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