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Speaker 3: This is the Cult of Conspiracy, and my name is Jonathan,
Speaker 3: I'm Jacob and today we have Raven Lee back on
Speaker 3: the show for the first time in a long time.
Speaker 3: Although oh, you have been on the live shows here
Speaker 3: lately and people love you, and as a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: on the last live show, and I don't think that
Speaker 3: that was the first time when somebody was like, dude.
Speaker 4: Zombie needs her own podcast. Dude all day.
Speaker 5: Eventually, eventually I'll get one kid be back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it definitely should come. You are very knowledgeable on
Speaker 3: a lot of things, and this is why we love
Speaker 3: having you on.
Speaker 4: And so what exactly are we getting into today.
Speaker 5: We are going to get into the monkey pocks, Bill
Speaker 5: Gates smallpox and just kind of go through the whole
Speaker 5: not the whole shebangcause there's a lot of knowledge, but
Speaker 5: at least some of it of what's kind of going
Speaker 5: on with the new pandemic flavor for the year.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, I was looking into this a
Speaker 1: little bit before we started. I can't find a direct trail,
Speaker 1: like a direct link. When Bill Gates the computer dude,
Speaker 1: the ultimate nerd, the whitest white boy to ever crack
Speaker 1: her right, all of a sudden went from being the
Speaker 1: world's biggest gazillionaire and he was doing philanthropy things. He
Speaker 1: was he was donating a lot of things, charity work
Speaker 1: and all these things good go good stuff great, And
Speaker 1: all of a sudden there was a hard pivot to
Speaker 1: where he went super deep into the medical world, super
Speaker 1: deep into vaccines. And now he and the whole Bill
Speaker 1: Melinda Gates Foundation has become this hive mind of just extremism.
Speaker 1: And so I honestly couldn't find when that hard pivot happened.
Speaker 1: I knew it was before COVID, though, like it was
Speaker 1: years and years before COVID.
Speaker 2: Was it ninety nine.
Speaker 5: Ninety nine when he invested seven hundred and fifty million
Speaker 5: dollars into the Global Alliance of Vaccines and Amusations.
Speaker 4: What a fucking investment three quarters of a bill, dude?
Speaker 4: So is it true that is.
Speaker 2: It that was before two thousand? That was a lot
Speaker 2: of fucking money, right, right?
Speaker 3: And you know, and I heard something and I wanted
Speaker 3: to see if maybe you guys know, But is it
Speaker 3: true that he actually isn't the one that created Microsoft,
Speaker 3: that he essentially just bought the company and possibly renamed
Speaker 3: it or something.
Speaker 5: Yes, yep, he sold it pretty much well paid for it,
Speaker 5: I guess would be the better way of saying for it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he didn't originate it, He just he capitalized. He's really
Speaker 5: smart at capitalizing his investments. That's how he's been able
Speaker 5: to get to where he's at and have his hand
Speaker 5: in so many places is because he's really smart and
Speaker 5: strategic with how he invests money and then pulls it out.
Speaker 5: Like with the Code vaccine, he invested fifty five million
Speaker 5: into Biotech, which is the people that made the Pfizer
Speaker 5: vaccine in twenty nineteen, and then he sold his shares
Speaker 5: for over three hundred dollars a share for upwards of
Speaker 5: five hundred and fifty million two years later. And so like,
Speaker 5: he is a returning profit and he's even come out
Speaker 5: and had like a whole segment. I was just reading
Speaker 5: about about him talking about how vaccines are the biggest
Speaker 5: profit for his capital a return and that's why he
Speaker 5: continuously quote unquote does this, And I was like, okay.
Speaker 1: So all right, so Jonathan, to answer your question, yes,
Speaker 1: he is not the guy who actually like was soldering
Speaker 1: the wires to build a computer that turned into Microsoft, right.
Speaker 3: Which is interesting because they say that that's his origin story,
Speaker 3: that he created Microsoft in his garage.
Speaker 2: So yes and no.
Speaker 1: Right, So I'm not taking away from him having any
Speaker 1: type of tech background. He has that, but yes he did.
Speaker 1: He wasn't the originator of the company. He wasn't the
Speaker 1: the Eureka moment guy who created it. However, he took
Speaker 1: it from a garage company and turned it into what
Speaker 1: we know today now. And to your point, yes, he
Speaker 1: is brilliant as far as making money goes okay, And
Speaker 1: so there is a argument to say that how he's
Speaker 1: been able to do this on mass so many times
Speaker 1: and just never miss right. So if you look at
Speaker 1: how the Rothschilds got so big, and you look at yes,
Speaker 1: bank for sure, for sure, but banking was only one
Speaker 1: step of that.
Speaker 2: It was the information, right, it was the intel.
Speaker 1: They knew who won the war two weeks before anyone
Speaker 1: else in England did, so they knew how to swap
Speaker 1: their currencies over to make the most money, so that
Speaker 1: they never missed. They had information that was way ahead
Speaker 1: of the game of anybody.
Speaker 2: Else at the time.
Speaker 1: Bill Gates did that with the internet, right, So you
Speaker 1: got to keep that in mind. As far as the
Speaker 1: inner workings of the Internet and back doors and security
Speaker 1: and hacking and all that. He is like the godfather
Speaker 1: of all godfathers of the Internet, so he knows exactly
Speaker 1: what's about to happen months in advance as far as
Speaker 1: business is concerned, website development, all this shit, and it
Speaker 1: all ties in, especially these days during the dot com bubble,
Speaker 1: when a whole new industry sprung out of thin air.
Speaker 1: He was the one spearheading that and he's been the
Speaker 1: one to capitalize the most off of it. So that's
Speaker 1: why he's gone and grown into what it is. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a garage company quote unquote, yes, but for.
Speaker 2: What it has become. Yes, they took a lot of
Speaker 2: shrewd maneuvering.
Speaker 1: And I'm not gonna take away from that type of
Speaker 1: intelligence for sure.
Speaker 4: So it's interesting.
Speaker 3: I just watched this movie that just came out yesterday.
Speaker 3: It's called Civil War. I don't know if y'all saw
Speaker 3: that that movie came out or whatever. I had heard
Speaker 3: some rumblings about it. And what's her name, MJ the
Speaker 3: original MJ from Spider Man, Kirsten Dunce or whatever her
Speaker 3: name is right, and she was in it. So I
Speaker 3: was like, Okay, at least there's somebody in it. And
Speaker 3: so I watched it. And by the way, the movie sucked.
Speaker 3: I don't advise anybody to go and watch it.
Speaker 4: It was horrible.
Speaker 1: They never explained what started the Civil War. They just
Speaker 1: cut to the middle of it. And these journalists are like, well,
Speaker 1: I'm a journalist, big dog. No one gives a fuck.
Speaker 1: What is on your vest? What are you talking about
Speaker 1: right now?
Speaker 3: Right? But one of the things in that movie was
Speaker 3: is that they stopped somewhere to go get gas because
Speaker 3: they were on their way to DC because they knew
Speaker 3: that the president was about to get you know, taken
Speaker 3: out or whatever, and so they stopped at this real
Speaker 3: sketchy place to.
Speaker 4: Go get gas.
Speaker 3: And they went to, you know, go pay the people
Speaker 3: at the gas station, and these people are all sitting
Speaker 3: outside with their guns and everything. And Kirsten Dunns so whatever.
Speaker 3: She goes and she's like, she's like, hey, I want
Speaker 3: some gas, and she goes and I also want some
Speaker 3: food and stuff. She goes, I have three hundred dollars
Speaker 3: and the guy goes, three hundred dollars, that's enough to
Speaker 3: buy you a slice of bread and maybe ham or cheese,
Speaker 3: because like the currency just went to shit. And then
Speaker 3: she goes, no, no, no, three hundred Canadian dollars and
Speaker 3: then like he steps back and he's like, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: so it's like worth a lot more at that time,
Speaker 3: which is interesting whenever they're that's the little things that
Speaker 3: I noticed in those movies, because we already hear the
Speaker 3: whispers of the dollar going into the shitter, that it's
Speaker 3: gonna eventually just tank, and that maybe we're gonna be
Speaker 3: making the switch over to some kind of cryptocurrency or
Speaker 3: some people say a gold back currency. I don't know
Speaker 3: whether you believe in XRP or XLM or bitcoin or
Speaker 3: whatever the case, but it just it's it's strange whenever
Speaker 3: you're starting to see these movies come out at these times,
Speaker 3: because we're definitely people who like to cover the occult
Speaker 3: and stuff like that, right, and and the world's leaders
Speaker 3: and the elites, and they have to plant these tiny
Speaker 3: little seeds to make it so it's not that crazy.
Speaker 3: Whenever it does happen, you know, it's it's wild shit.
Speaker 1: And realistically, a few days ago, Trump almost got shot again,
Speaker 1: and that would have been real life.
Speaker 5: It's justesting you bring up a movie. I'm actually going
Speaker 5: to bring up World War Z. Yeah, and how it
Speaker 5: ties into this weird information that I've suddenly found. And
Speaker 5: I was like, hmm, did you know that the Archives
Speaker 5: of smallpock Eradication program is located in Switzerland where in
Speaker 5: the movie they have to travel Switzerland and it has
Speaker 5: all the viruses locked up in that lab and almost stuff.
Speaker 5: It's actually real, And then I started to look into
Speaker 5: it more and more. It's where they hub the all
Speaker 5: the extra pretty much. And there's like multiple locations around
Speaker 5: the world where they're like grouped together vaccines, either to
Speaker 5: prevent stuff or they have places like that where they
Speaker 5: have the archives that are holding all the viruses that
Speaker 5: they've never cured, because even though smallpox is eradicated and
Speaker 5: has been since nineteen seventy seven, it's never been cured
Speaker 5: ever once, right.
Speaker 3: And which is interesting because you have all of the
Speaker 3: world's elites meeting up in Davos every year in Davos, Switzerland.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Switzerland also has like multiple things with the
Speaker 5: elites going there and doing like parties and they have
Speaker 5: it's where they have a lot of their Central Banking.
Speaker 5: Blackrock just hosted a thing there a few months ago.
Speaker 1: Like, if anybody's curious, Switzerland is notoriously neutral in every war.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, even Hitler wouldn't fucking touch Switzerland.
Speaker 2: That should that should be a little bit of a
Speaker 2: red flag.
Speaker 1: Oh and let's not forget the Pope himself is only
Speaker 1: guarded by the Swiss Guard. They literally have to be
Speaker 1: Swiss born and raised to even guard the Holy of
Speaker 1: Holiness himself. Okay, so like all of that, Yo, Switzerland
Speaker 1: is a strategically weird little spot.
