your phone in a pair of glasses. Are completely ridiculous.
People have tried it. Journalists have tried it said it
is a jaw dropping technology. It might be the new iPhone.
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Speaker 2: That's from Asia to.
Speaker 4: Break up Aaron, This is only the beginning there.
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