Speaker 5: It's a strange location. And the fact that the fact
Speaker 5: that Warz has this very specific like they have to
Speaker 5: go to Switzerland. And then I just was reading because
Speaker 5: I was actually reading through trying to find the information
Speaker 5: about smallpox vaccines, and it just popped up at the
Speaker 5: very end. It is really long study that like, hey,
Speaker 5: by the way, this is les are like hidden here,
Speaker 5: and I'm like, that's a that's a weird place to
Speaker 5: put that vaccine of all the places in the world,
Speaker 5: and just happens to be the exact location of the
Speaker 5: movie that talks about ending the world. And you have
Speaker 5: to inject yourself with smallpox or other deadly viruses to
Speaker 5: pass through zombies when there's already been this whole zombie
Speaker 5: outbreak situation that they've been talking about in Africa lately.
Speaker 5: I'm just I'm really all about zombies, so like anything
Speaker 5: that includes zombies, I happen to be like still tracking
Speaker 5: very much.
Speaker 1: But I will say though, it's having like a underground hub, right,
Speaker 1: an underground bunker that stores all of the vaccines for
Speaker 1: all the known viruses that humans have ever come across.
Speaker 2: That is in fact a real thing.
Speaker 1: And we did an episode talking about how there's like
Speaker 1: five hundred underground bunkers in America strictly to store cheese.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: There is multiple. Yeah, that's a long standing thing the government.
Speaker 1: The government had to prop up the dairy industry in
Speaker 1: World War Two, and then afterwards they just continued to
Speaker 1: buy all the unused milk, and so to keep it
Speaker 1: stored for better they had to just make it into cheese.
Speaker 1: And they don't know what else to do with it.
Speaker 1: That's why Reagan started doing government cheese. There's a whole
Speaker 1: thing with that. But in the nineties, Craft and what
Speaker 1: was the other big one, Cisco I think, bought the
Speaker 1: majority of the cheese, which is when the got Milk
Speaker 1: campaign really started. That was all government fund. It's a
Speaker 1: whole co op. But anyway, all that aside, and that's
Speaker 1: like confirmed that there are five hundred underground bunkers just
Speaker 1: for cheese. There are thousands of underground bunkers around the
Speaker 1: world where they're holding heirloom seeds of every single plant
Speaker 1: that we have quote quote unquote come across, especially.
Speaker 2: Food producing and fruit bearing plants and these things.
Speaker 5: They just opened it. They just opened it like a
Speaker 5: month ago. They just had their reopen Greenland, and Greenland,
Speaker 5: of course, of course is Greenland of all places. But
Speaker 5: they just opened it again where they just dropped off
Speaker 5: the new batch of seeds. I read through the whole
Speaker 5: thing and watched the little ceremony, and I was like,
Speaker 5: this is why Greenland is the place. Like if you
Speaker 5: book strategically on every map, and like if you play
Speaker 5: the game Plague and you've read all the books about
Speaker 5: the end of the world, Greenland is like where you
Speaker 5: want to make it to. Like they even had the
Speaker 5: movie Greenland that goes all into it, like Trump owns
Speaker 5: airspace over there and land like and.
Speaker 2: They have a really really really.
Speaker 1: Low population really love, Yeah, because it's cold as fuck.
Speaker 1: Yeah for any of our green landing and listeners out there,
Speaker 1: good cult members out there in Greenland, yose we needed
Speaker 1: no message, then does a message. I would love to
Speaker 1: know how many of y'all are listening to us from
Speaker 1: your European equivalent of an igloo the Iceberg.
Speaker 5: I did see though about Bill Gates. I didn't know
Speaker 5: this that he stepped down as CEO of Microsoft and
Speaker 5: completely was done by two thousand and eight, and then
Speaker 5: I knew that they they gave away quote unquote there
Speaker 5: you know, a lot of their fortune. But he's a
Speaker 5: mass so much fortune since twenty eighteen that he's well
Speaker 5: surpassed what he quote gave away in this attempt to
Speaker 5: be this philanthropist. Like I just I don't know, I
Speaker 5: don't believe it. There's too many links to him, and
Speaker 5: like he's right now, he's invested in the latest in
Speaker 5: vaccines is the patch that they're working on, the novia vaccine,
Speaker 5: protein based, the malaria vaccine, and also the nanotech vaccines,
Speaker 5: but he's quietly removed himself away from that because COVID
Speaker 5: is actually a nanoparticle vaccine. But he has kind of
Speaker 5: rejected it in the sense of, like, I'm not really
Speaker 5: backing this now, but he's still invested in like twenty
Speaker 5: six other companies that is doing that.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad you brought up malaria. John't think give
Speaker 1: me the ability to share the screen. I got a
Speaker 1: quick video of our boil billion Gates speaking on it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I know that some people like
Speaker 3: to look at a lot of the philanthropists and praise
Speaker 3: them for all their donations to certain charities or to
Speaker 3: certain countries and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Do not be fooled.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that it's necessarily a bad thing, but
Speaker 3: most of those donations that are going to charities or
Speaker 3: certain countries are strictly for the sole reason of.
Speaker 4: Tax right off.
Speaker 3: This is why, Like if you look, if you start
Speaker 3: looking into like Salvation Army and Goodwill and stuff like that, dude,
Speaker 3: it's a lot sketchier shit than what you think. Like
Speaker 3: even little stuff like that, you start to really you
Speaker 3: start to really dig a little bit deeper.
Speaker 4: It's it's not what you think it is, absolutly.
Speaker 3: I mean, I love me some goodwill, so I'm not
Speaker 3: shitting on it. But you know, what I mean, no doubt.
Speaker 1: Look, philanthropy is not bad, Okay, giving if you have
Speaker 1: a lot and you want to give to those in need,
Speaker 1: and you put your money where your mouth is and
Speaker 1: you want to support things that you're about. Look, I
Speaker 1: respect that in one degree. But when we start tearing
Speaker 1: back the layers of old Billium, right, and we start
Speaker 1: looking at where he's given the money, why he's given
Speaker 1: the money, and how and just all of this and
Speaker 1: out of his own mouth. Okay, these are direct quotes,
Speaker 1: and I'm I'm not playing these clips as propaganda for
Speaker 1: the man.
Speaker 2: He's got enough fame in fortune. Okay.
Speaker 1: Beyond this is literally that we are not saying what
Speaker 1: we think we remember hearing him say one time.
Speaker 2: This is straight from the man's mouth.
Speaker 1: So as Zombie just brought up malaria, all right, let's
Speaker 1: talk about it right here.
Speaker 6: So when the Gates Foundation got started, we made malaria
Speaker 6: one of our top priorities, funding research to understand the
Speaker 6: disease and how to create lots of new tools, and
Speaker 6: then taking those tools and actually getting them out and
Speaker 6: saving kids' lives.
Speaker 7: There is some progress.
Speaker 8: Overall, malaria deaths have fallen by twenty percent, not too
Speaker 8: So how do people get infected with malaria?
Speaker 6: Well, it starts with a mosquito that actually has hilario
Speaker 6: and when it bites a person, it spreads malaria to them.
Speaker 6: And then if another mosquito comes along and bites that person,
Speaker 6: then that mosquito is infected. And how that mosquito can
Speaker 6: infect other person. So it's a cycle of going back
Speaker 6: and forth between people and mosquitoes. So during the peak
Speaker 6: of the malaria season in Africa, you have massive number
Speaker 6: of mosquitoes that have malaria in them, and you have
Speaker 6: a massive number of humans on the app the malaria
Speaker 6: in them.
Speaker 5: And so worldwide every.
Speaker 6: Year you have about two hundred and fifty million cases
Speaker 6: and so our goal is to get that number down
Speaker 6: as much as possible. In fact, the goal is to
Speaker 6: get it all the way to zero malaria cases, to
Speaker 6: eradicate malaria.
Speaker 7: Now how would you go about that, Well, the.
Speaker 6: First thing you want to do is you want to
Speaker 6: have less of these mosquitoes biting people making them sick.
Speaker 6: And that's where bed nets come in. They both block
Speaker 6: the biting end. They kill mosquitoes. You spray spray the walls.
Speaker 8: Of your hut.
Speaker 6: That also kills mosquitoes. And we have a new tool comming,
Speaker 6: this gene drive that'll change mosquitoes so that populations go down.
Speaker 6: As we apply these three tools, there's way less.
Speaker 2: Of these mosquitoes in the environment.
Speaker 6: Now we can also drop the cases by protecting humans.
Speaker 1: Ideally, real quick, before he says, he's about to say,
Speaker 1: everything he's set up until this point, right, we want
Speaker 1: to regenetically modify these mosquitos, mosquito nets.
Speaker 2: All these things. So far, it's all been good, it's
Speaker 2: all being gucci.
Speaker 1: Now he's going to go ahead and mention lowering the
Speaker 1: number of humans that could be infected.
Speaker 2: How will we do that, Bill.
Speaker 6: Really, we'd get a long acting vaccine and we don't
Speaker 6: have that yet, or another type of drug monoclonal antibodies.
Speaker 6: Instead of people being infected, you can say that they're
Speaker 6: just completely protected and so they're outside this pool of infection,
Speaker 6: and that means that they're no longer the source of
Speaker 6: the parasite going back into the mosquito, and so that
Speaker 6: is very very helpful. And then for the the balance
Speaker 6: of the people, you want to find them, diagnose them,
Speaker 6: and treat them.
Speaker 7: And if you do that well.
Speaker 6: Every year you've got less and less cases, and eventually
Speaker 6: you get the numbers to be small enough that it
Speaker 6: all drops down and you literally have zero cases for
Speaker 6: every year thereafter, you're saving millions of lives.
Speaker 1: All right, So he didn't go into the depths of
Speaker 1: what I thought he was. There's another video where he does.
Speaker 1: But but okay, fine, So all those things sounded okay
Speaker 1: off top until he mentioned the vaccines and all these things.
Speaker 1: But fine, fine, As far as the intention, it sounded good, right.
Speaker 2: That was a few years back. That's an whole video.
Speaker 3: The story that he's telling you sounds like the intention
Speaker 3: might be pure, right, like this is what he's trying
Speaker 3: to tell you on the surface. And by the way,
Speaker 3: I love his little arts and crafty thing that he's
Speaker 3: he's doing there to really get the point of to
Speaker 3: all of us who are still playing with blocks and
Speaker 3: eating chalk, because that really helped me out. I know
Speaker 3: that I definitely couldn't have gotten that example of what
Speaker 3: he was talking about if he didn't like, take some
Speaker 3: red pain and put it on a mosquito, Like he
Speaker 3: blew my mind with his just awesomeness exactly, Like what
Speaker 3: a what a brilliant man, dude to lay it out
Speaker 3: at the way he did.
Speaker 1: Twenty two years and they've lowered the malaria cases by
Speaker 1: twenty percent allegedly. I'm I'm pretty sure that's an inaccurate number.
Speaker 5: Did they do you guys? Did I do when I
Speaker 5: talked to you guys last Did I show you my
Speaker 5: malaria like fifty nine slide presentation that I talked all
Speaker 5: about how this sleak happened? They were I know that
Speaker 5: I brought it up, I think on one of your
Speaker 5: lives about Bill Gates and the Foundation and how I
Speaker 5: deep dived into it and like tracked it back to
Speaker 5: those the people that own the malaria vaccines.
Speaker 4: You may have There's been a lot of weeks.
Speaker 5: There's been a lot of people. Yeah, So I don't
Speaker 5: have like every bit of knowledge off the top of
Speaker 5: my head, but from what I remember, like of everything,
Speaker 5: I'm actually looking at the fight against malary right now.
Speaker 5: So the new cases of malaria each year are two
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty million projected, but the deaths are exceeding
Speaker 5: over six hundred thousand, and that was in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 5: I know that the new updated status, I think it's
Speaker 5: around like seven hundred and fifty thousand deaths, which if
Speaker 5: you think about the global agenda, especially Gates even being
Speaker 5: the one that has come out and said it on
Speaker 5: Ted Talks and everything else about how lowering the population
Speaker 5: is key. Why would you take away something that is
Speaker 5: killing so many people a year that's keeping the population lower.
Speaker 5: The vaccine itself has different stuff. There's two different types
Speaker 5: of vaccines that one of them was created here in
Speaker 5: America that Gates has actually paid for through the through
Speaker 5: the College. They created a whole separate subsection. And of
Speaker 5: that group that they made the vaccine for, they're the
Speaker 5: ones that were also working on the nanoparticle vaccine for
Speaker 5: COVID and they shut that down and they focus highly
Speaker 5: on malaria. But that vaccine is tied to those brothers
Speaker 5: that own the vaccine company in India, and they're the
Speaker 5: ones that profit the most out of this. And so
Speaker 5: there's a huge tie between how the malaria vaccine is
Speaker 5: connected to the COVID vaccine and the nanoparticle vaccines and
Speaker 5: how that's revolutionizing everything, and how it all ties back
Speaker 5: to Bill Gates investing in all of this, and in
Speaker 5: the same place, the WHO and Mill Gates since nineteen
Speaker 5: ninety nine have been completely tied together incahoots since the
Speaker 5: roto What is it? It's the rotova rotava virus. Remember that virus?
Speaker 2: Uh huh so.
Speaker 5: I remember, yeah, yeah, that's where he started his campaign
Speaker 5: for vaccine was then the problem is is that the
Speaker 5: malaria thing, it's the engineered So they bioengineered the mosquitoes, remember,
Speaker 5: and I told it like that, we have them here
Speaker 5: in America that are different than the ones they bio
Speaker 5: engineered over there. The problem is that they're now gaining
Speaker 5: I guess, the adaptability to be okay with the with
Speaker 5: the vaccines quote unquote, and so they're not actually dying.
Speaker 5: They're superbugs. And so it's like, okay, so now what
Speaker 5: are you going to do Because the nets only do
Speaker 5: so much, it's like a thirty eight percent chance. It's
Speaker 5: like they have to be replaced all the time, and
Speaker 5: they have like all these different things. It really comes
Speaker 5: down to the socioeconomics. Instead of the vaccines, they should
Speaker 5: be trying to replace or help people build safer quality homes,
Speaker 5: and instead of doing that, they're spending all this money
Speaker 5: on these vaccines. But then some of these people are
Speaker 5: only getting one vaccine, which only lasts a certain amount
Speaker 5: of time and then not getting anything else. So the
Speaker 5: vaccines aren't lasting. But that's a huge push in the
Speaker 5: last year and a half is those vaccines, because those
Speaker 5: are the first ever malaria vaccines. Because you used to
Speaker 5: take the pills, the blue pills, the doxy pills that
Speaker 5: make you go fucking crazy sometimes or have weird side effects.
Speaker 5: But they didn't want to ship those to those people.
Speaker 5: They wanted to just make the military take them. And
Speaker 5: then you know, that's it. So it's all connected, and
Speaker 5: there's there's a lot more information, but of course, like
Speaker 5: I can't remember everything.
Speaker 3: Dude, I was just thinking that wouldn't it kind of
Speaker 3: make sense if you're like an evil genius and I
Speaker 3: could just be trying to get into the mind of
Speaker 3: something that is beyond you know, my comprehension as far
Speaker 3: as you know, wherever they can take this evil. But
Speaker 3: if I was the most evil person in the world,
Speaker 3: what I would do is exactly what Bill Gates is doing.
Speaker 3: And my opinion of possiblely, you know, the idea around
Speaker 3: these vaccines because we saw within you know, the COVID vaccines,
Speaker 3: and I don't I'm not gonna sit here and say
Speaker 3: that the COVID vaccine represents all the other vaccines that
Speaker 3: were ever created. It was kind of just the straw
Speaker 3: of the book that broke the camel's back as far
Speaker 3: as vaccines go. For me, But if I was an
Speaker 3: evil genius, what I would do is is that I
Speaker 3: would get a you know, some kind of virus, and
Speaker 3: I would do as much work on it to try
Speaker 3: and figure out as much data as I possibly could
Speaker 3: on it. And what happens whenever that virus goes into
Speaker 3: a human and the long term effects, does it eventually
Speaker 3: weed itself out or is it going to take out
Speaker 3: all of humanity over time? Well, if you found that
Speaker 3: when within a lab, if you applied that virus to
Speaker 3: a human or several humans and just over time that
Speaker 3: the human immune system would eventually get rid of it.
Speaker 3: But before the human immune system eventually weeds it out,
Speaker 3: you pump out a bunch of vaccines. And that way
Speaker 3: the idea is is that the vaccine really is what
Speaker 3: cured and made the human immune.
Speaker 4: To all these diseases.
Speaker 3: You think about it, you can make a lot of
Speaker 3: money back dooring and it's really magic. It's a fucking
Speaker 3: illusion at that point, because now you're saying, well, the
Speaker 3: vaccine cured everything, and well there's not really any proof
Speaker 3: to say that it didn't cure anything. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like this is really some slight hand kind
Speaker 3: of shit, which is dude, I bet you they're doing that,
Speaker 3: like I would put money on that.
Speaker 1: Okay, And this is actually pretty crazy that y'all both
Speaker 1: have just one two alleyupd me up for the next
Speaker 1: two videos I'm about to play. Both of them are quick.
Speaker 1: Both of them I think are two minutes and two
Speaker 1: minute a half fans apiece, so real quick, Ravenlee, you did,
Speaker 1: in fact say that the company, the Bill Gates with
Speaker 1: the vaccines and all that it's two brothers in India?
Speaker 2: Did you say I.
Speaker 5: Think it's India. Yeah, It's like it starts as an
Speaker 5: es and then can't feel like for me, I'll try
Speaker 5: to look it up while we were watching something.
Speaker 1: Excellent excellent because all right, as because the next video
Speaker 1: I'm going to play, people will say is taken out
Speaker 1: of context. It's Bill Gates basically calling his shot for
Speaker 1: COVID in twenty fifteen. And I want everyone to understand that, No,
Speaker 1: I didn't take just a random out of context clip.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, I didn't do that on
Speaker 2: any of these videos. This is a video to prove that.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, this is a clip that
Speaker 1: somebody said the Phfizor ceo says he's trying to cut
Speaker 1: the world's population in half. This YouTube video shows that
Speaker 1: that is actually not what happened.
Speaker 2: But just throwing out a little interesting tidbit here here
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 9: This video is being shared on social media platforms with
Speaker 9: the claim that it shows Pizars CEO Albert Borla saying
Speaker 9: that his company's goal is to reduce the world's population
Speaker 9: by fifty percent by twenty twenty three.
Speaker 10: Was by twenty twenty three, we will reduce the number
Speaker 10: of people in the world by fifty percent. I think
Speaker 10: today this dream is becoming lives.
Speaker 9: Some mid search of screenshots from the video led us
Speaker 9: to a YouTube video with similar visuals. This is from
Speaker 9: a conversation that Boler participated in at the DeVos Summit
Speaker 9: by the World Economic Forum. The original video was cut
Speaker 9: at the two minute thirty three second mark to make
Speaker 9: this thirty eight second viral clip, and a part of
Speaker 9: the YouTube video was edited to make the viral video.
Speaker 9: In the YouTube video, Boorler said, by twenty twenty three,
Speaker 9: we will reduce the number of people in the world
Speaker 9: that cannot afford our medicines by fifty percent. I think
Speaker 9: today this dream is becoming reality. In the viral video,
Speaker 9: the words that cannot afford our medicines have been cut out.
Speaker 10: Was by twenty twenty three, we will reduce the number
Speaker 10: of people in the world by fifty percent. I think
Speaker 10: today which dream is becoming was by twenty twenty three,
Speaker 10: we will reduce the number of people in the world
Speaker 10: that cannot afford our medicines by fifty percent. I think
Speaker 10: today which dream is.
Speaker 9: Becoming Pfizer launched an initiative to provide patent protected medicines
Speaker 9: to forty five lower income countries. Borla spoke about this
Speaker 9: in his conversation at Davos. As an edited video is
Speaker 9: being shared as the Pfizer's se CEO stating that his
Speaker 9: goal is to reduce world population by half. This post is.
Speaker 2: Misleading, Okay.
Speaker 1: So, as we were talking about how it's an Indian
Speaker 1: company that Gates is like thrown into I find it
Speaker 1: interesting that it would be an Indian channel that is
Speaker 1: calling out fact checks towards a Pfizer group. But okay,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, maybe I'm just digging a little
Speaker 1: too deep on that.
Speaker 2: So to keep.
Speaker 1: Things in context and to the point that you're making, Jonathan,
Speaker 1: and how we're talking about population controlling all these things,
Speaker 1: let's not mince words with what our boy Bill Gates
Speaker 1: is about to say on behalf of himself.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, this is him calling out
Speaker 1: what he believed was gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I e. COVID in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 5: Every sent Sorry, I found it. I was looking for it.
Speaker 5: It was it's serum in Serum Institute of India and
Speaker 5: at Oxford University. Those are the two. That's what I'm
Speaker 5: looking for.
Speaker 1: And interesting that that Indian video didn't call all out
Speaker 1: that company, was just calling out the Pfizer.
Speaker 2: One on the fact check. I'm just throwing it out.
Speaker 2: But all right, here we go.
Speaker 1: This is Bill talking about what he thinks is the
Speaker 1: biggest threat to face the world back in twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: Here we go today.
Speaker 6: The greatest risk of global catastrophe doesn't look like this. Instead,
Speaker 6: it looks like this. If anything kills over ten million
Speaker 6: people in the next few decades, it's most likely to
Speaker 6: be a highly infectious virus rather than a war.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: Part of the reason for this is that we have
Speaker 6: invested a huge amount in nuclear deterrence, We've actually invested
Speaker 6: very little in a system to stop an epidemic. We're
Speaker 6: not ready for the next epidemic. The failure to prepare
Speaker 6: could allow the next epidemic to be dramatically more devastating
Speaker 6: than a bowl up. The best lessons I think on
Speaker 6: how to get prepared are again what we do for war.
Speaker 6: We need a medical reserve corps, lots of people who've
Speaker 6: got the trainium and background, who are ready to go
Speaker 6: with the expertise. And then we need to pair those
Speaker 6: medical people with the military, taking advantage of the military's
Speaker 6: ability to move fast, do logistics and secure areas. We
Speaker 6: need to do simulations germ games, not war games, so
Speaker 6: that we see where the holes are. Finally, we need
Speaker 6: lots of advanced R and D in areas of vaccines
Speaker 6: and diagnostics. There are some big breakthroughs like the dino
Speaker 6: associated virus that couldn't work very very quickly. Now I
Speaker 6: don't have an exact budget for what this would cost,
Speaker 6: but I'm quite sure it's very modest compared to the
Speaker 6: potential harm. The World Bank estimates that if we have
Speaker 6: a worldwide flu epidemic, global wealth will go down by
Speaker 6: over three trillion dollars and we'd have millions and millions
Speaker 6: of deaths. If we start now, we can be ready
Speaker 6: for the next epidemic.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Okay, So did any of that say again twenty fifteen,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, when he gave that Ted talk, any
Speaker 1: of that sound kind of interestingly familiar?
Speaker 4: How many people did you say?
Speaker 5: Have you ever watched that? Have you ever watched the
Speaker 5: original movie War Games with the guy that played for
Speaker 5: a Spooler?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I love it? Oh, with Joshua with the computer.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, let's play thermonuclear warfuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, God, that's a deep cut. Most people don't know
Speaker 2: about that movie.
Speaker 5: That's such a good movie. But that's another movie that
Speaker 5: shows you how ai Is would overtake and no better.
Speaker 5: But it's interesting that he bring up war Games because
Speaker 5: Wargames was all about strategy and limiting the threat pretty
Speaker 5: much increasing the threats of human popular So.
Speaker 1: We need to have a whole team of doctors just
Speaker 1: doing their own thing, teamed up with the military to
Speaker 1: enforce I mean, excuse me to help logistically the new
Speaker 1: medicines as they come out.
Speaker 2: And again that's twenty fifteen. Wow.
Speaker 3: First off, you need to put some respect on Matthew
Speaker 3: Broderick's name.
Speaker 4: Okay that hexcuse me. He's an American legend.
Speaker 7: His name.
Speaker 5: I had it in my head, but I was like, damn,
Speaker 5: who like what is?
Speaker 3: But but how many? Whenever he was talking about like
Speaker 3: death told numbers, what did he say?
Speaker 4: Ten millions?
Speaker 3: I thought he said, like a specific number, like ten
Speaker 3: million if it gets up to a certain number of millions.
Speaker 1: I don't think he actually put a number on it,
Speaker 1: but he did say the next if a global flu
Speaker 1: which he said that was his words, were to hit,
Speaker 1: it'd be an economic collapse and this and this and
Speaker 1: in trillion. Yeah, there was more billionaires produced during the
Speaker 1: quote unquote pandemic then ever before in human history.
Speaker 4: But I mean it worked out pretty well. It worked
Speaker 4: out pretty well for some people, for sure.
Speaker 2: It really did, didn't it.
Speaker 5: I did sign the Serum Institute. I was wrong. It's
Speaker 5: not two brothers. I misspoke. It's the Dad and the Sun.
Speaker 5: But he's the he's known as the Prince of Vaccines
Speaker 5: and his the serum institute is located in India and
Speaker 5: they manufacture globally over one point one point five billion
Speaker 5: doses a year, which include the polio vaccine, the detap,
Speaker 5: the tetanus all, I mean all of it, Measles, momps, Rebella,
Speaker 5: the new macacle, the COVID vaccine. Sixty five percent of
Speaker 5: children globally will receive at least one vaccine a year
Speaker 5: from this institute. And they're the ones that are hand
Speaker 5: in hand with the malaria group here in America that
Speaker 5: Bill's been completely funding into. And like there's a whole
Speaker 5: history behind this, Like it's hard to find who the
Speaker 5: who actually backs it, but I did fund that. There
Speaker 5: is backing from quote unquote banks in Switzerland.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: And not to bring this to like a spiritual thing,
Speaker 3: but whenever we get into big pharma and whatnot, I
Speaker 3: always like to go back to like even in the
Speaker 3: Bible it mentions pharmachia, right, And I was looking at
Speaker 3: and I dude, I know that what is it a
Speaker 3: strong's concordance?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 4: He kind of breaks down a lot of things within
Speaker 4: the Bible, or.
Speaker 1: The strongest concordance. If you wanted those triple ogs, would it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was like a three times the thickness of the
Speaker 1: Strongs Concordance.
Speaker 3: Well, in the Strongs Concordance, he breaks down what the
Speaker 3: word pharmachia actually stands for, and he says, it's the
Speaker 3: use or administering of drugs, poisoning, sorcery magical arts, often
Speaker 3: found in connection with idolatry and fostered by it. So
Speaker 3: it's interesting because how many people are idolizing these people
Speaker 3: who are administering these vaccines. And it's almost warshiped. It's
Speaker 3: not even questioned that you just automatically assume that this
Speaker 3: is what's going to make us healthy. Meanwhile, you could
Speaker 3: argue that the administration of people who are pushing a
Speaker 3: lot of vaccines in these big vaccine companies, Fucking Bill
Speaker 3: Gates and all these people are saying that we could
Speaker 3: basically cure the world with far.
Speaker 4: You know, vaccines.
Speaker 3: It's like, okay, this sounds like pharmakia, because if that's
Speaker 3: not drugs, poisoning, sorcery magical arts, like what is.
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: And I gotta tell you, man, I really I was
Speaker 1: thinking about this as I was doing the research for
Speaker 1: this show. And we talk about sheeple from time to time, right,
Speaker 1: people that just go with the flow, and the people
Speaker 1: that just whatever big Daddy government says, yes sir, but
Speaker 1: like all right, with a little with a shred of empathy, right,
Speaker 1: think about that single mama who's got a baby five
Speaker 1: year old, doesn't matter who went and got the COVID
Speaker 1: vacs because this was what is said to be the
Speaker 1: correct course of action and all these things, and she
Speaker 1: was doing what she thought as a good mom and
Speaker 1: all this shit, and then one thing leads to another,
Speaker 1: something horrible happens, This child dies, and the mom is
Speaker 1: just left with what her moral virtue that she listened
Speaker 1: to the government and just went along to not make
Speaker 1: a mess, to not make a fuss. And it's like,
Speaker 1: I genuinely feel bad for those people that like thought
Speaker 1: they were doing the right thing and like with the
Speaker 1: best intentions, with pure hearts, with just trying to be
Speaker 1: a good person, and they didn't want to infect somebody
Speaker 1: around them, whatever, whatever the case.
Speaker 2: And that's why I don't judge those that got the vaccine.
Speaker 2: I used to. I used to be shit on them, left,
Speaker 2: right and center.
Speaker 1: I don't anymore because I understand that people did what
Speaker 1: they thought was best in the moment, okay, and they
Speaker 1: had their own personal reasons for that. I'm not gonna judge,
Speaker 1: but like, it hurts my heart on behalf of them
Speaker 1: that they didn't do a little more research or you
Speaker 1: think for themselves just a fuck an inch.
Speaker 3: Its absolute faith in things and in people that you
Speaker 3: don't know their ulterior motives. And that's what it reminds
Speaker 3: me of that always Sonny and Philadelphia skit. So I
Speaker 3: want to just play this, dude, because it's so reminiscent
Speaker 3: of what we're talking about now. They're more geared to
Speaker 3: the like to the science. The whole idea was trust
Speaker 3: the science, right, and so I really wanted to just
Speaker 3: play this.
Speaker 4: It would I feel like it kind of sets the tone.
Speaker 4: Let's see.
Speaker 2: I love always Sonny, dude, I'm always down for this.
Speaker 7: I finish, guys. Finished.
Speaker 11: Now, this is all about making myself credible in your
Speaker 11: eyes again, and I'm going to do that by admitting
Speaker 11: that evolution.
Speaker 7: Is a lot.
Speaker 2: Yes, please do mac.
Speaker 11: Now, as you can see, this is the evolution meter,
Speaker 11: and I've put God, the creator of everything, on the
Speaker 11: right side and evolution on the left. I've went ahead
Speaker 11: and put you guys on on the fence, because of
Speaker 11: course you're gonna hear out just start no matter I'm righteous.
Speaker 11: I don't like to stand here present some egghead scientific
Speaker 11: argument based on fact.
Speaker 7: I'm just a regular dude. I like to drink beer.
Speaker 11: You know. I love my family, rock, flag and Eagle. Right, Charlie,
Speaker 11: he's got a point. No, he doesn't, see, Charlie. These
Speaker 11: liberals are trying to assassinate my character, and I can't
Speaker 11: change their mind. I won't change my mind because I
Speaker 11: don't have to, because I'm an American.
Speaker 7: I won't change my mind on anything.
Speaker 11: Regardless of the facts that are set out before me.
Speaker 7: I'm dug in and I'll never change beck. Look, you're
Speaker 7: wasting our time. You're not going to get us to
Speaker 7: not believe in evolution.
Speaker 2: And why is that?
Speaker 1: Because the smartest scientists in the entire world all agree
Speaker 1: that it's real.
Speaker 11: I'm glad you brought that up, because mister Reynolds, science
Speaker 11: is a liar sometimes, like.
Speaker 7: Is.
Speaker 11: Aristotle thought to be the smartest man on the planet.
Speaker 7: He believed that the Earth.
Speaker 11: Was the center of the universe, and everybody believed him
Speaker 11: because he was so smart, until another smartest guy came around. Galileo,
Speaker 11: and he disproved that theory, making Aristotle and everybody else
Speaker 11: on Earth looked like a bitch. Of course, Galileo then
Speaker 11: thought comments weren't optical illusion, and there's no way that
Speaker 11: the moon could cause the ocean's tides. Everybody believed that
Speaker 11: because he was so smart, he was also.
Speaker 7: Wrong, making him and everyone else on Earth looked like
Speaker 7: a bitch again.
Speaker 11: And then, best of all, Sir Isaac Newton gets born
Speaker 11: and blows everybody's nips off with his big brains. Of course,
Speaker 11: he also thought he could turn metal into gold and
Speaker 11: died eating mercury, making him yet.
Speaker 7: Another stupid bitch.
Speaker 11: Are you seeing at no, mister Reynolds, These were all
Speaker 11: the smartest scientists on the planet.
Speaker 7: The only problem is they kept being wrong sometimes. Well,
Speaker 7: this is insane, you fool.
Speaker 11: I'm a fool because I have more faith than the
Speaker 11: saints that wrote the Bible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you just read the words of a bunch
Speaker 1: of guys that you never.
Speaker 7: Met, and you just take it on faith that everything
Speaker 7: they wrote was true.
Speaker 11: And what makes you think what your scientists are writing
Speaker 11: is any more truer than my saints?
Speaker 7: Because there are.
Speaker 11: Volumes of proven data numbers, you know, figures that there
Speaker 11: are fossil records.
Speaker 7: Oh, fossil records.
Speaker 11: Ah, I didn't even think about the fosil records. I
Speaker 11: guess I'll con see. Oh, well, one more thing before
Speaker 11: I do, mister Reynolds. Have you seen these fossil records?
Speaker 11: Have I huh?
Speaker 7: Have you poured through the data yourself? The numbers, the figures?
Speaker 11: Well no, no, oh interesting me Get this straight, mister Reynolds.
Speaker 11: You get your information from a book written by men
Speaker 11: you've never met, and you take their words as truth
Speaker 11: based on a willingness to believe, a desire.
Speaker 7: To accept a leap of Dare I say it? Faith?
Speaker 6: Come on?
Speaker 2: Come on?
Speaker 7: Look, I mean I don't even know how I'm supposed
Speaker 7: to respond to that, Like what that is? That's a
Speaker 7: false equivalence. Just answer the question, mister Reynolds. Sure, yeah, okay,
Speaker 7: I rest my case. Well that got me? Yeah, I mean, frank,
Speaker 7: do you want me to put me?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: All right, what pow, We're going on the fence. I mean,
Speaker 7: it's a shadow over now. You actually don't believe in
Speaker 7: evolution anymore? I don't know he created a reasonable doubt.
Speaker 1: He makes me sound like a stupid up science bitch.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, fucking love that show.
Speaker 4: Is that awesome or what?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 3: Now, that's a very simple way of breaking it down,
Speaker 3: but it just goes to show the amount of faith
Speaker 3: that certain people have in people that they've never met,
Speaker 3: in literature that they've never read, and you're just going
Speaker 3: to put it on faith that, hey, these people are
Speaker 3: looking out for my best interest. And that's where we
Speaker 3: connect it all to the story of vaccines.
Speaker 4: I believe, by the.
Speaker 1: Way, ladies and gentlemen, this is why comedy must remain comedy.
Speaker 1: That conversation needs to happen, and unfortunately most people can't
Speaker 1: just constructively have that talk.
Speaker 2: Yet we can all watch that and laugh our asses
Speaker 2: off at it.
Speaker 1: This is why, Yes, comedians are gonna sayhit this off
Speaker 1: the wall and really offensive.
Speaker 2: Let them. This is why we need them just saying.
Speaker 4: Don't be a science bitch.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: Actually, while you guys were doing that and I was
Speaker 5: listening to it, I actually found something that I've never
Speaker 5: seen before on this website, and I've been on the
Speaker 5: serum Its website a few times. While I was scrolling
Speaker 5: through their achievements, I found photo of them getting awards
Speaker 5: for vaccine stuff, so they got presented with the International
Speaker 5: AIDS Vaccine Initiative associated with the Bill Gates Foundation. In
Speaker 5: two thousand and five, they also won another initiative with
Speaker 5: the International AIDS Initiative and Helping Hands associated with Bill
Speaker 5: Gates two thousand and five. You scroll up and there's
Speaker 5: photos of him with Bill Gates in present time shaking
Speaker 5: hands with new the Lifetime Achievement metal that they presented
Speaker 5: by Bill Gill, by Bill Gates and from the foundation itself.
Speaker 5: And it keeps going, like all these people and when
Speaker 5: you start clicking on who these people are, and like researching,
Speaker 5: this company is tax ties globally and it's pretty much
Speaker 5: I wouldn't doubt if I kept digging, I might be
Speaker 5: able to find that they're attached to Blackrock, because Blackrock
Speaker 5: has a huge investment in global genetics and vaccines and
Speaker 5: everything like that. But the fact that this goes back
Speaker 5: to two thousand and five, that like there's photo proof
Speaker 5: of them actually being attached to Bill Gates, Like there's
Speaker 5: too many coincidences that like all of these things and
Speaker 5: everything that's been said that this happens be the people
Speaker 5: that produce the vaccines for our country as well when
Speaker 5: vaccines changed in the nineteen eighties from how they were
Speaker 5: being produced to how they are now.
Speaker 3: You know, it's it's just a it's a long con.
Speaker 3: I think like it's the longest of long cons, Like
Speaker 3: the amount of money that's poured into it, the amount
Speaker 3: of manipulation. You think these people are so worried about
Speaker 3: safe and lives. Dude, you think they give a fuck
Speaker 3: about your life, Dude, No, they care about making that
Speaker 3: chit jeddter That's all they care about.
Speaker 5: That's like the cancer thing, you know, like they're talking
Speaker 5: about those eight doctors that just you know went down
Speaker 5: in that plane crash in Brazil, right, and then the
Speaker 5: other ones were supposed to be on the plane and
Speaker 5: I happened to all be on the panel that came
Speaker 5: up with ways of cure cancer, and then suddenly they
Speaker 5: all went down in a plane crash. Like it's just
Speaker 5: the whole thing. But like the vaccines, I was trying
Speaker 5: to find the information. There is true information showing the
Speaker 5: vaccine differences. So when we were kids, or like when
Speaker 5: our parents started to get vaccinated, verse, how our vaccines
Speaker 5: were verse, how now our children's vaccines are manufactured are
Speaker 5: completely different. And there's like multiple ways. There's like different types.
Speaker 5: There's an inactive, a live, a live one, and then
Speaker 5: recumbent protein. But now we added in the nanoparticle version
Speaker 5: of it. And there's like other protein based particles that
Speaker 5: they're trying to use, but each one of those have
Speaker 5: added in more and more chemicals. Trying to find the
Speaker 5: actual derivatives of how they changed the smallpox vaccine is
Speaker 5: like impossible. I have read so many studies trying to
Speaker 5: find what they added in, because all I can find
Speaker 5: is it says that to quote pure monkey pox, they
Speaker 5: updated the version of smallpox from the version that they
Speaker 5: had and when they started in nineteen fifty nine. So
Speaker 5: from nineteen fifty nine to nineteen eighty they had a
Speaker 5: very specific live virus one that didn't actually they it
Speaker 5: didn't replicate in the body, but it was able to
Speaker 5: provide immunity. Now they have somehow manipulated it and changed
Speaker 5: it to where it's this new version. But the new
Speaker 5: version won't there's nowhere to find the information. Who you
Speaker 5: can't find on who can't find on the CDC, They
Speaker 5: can't go to the websites where they actually manufactured. They
Speaker 5: don't actually say what's in the vaccines, but it only
Speaker 5: has a seventy to eighty two percent rate of even
Speaker 5: fighting against quote unquote, But if we as children got
Speaker 5: smallpox the mark on our arms and stuff or wherever
Speaker 5: you got your mark, we have a higher chance of
Speaker 5: never getting it anyways. So it's like, okay, but what
Speaker 5: are you adding into the vaccines. We know that they
Speaker 5: add in aluminum, and we know that they add in mercury.
Speaker 5: They add in a ton of different chemical components that
Speaker 5: are causing the vaccines to become dangerous or actually already are.
Speaker 5: Because once they stopped manufacturing them in nineteen eighty eight
Speaker 5: the way that they used to do it, that's when
Speaker 5: we started to see the rise in all of you know,
Speaker 5: you can't say the word autism because people get reallypset,
Speaker 5: but in the word of you know, like you started
Speaker 5: to see different behavioral issues and children as it got
Speaker 5: more and more, But so did the number of vaccines
Speaker 5: that we now suddenly have to have. You're talking seventy
Speaker 5: seven vaccines under the age of twelve in America. Yet
Speaker 5: we're the only ones in the world globally that do this,
Speaker 5: and we're the only ones that have the highest rates
Speaker 5: of neuro issues. Plus like you know, kids that have gluten,
Speaker 5: dairy allergies, peanut allergies, all these things. But you can
Speaker 5: look at some of the components that are in there
Speaker 5: because if you get the inserts, you can actually read
Speaker 5: them and and they're able to you're able to see that,
Speaker 5: like there is a staggering rate that keeps going up,
Speaker 5: but we can't talk about that. That's that's not you know,
Speaker 5: somehow related.
Speaker 4: Well what's interesting too.
Speaker 3: But what's interesting too on top of that is that
Speaker 3: you're starting to see how a lot of these big corporations,
Speaker 3: these I don't know, country entities, of world leader entities,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call them, the FDA, the CDC,
Speaker 3: the WHO, and of course all the people that are
Speaker 3: lobbying on behalf of them. They're they're kind of working
Speaker 3: hand in hand. Now you had mentioned you had mentioned
Speaker 3: how like how what was it that the rise in
Speaker 3: cases is rising like crazy in America?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: Well, whenever you have the FDA allowing certain chemicals and
Speaker 3: ingredients into your food and into your water, and they're
Speaker 3: also you can say that the compartmentalized and they're not
Speaker 3: necessarily working with the World Health Organization or the CDC
Speaker 3: they are, but they absolutely are. So there is a
Speaker 3: month there is there's a buck to be made here
Speaker 3: because you're literally saying, well, here, it's okay to inject
Speaker 3: yourself with poison aka these fucking cancerous chemicals that are
Speaker 3: found in our food. All the bioengineered which, by the way,
Speaker 3: they changed the name from genetically modified organism to bioengineered
Speaker 3: organism or whatever it is. It's like, it's like changing
Speaker 3: fucking UFO to UAP, and so they changed the literature
Speaker 3: to fool people. And look, it's more healthier to eat
Speaker 3: bioengineered food than it is genetically modified food. It's like
Speaker 3: you're saying the same fucking thing now, dude, And so
Speaker 3: like they're all like interlocked holding hands, and it's like, dude,
Speaker 3: how about just change our food. Maybe we wouldn't need
Speaker 3: the CDC anymore. Maybe we wouldn't need the WHO anymore.
Speaker 3: But you see how it's all a business scheme to
Speaker 3: really keep all these businesses going and making shitloads of
Speaker 3: money off of our back, all while their goal at
Speaker 3: reducing the world's population so they can have a better
Speaker 3: control of all the people on planet Earth.
Speaker 5: The FDA actually approved the messenger RNA, the mRNA portion
Speaker 5: of the vaccine, the code vaccine that uses the It's
Speaker 5: a type of nanoparticle. I won't like bore people with
Speaker 5: the literature of it, as pretty much what it does
Speaker 5: is it bubbles it and it takes the information to
Speaker 5: your cells, and in theory, it's a it's a great
Speaker 5: way to directly approach trying to make sure that you
Speaker 5: have immunity to a thing. But the fact that the
Speaker 5: FDA approved it, this was that informations from the who
Speaker 5: website that I found that was linked to the CDC
Speaker 5: that I had to click on a button. So like
Speaker 5: they all are completely intertwined. It's just a matter of
Speaker 5: like they're all controlled. The FDA is completely controlled one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty percent by big pharmat and have been
Speaker 5: for a very long time. And people can actually look
Speaker 5: up that information and read for themselves what happened. The
Speaker 5: meat industry is a great way to find out exactly
Speaker 5: what happened and how they got controlled. Anyways, because the
Speaker 5: big farmer came in and said straight up, I will
Speaker 5: shut you down if you try to control what we
Speaker 5: sell to the farmers. On antibiotics, growth hormones, et cetera.
Speaker 5: And so since then, the only people, the only thing
Speaker 5: that they control, the FDA is just making sure that
Speaker 5: like they're sanitized or you know, hey, don't sell these
Speaker 5: certain things. But still to this day, the big farmer
Speaker 5: can sell directly to the local farmers. Now, I don't
Speaker 5: think a lot of farmers actually go through that route anymore,
Speaker 5: but technically they can, and there's no regulation whatsoever. If
Speaker 5: you want to pump every single cow with the max
Speaker 5: doses of whatever you can, and then you can change
Speaker 5: the name of it and you can hide it, and
Speaker 5: the FDA will just turn the other cheek because that's
Speaker 5: exactly what they signed up to do. So it's all.
Speaker 5: It's all multifaceted. It's an entire problem that no one
Speaker 5: wants to talk about, and people just keep they would
Speaker 5: rather talk about the stupid shit like gender identity bullshit
Speaker 5: and keep pushing that narrative instead of talking about the
Speaker 5: real stuff that's impacting everybody on a genetic level.
Speaker 1: How crazy about the meat industry. Start looking at meat
Speaker 1: glue and work from there. You'll you'll get to the top.
Speaker 1: For any good cult members out there that don't really
Speaker 1: know what we just tapped on, just google meat glue.
Speaker 1: Start there and you'll find what we're talking about.
Speaker 5: You aho episode on that.
Speaker 3: That's basically what you're getting in your fucking McDonald's burgers.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 3: But by the way, it's like, isn't it fucking wild
Speaker 3: that you would have an organization that handles food and drugs?
Speaker 3: You like think about like just outside the box thinking here,
Speaker 3: But like, why would you group both of those things
Speaker 3: together the.
Speaker 2: Same government that group together the organization.
Speaker 1: For alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives.
Speaker 2: Why would you put all the fun shit under one umbrella?
Speaker 5: You dix act justly, say, FDA approving something has like
Speaker 5: literally it's like a five year old approving something like
Speaker 5: why are you approving this component of a vaccine when
Speaker 5: you guys don't actually really participate in on it. Really,
Speaker 5: they just kind of like, oh here, oh okay, it's
Speaker 5: past the fourth drug trial, which, by the way, if
Speaker 5: a lot of people don't realize, when you have to
Speaker 5: get to the four stage drug trial, you have to
Speaker 5: experiment on humans. You have to do that, like you
Speaker 5: have to be able to get that approved. And when
Speaker 5: COVID was happening and all the different nanoparticle vaccines were
Speaker 5: coming out. There were twenty six that were in the
Speaker 5: leading run, but they're sixty total that they were testing.
Speaker 5: Of those, some of them are attached to China in
Speaker 5: they actually are labeled under a military global organization which
Speaker 5: are actually attached to China. And those were the ones
Speaker 5: that they were trying to approve but somehow magically didn't
Speaker 5: get approved. That's what I was kind of researching earlier,
Speaker 5: is like, wait, I recognize this name from years and
Speaker 5: years ago, but like, isn't that associated with somebody else?
Speaker 5: And sure, shit, it's with China. And I'm like, so
Speaker 5: it's it's the whole thing of you know, how how
Speaker 5: are they getting these things approved when they're not supposed
Speaker 5: to be ethically experimenting on humans? And you know there's
Speaker 5: a whole ethics behind.
Speaker 1: That, And it's all about we have said multiple times,
Speaker 1: and I think we're all in agreement that it is
Speaker 1: about population control. Now when we're talking about that, we're
Speaker 1: not talking about justin America, although there'll be a great
Speaker 1: place for them to start. I know that that's where
Speaker 1: they got their little their little teeth knackering at the
Speaker 1: opportunity to just bleed this country dry in that way,
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, But of course they're going to
Speaker 1: go to third world countries and they're going to say
Speaker 1: it's for good things, even though once again, population control
Speaker 1: meaning killing the current occupants of this globe slash flat
Speaker 1: plane slash double toroid, not throwing shade one way or another.
Speaker 1: My point is, though they are literally trying to reduce
Speaker 1: the amount of people breathing air right now. Okay, they're
Speaker 1: not trying to just stop more births from happening. They're
Speaker 1: not just trying to take care of the old people
Speaker 1: and get them call the herd so to speak. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's across the board. And to that point, they're doing
Speaker 1: it through multiple ways. Yes, through the food, Yes, through
Speaker 1: the drugs. These vaccines are a very very massive step
Speaker 1: in that direction. If y'all will allow me real quick,
Speaker 1: this is a video of Bill Gates and there's a
Speaker 1: little bit of a speech afterwards from a guy it's
Speaker 1: it's The rest of the video is gonna be about
Speaker 1: six minutes, but I promise it's worth it because this
Speaker 1: is from his mouth talking about population control, and he
Speaker 1: let it out, and then we're gonna break down multiple
Speaker 1: ways of how everything he just said was.
Speaker 2: Wrong, dude.
Speaker 3: It's nuts how it's literally like you can see it
Speaker 3: in real time. It's literally leading sheep to the slaughterhouse.
Speaker 2: It is, and.
Speaker 1: It's like and with a a full heart of compassion,
Speaker 1: we want to give everybody this information so that you
Speaker 1: don't get led to the fucking slaughter house. That's all
Speaker 1: we're trying to help. So let's listen to old billion
Speaker 1: once again.
Speaker 6: We'll bring that down to zero. This equation has four factors,
Speaker 6: a little bit of multiplication, so you've got a thing
Speaker 6: on the left co two that you want to get
Speaker 6: to zero.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely all right.
Speaker 1: So now let's get into it, pulling up a little
Speaker 1: algebraic equation here.
Speaker 6: And that's going to be based on the number of people,
Speaker 6: the services each person's using on average, the energy on
Speaker 6: average for each service, and the CO two being put out.
Speaker 1: All right, real quick, he's going on about global warming
Speaker 1: right now, and I promise this ties into the vaccines,
Speaker 1: and it ties into everything else, because this is Bill
Speaker 1: Gates talking about yet another massive thing that we have
Speaker 1: to get rid of. We have to handle this problem,
Speaker 1: all right. Now, let's break it down here, How Billiam,
Speaker 1: will we break down the level of CO two on Earth?
Speaker 2: Even though the trees need that to breathe? How will
Speaker 2: we get rid of it? Billium a per unit of energy.
Speaker 6: So let's look at each one of these and see
Speaker 6: how we can get this down to zero. Probably one
Speaker 6: of these numbers is going to have to get pretty
Speaker 6: near to zero. That's back from high school algebra. But
Speaker 6: let's let's take a look.
Speaker 2: First.
Speaker 6: We've got population. Now, the world today has six eight
Speaker 6: billion people. That's headed up to about nine billion. Now
Speaker 6: if we do a really great job on new vaccines, healthcare,
Speaker 6: reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps ten
Speaker 6: or fifteen percent.
Speaker 4: Hold up, Hold up?
Speaker 12: What So you've got all these different factors, the people
Speaker 12: and the services they're using, and then this and that.
Speaker 12: So you got to bring one of these numbers down
Speaker 12: to zero going to repopulation. That doesn't sound good, okay,
Speaker 12: And how are we going to reduce the population. Well,
Speaker 12: if we do a really good job on health care.
Speaker 12: By healthcare, I think he means abortion, it's pretty clear
Speaker 12: contraception or something at the very least contraception. And if
Speaker 12: we do a really really good job on reproductive services,
Speaker 12: that's just another dishonest euphemism to mean abortion, Okay, reproductive
Speaker 12: So okay, if you bring that, and if we do
Speaker 12: a really good job on vaccines, then we can bring
Speaker 12: that number down. Wait, what I thought vaccines are supposed
Speaker 12: to improve health. I thought vaccines were supposed to allow
Speaker 12: more people to live longer. So you're saying you do
Speaker 12: a good job on vaccines and that's going to bring
Speaker 12: the human population down, or at least the growth of
Speaker 12: the human population down.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: Uh doesn't.
Speaker 2: And I'm not.
Speaker 12: Venturing a guess as to what he meant here.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Maybe he just misspoke, maybe he didn't misspeak. The one
Speaker 12: thing we do know about Bill Gates, though, is that
Speaker 12: he has been obsessed with reducing the number of people
Speaker 12: who were born for decades now. He's given I mean,
Speaker 12: he's talking about it here, but he's given many, many
Speaker 12: interviews on this topic. It's been a weird hobby horse
Speaker 12: of the anti human left for decades, well over a
Speaker 12: century now. Going back to the population bomb, we were
Speaker 12: told in the seventies that the human population was going
Speaker 12: to increase, it was going to lead to widespread famine.
Speaker 12: We had to encourage people to have abortions and to
Speaker 12: stop having children, and to use contraception, and we might
Speaker 12: even need to coerce people to do that. Paul Aerleck,
Speaker 12: a scientist at Stanford, said that. And then what happened
Speaker 12: between the time that book was published in today the
Speaker 12: world population doubled, and what happened then malnutrition dropped. It's
Speaker 12: at an all time low. People are fatter and better
Speaker 12: fed than ever before. The predictions were just totally wrong.
Speaker 12: But this is a weird obsession with just reducing the
Speaker 12: number of people who exist.
Speaker 1: All right, That's about all I wanted to share a
Speaker 1: shout out to the Michael Knowles Show, but I gotta say,
Speaker 1: I gotta agree with him one hundred percent, and again,
Speaker 1: put aside your beliefs on pro or anti abortion, pro choice, fine, fine,
Speaker 1: put that to the side. The fact that Bill Gates
Speaker 1: is funding it in this way is for the principle
Speaker 1: of reducing the Earth's population. And now we could have
Speaker 1: the debate in the talk about the if it's justified,
Speaker 1: if a woman has the choice, whatever, that's not that's
Speaker 1: not the hot topic on this one. Why is Bill
Speaker 1: Gates going out of his way to try to have less.
Speaker 2: Babies be born?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Is he trying to reduce the world's population in this
Speaker 1: way with all these vaccines?
Speaker 3: And also, like this is another backdoor way of I
Speaker 3: care about you.
Speaker 4: We want you to have free choice. We want you
Speaker 4: to do whatever you want. It's your body, it's your right.
Speaker 3: Like forget whatever you believe on that. Just look at
Speaker 3: it from their angle, like if nothing else, like remove
Speaker 3: your opinion about abortion, like you were just saying, just
Speaker 3: look at it from their angle.
Speaker 4: You can see the playbook, it's right in front of you.
Speaker 1: Look at which cultures around the world, right now are
Speaker 1: having like nine kids per household, and look at what
Speaker 1: cultures around the world are having one point five per household.
Speaker 1: You tell me who's gonna shake out on top of
Speaker 1: one hundred years.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm.
Speaker 4: Saying, Raven.
Speaker 3: I know that's a hot, hot topic button for you,
Speaker 3: but you know that's.
Speaker 5: Ah, that's not a hot topic button. I don't mind
Speaker 5: talking about abortions whatsoever. It doesn't. It doesn't bother me
Speaker 5: at all.
Speaker 1: But again, removing dogma behind it, seeing it for what
Speaker 1: Bill Gates is pushing it for, you would agree that
Speaker 1: is his goal.
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 5: Oh, I one hundred percent believe that Bill Gates is
Speaker 5: a part of the one world agenda. I mean, there's
Speaker 5: been so many global leaders that he's tied with that
Speaker 5: have been showed to talk about the one world order
Speaker 5: multi times on different news outlets so like, And that
Speaker 5: agenda includes depopularizing so many places because they have to
Speaker 5: get down the number of people to be able to
Speaker 5: control everyone, and through fear comes control, so like, if
Speaker 5: they are using abortions as a way of means to
Speaker 5: keep the population lower or lower the number, especially depending
Speaker 5: on like who's actively who's easier to control then yeah,
Speaker 5: there's certain groups, there are certain socioeconomics and certain groups
Speaker 5: that are easier to manipulate and control than others, depending
Speaker 5: on many factors.
Speaker 2: But while you guys, while we were.
Speaker 5: Watching this, I was I found a thing that's like
Speaker 5: quote unquote his false accusations, and like it talks about
Speaker 5: the genocides by vaccines and how like, oh, well, like
Speaker 5: you know, these people reported it, so like he's been
Speaker 5: an accused of killing one hundred and fifty one African
Speaker 5: infants caused by the experimental malaria vaccine that was created
Speaker 5: over seven years ago, and that after seven days these
Speaker 5: children died and they had but don't worry the who
Speaker 5: fact checked it and this is false, This is one
Speaker 5: hundred percent false.
Speaker 1: Of course, who which he is like the biggest benefactor
Speaker 1: of Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: But this was also during the phase three trial. Remember
Speaker 5: how I said phase three and four like for how
Speaker 5: you have to have experimental so phase three is where
Speaker 5: they start to experiment. So they said, well, during the trial,
Speaker 5: you know, there was one hundred and fifty one kids,
Speaker 5: but like that they didn't they didn't die from the vaccine,
Speaker 5: they just other causes. And then it talks about how
Speaker 5: you know the campaign in uh in India. How he
Speaker 5: you know, killed potentially harmed one hundred, one thy two
Speaker 5: hundred women from the HPV vaccine. How they you know,
Speaker 5: quote unquote manipulated thousands, thousands of women in Africa to
Speaker 5: get the tetanus vaccine, but they ended up sterilizing. Now
Speaker 5: I remember looking this up years ago, and they actually
Speaker 5: won the case, Like women won the case against the
Speaker 5: foundation saying that they were sterilized due to these vaccines
Speaker 5: that actually weren't tetnus vaccines. But now the propaganda is,
Speaker 5: oh no, there's no way that this philanthropists could harm
Speaker 5: these people. Like he's just giving money out, he's just
Speaker 5: pouring money into the foundations and stuff. It's just interesting
Speaker 5: to read all the different like well, the science magazines
Speaker 5: are telling this and the articles are saying this like
Speaker 5: by backed by like scientific research. But hey, by the way,
Speaker 5: they're wrong because who in the CDC say so?
Speaker 3: So do you know why? Like and I know that
Speaker 3: some people will disagree with this. I think Jacob, you
Speaker 3: may have disagreed on it at a certain point in time.
Speaker 3: I don't know if your your perspective has changed, but
Speaker 3: you know, this is why they say that perspective is reality,
Speaker 3: you know, because think about it, Like there was a
Speaker 3: news article or whatever that was put out saying that, look,
Speaker 3: Bill Gates made this vaccine for people over in Africa
Speaker 3: and all these people died as a.
Speaker 4: Result of it. That's the headline.
Speaker 3: Okay, So now over in Africa, they're probably more likely
Speaker 3: to not want to take any vaccine given by Bill
Speaker 3: Gates or the Foundation or any anybody involved. Whereas if
Speaker 3: you flip the news article on the other side, there
Speaker 3: would if that article was in America, mark my words,
Speaker 3: or as Ricky from Church Ark Boys would say, make
Speaker 3: my words, what would happen is that you wouldn't see
Speaker 3: that article.
Speaker 4: You would see Bill Gates.
Speaker 3: Saves millions of lives through the administration of vaccines. This
Speaker 3: is why perspective is reality, Like it's all about what
Speaker 3: you choose to believe in the angle that you wish
Speaker 3: to take on a certain story, like these are the
Speaker 3: fucking mind games that go into this. It's brilliant, it's
Speaker 3: it's genius, but it's evil.
Speaker 5: It But they you know, when COVID hit, they started
Speaker 5: to really scrub the internet, I mean like scrub the internet.
Speaker 5: And it's so hard to find the information that you
Speaker 5: know you read personally, like you've seen these things, Like
Speaker 5: a friend of mine had sent me a whole bunch
Speaker 5: of information on YouTube and some like backup stuff she had,
Speaker 5: like a whole thumb drive. We've tried to actually get
Speaker 5: back to those things. Now you need permission from the creator.
Speaker 5: They're no longer available. These things no longer exist, They've
Speaker 5: never existed. Or my favorite is when they pop up
Speaker 5: with new articles with the completely opposite storyline of what
Speaker 5: you know that you've read and how it's pushing the
Speaker 5: agenda instead of showing you the truth of it. But
Speaker 5: you get called crazy when you talk about that stuff,
Speaker 5: and it's like, but I read this like I saw
Speaker 5: it with my own eyeballs.
Speaker 3: They literally, they literally have the ability to go back
Speaker 3: into articles that were published in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 3: two and nine, twenty sixteen. All these old articles which
Speaker 3: you would think are don't have the ability to be
Speaker 3: edited because it's an old article.
Speaker 4: It's there.
Speaker 3: They're not going to go back and reword the things.
Speaker 3: But people have been discovering time and time and time
Speaker 3: again that they go back to the old articles and
Speaker 3: the literature is changed. The story is flipped. It's completely
Speaker 3: erased from the Internet. And dude, this is the whole
Speaker 3: dead Internet theory. Like you know, whenever you start searching
Speaker 3: something on the Internet, you know, it usually says, oh,
Speaker 3: this is one of ten billion results that resulted in
Speaker 3: a you know, a search in a half a second
Speaker 3: or whatever. Well you start to go over to that,
Speaker 3: like that ten thousandth page or whatever, it doesn't exist.
Speaker 4: So now it's saying that.
Speaker 3: It has all these results, but most of them it's
Speaker 3: it's like three or four pages of results. And this
Speaker 3: is the dead Internet. They're wiping it away, dude, right
Speaker 3: in front of our faces.
Speaker 1: This is where the Mandela affects pawns from. Because Nelson
Speaker 1: Mandela allegedly was killed in prison in the sixties.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, no, he wasn't. He was.
Speaker 1: He died in the nineties. There was a whole funeral
Speaker 1: that the entire world saw in the news. That's my point.
Speaker 1: There's a Mandela effect.
Speaker 5: He died in the sixties. I remember my grandma told
Speaker 5: me like.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, she wasn't lying to you. She
Speaker 2: wasn't lying.
Speaker 1: He got beat the shit out of and he was
Speaker 1: thrown in prison, and there was a story ran that
Speaker 1: Nelson Mandela had died.
Speaker 2: The world heard that story.
Speaker 1: Cut to he's the president in the nineties, I know,
Speaker 1: so it's like, wait, what happened? So basically they never
Speaker 1: went back and recanted that story because like, who the
Speaker 1: fuck cares about Africa and America?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? That's that's so it's.
Speaker 3: The same thing with that's with Bob Barker, Like a
Speaker 3: lot of people remember him dying a long time ago,
Speaker 3: and then it wasn't up until recently that he allegedly died, right.
Speaker 5: See, I thought you had a long time go too,
Speaker 5: to be honest with you. But I mean there's a
Speaker 5: there's a whole thing too about how AI can take
Speaker 5: like because you know, with like the databases with archaeology
Speaker 5: and stuff like that, like they can there's like photos
Speaker 5: of like tones and like the there's you know this
Speaker 5: scroll you see a photo of it because you obviously
Speaker 5: can't touch it, there is a program that AI can
Speaker 5: literally remaster that and change anything they want onto that.
Speaker 5: So even the photos aren't going to be able to like,
Speaker 5: even what you're seeing is no longer safe because AI
Speaker 5: can get into anything anything that's ever been uploaded period
Speaker 5: to the Internet. AI can go and filter it and
Speaker 5: they can change anything, like AI can do anything they want.
Speaker 5: So it's like everything it comes down to the written word,
Speaker 5: but the written word has been changed so many times.
Speaker 5: My uncle has been a teacher for fifty something years
Speaker 5: and he wrote me a huge list of books and
Speaker 5: he said, I want you to try to find these books.
Speaker 5: He said, you have to get books before nineteen fifty
Speaker 5: here in America to actually see a lot of the truth.
Speaker 5: And he has a huge collection, and he was like,
Speaker 5: you really need to try to find these actions books
Speaker 5: because that has the truth. And if you safe for
Speaker 5: the truth, at least some people will know what really
Speaker 5: happened in the world.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I just found this story.
Speaker 1: Apparently a farmer in Italy, just doing his thing in
Speaker 1: his field, accidentally dug a hole a little too deep
Speaker 1: and popped a hole into an actual Roman villa that
Speaker 1: no one knew had been there for years and years
Speaker 1: and years. So and it's not like you know, a
Speaker 1: Caesar's villa, but a very wealthy dude of the time.
Speaker 1: There is an intact, entire private library of scrolls that
Speaker 1: have now been found. There is a team that is
Speaker 1: taking the AI technology you're talking about. They're doing like
Speaker 1: X rays of the scrolls that can't open it, and
Speaker 1: then they are going to on using AI and through
Speaker 1: computer schematics they're gonna be able to lay it out
Speaker 1: and read whatever is in these scrolls. Now, who's to
Speaker 1: say what they are, but it's still it could be
Speaker 1: who knows what. But like I am, I'm so excited
Speaker 1: to see when those get translated, to see.
Speaker 5: What actually know the true translation.
Speaker 2: Though, Oh I hope that we get it.
Speaker 5: I personally want the true information of things. But like
Speaker 5: do I think that that happens. I think that the
Speaker 5: big big people that get contracted that are like high
Speaker 5: up in the archaeology world. Instead they they have serious
Speaker 5: contracts for a reason, and like they go on these
Speaker 5: digs and they do these things, and like that information
Speaker 5: is going to be sealed away period and like we'll
Speaker 5: get what we get.
Speaker 1: Kind of I agree, but I hope that it's like
Speaker 1: the Sumerian tablets right when they found those, like eighty
Speaker 1: percent of them are like receipts and like notes to
Speaker 1: each other.
Speaker 2: They're not like super elusive.
Speaker 1: It's like it's just actual, just documentation that survived because
Speaker 1: it's on clay tablets.
Speaker 2: There are some that are very spiritual in all those things.
Speaker 1: Even if these scrolls are just stories, like the dude
Speaker 1: just loved story books, I you know, in the time
Speaker 1: of Rome, and it was just a bunch of scrolls.
Speaker 2: It's that type of shit. I want to know that.
Speaker 1: I would love to dive deeper into that culture, just
Speaker 1: on a history nerd of it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be some lost historical record of whatever.
Speaker 1: Like who's to say that this dude wasn't like just
Speaker 1: a very wealthy farmer. What kind of books would a
Speaker 1: wealthy farmer have in his library? I don't know, But
Speaker 1: either way it goes. I really hope we get the
Speaker 1: real translations, but you're right, probably won't.
Speaker 3: No, especially if it's anything enlightening at all. Dude, it's
Speaker 3: just gonna get wiped away. And I know that we
Speaker 3: get a lot of guests on here that say, well,
Speaker 3: it's the Vatican, it's the Catholic Church, that they're hiding
Speaker 3: it down in their cellar and all that stuff.
Speaker 4: And look, I don't know, maybe they are.
Speaker 3: I know that they have certain things, but who's to
Speaker 3: say that it's everything so it's it's kind of like
Speaker 3: a copouty thing.
Speaker 4: In my opinion, I think it's.
Speaker 5: All I think it's all of them collectively. These families
Speaker 5: have them inner breeding and breeding with each other for
Speaker 5: hundreds of thousands of like one hundred and maybe thousands
Speaker 5: of years to cheap their power, Like they are elites
Speaker 5: for a reason, And like I believe that it's a collective,
Speaker 5: a global collective to keep us commoners, all of us
Speaker 5: in the dark, because look how many of us there
Speaker 5: is versus how many of them. And if we really
Speaker 5: as a collective came together and were like this is it,
Speaker 5: We're done, then they be screwed because there's only so
Speaker 5: many that they could kill. But like they I think
Speaker 5: it's a global thing that they all like understand, Like Switzerland, Hey,
Speaker 5: like we all know that, Like there's certain things like
Speaker 5: Antarctica we don't want people to find out about, so
Speaker 5: like let's not let them have this information period. And
Speaker 5: it's just like we'll give you guys here, we'll push
Speaker 5: this narrative here, We'll give you guys enough to like
Speaker 5: spark some questions, raise some things, but like not enough
Speaker 5: for you to actually understand what's really happened in history.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And to your point, Jonathan, to the to the
Speaker 1: guests that have said that like, oh it's the Vatican.
Speaker 2: Look, maybe at one point in time, but I don't
Speaker 2: know how many.
Speaker 1: People know who's at these digs, at these modern archaeological
Speaker 1: dig sites.
Speaker 2: If these people had any.
Speaker 1: Possibility to shit on the Catholic Church, they would, Okay,
Speaker 1: the archaeologists in the field they're doing the like I
Speaker 1: promise they are not in cohoots with the Vatican.
Speaker 4: Well hold on that, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 3: You can't go that far and say that, because is
Speaker 3: it not possible that like, well maybe they don't necessarily
Speaker 3: care for the Vatican, but they're gonna be selling this
Speaker 3: information and all these like crazy fines to the fucking
Speaker 3: highest bidder.
Speaker 2: And and we know.
Speaker 3: Direct and we know that the amount of wealth that
Speaker 3: is that is within that Vatican. I mean it's sure,
Speaker 3: it's second to none. So to say that like, oh,
Speaker 3: we fulk the Vatican they don't care about it, It's
Speaker 3: like what do they care about more? Do they care
Speaker 3: more more about their hate towards the Vatican or do
Speaker 3: they care more about that that shashish the cheese, the
Speaker 3: big Doph money, the shit that's going to fucking put
Speaker 3: food on your table. Like at a certain point, you're
Speaker 3: just like I care about the money more than I
Speaker 3: care about you know who I'm giving it to.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying the Vatican's not still out for the
Speaker 1: power and the money one hundred percent, and I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that they've lost a step or two by any means.
Speaker 1: I'm saying that currently the people that are digging, if
Speaker 1: they found something that would disprove the Catholic Church's claims
Speaker 1: to anything, I feel like they would say, hmm, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're just gonna go ahead and change history real quick.
Speaker 2: I don't know, though, I don't.
Speaker 3: Know, not necessarily though, because think about it like this,
Speaker 3: if you're going to have archaeological digs that are happening
Speaker 3: where supposedly a lot of this stuff in the Bible
Speaker 3: actually happened, whether it be Israel or Palestine or whatever,
Speaker 3: like most of the people that are searching for those
Speaker 3: archaeological like artifacts, they're doing it to back up their beliefs.
Speaker 3: So like you're not going to have like a Satanist
Speaker 3: go to Israel hoping to find some misinformation about the
Speaker 3: Catholic Church, like that's not going to happen.
Speaker 5: I don't I.
Speaker 7: Don't know.
Speaker 5: I will say though that like on the dig sites
Speaker 5: that I went to, like I would say, like eighty
Speaker 5: percent of the people are liberal and most like there's
Speaker 5: step processes, right, so like the we're being funded by
Speaker 5: a company, that company is being funded by somebody else,
Speaker 5: and that company is being funded by somebody else, and
Speaker 5: you don't know all the way up to the top.
Speaker 5: Even the people that were in the highest positions. I
Speaker 5: spoke with them at great lengths of trying to understand
Speaker 5: where does this material go. It would go to a warehouse,
Speaker 5: it would go to this institute and then they would
Speaker 5: process it. Once it's processed at the institute's then it
Speaker 5: could shift to another place. And realistically, us small common folk,
Speaker 5: none of us know where the actual stuff is going,
Speaker 5: Like we have an idea we know that it like okay,
Speaker 5: well these things will go into an artifact museum, but
Speaker 5: there's so much extra quote unquote artifacts that like, realistically,
Speaker 5: us common people don't have any idea of like where
Speaker 5: the artifacts are going. It's the people that are the
Speaker 5: higher ones that are actually paying for stuff, which big
Speaker 5: Pharma is actually linked to. So many dig sites because
Speaker 5: they want the artifacts more than anybody else, and because
Speaker 5: they find big pharma actually links to a lot of
Speaker 5: dig sites because if they find anything that is medicinal
Speaker 5: or any kind of like it, say they went to
Speaker 5: a village and that village had a plant that they've
Speaker 5: used for thousands of years, right, there's no longer any
Speaker 5: evidence of it, but those seeds are in the ground.
Speaker 5: They will pay for a dig to happen to gather
Speaker 5: those seeds, to take them seeds, patent them, and they disappear.
Speaker 2: Wo.
Speaker 5: And like I did a whole my ethics class, actually
Speaker 5: did a whole project on that specific topic of do
Speaker 5: we think it's by the definition definition of ethics? Would
Speaker 5: we adhere to true ethics if this is if we
Speaker 5: were the ones that found this, what will we do?
Speaker 5: And this was an actual story And then I dug
Speaker 5: more into it and I found that, like, yes, they
Speaker 5: actually fund on the back end quietly dig sites because
Speaker 5: it depends on what they find, because it depends on
Speaker 5: who what they find is, who's involved, and then whoever
Speaker 5: gets more involved. So like if you found remains of
Speaker 5: somebody that quote unquote belonged, say you found Roman remains
Speaker 5: this is obviously not true. But like in America, right,
Speaker 5: Rome would have to be contacted, they would have to
Speaker 5: be talked about. They can then take all the remains
Speaker 5: to their site and to their country and do whatever
Speaker 5: they want with that, and the same goes for anything else.
Speaker 5: So realistically, the artifacts, most people that are dealing with that,
Speaker 5: even on the high end, don't know anything about where
Speaker 5: it goes. It's all the rich that the true pieceeople
Speaker 5: in power are the ones that dictate where it all belongs.
Speaker 3: Dude, it's like billionaires. It's like billionaire storage wars.
Speaker 4: When you think.
Speaker 3: About that, Like that's really like if you think about it,
Speaker 3: like if you go to some if you go to
Speaker 3: like some random fucking dig site of these seeds that
Speaker 3: maybe mythologically existed, but there's no absolute proof of them. Well,
Speaker 3: the thing is is that you can't patent nature, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean? And so yeah, so then you
Speaker 3: would back you would back engineer it or find uh
Speaker 3: some ruins or some whatever of of the of the
Speaker 3: seed and now you can claim it to be as
Speaker 3: your miracle cure. Meanwhile, it grew in nature so many
Speaker 3: thousands of years ago. It's that's what I'm saying, the
Speaker 3: fucking brilliance in this stuff is crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't patent current nature. You can't.
Speaker 5: You can patent thieves, you can know you can patent
Speaker 5: current nature. You can patent Yes, they can patent medicinal
Speaker 5: leaves that if they found a plant that was actually
Speaker 5: had real shit properties and they had enough scientific data,
Speaker 5: they can. They will patent that chemical plant, that plant,
Speaker 5: that living plant. Wow, because twenty three percent of all
Speaker 5: drugs that are made are from plants. So those components,
Speaker 5: that component derived from that plant is patented. Technically, that plant.
Speaker 3: Is patented, So the chemicals of the plant could be patented,
Speaker 3: but the actual plant itself can it?
Speaker 5: I believe it. I'm I'm going to look it up
Speaker 5: because I believe you can patent the components. So like
Speaker 5: the stem or whatever it is where you derive from it,
Speaker 5: you can patent it. But yeah, they patten the chemical
Speaker 5: process of those plants, like they will go in and
Speaker 5: take over an entire village that has never seen people
Speaker 5: before and take over because now they own that Big
Speaker 5: Varma owns it. Period. I was the only person in
Speaker 5: my class that fought against it, saying that it's unethical
Speaker 5: because everyone else one hundred percent. Technically, by accordance to
Speaker 5: ethics in anthropology and in medical you're not harming anyone
Speaker 5: quote unquote, so it means that it's ethical. And I
Speaker 5: was like, but it's not. But you're destroying an entire
Speaker 5: culture to take this plant that should be left alone. Period.
Speaker 3: So Greacy, dude, you know, that just makes me think
Speaker 3: about the Mayans, about how they just up and evaporated.
Speaker 4: What if there was some ancient shit that was going
Speaker 4: on like that.
Speaker 2: It makes me.
Speaker 1: Think of the Banana Wars, and it makes me think
Speaker 1: of what Henry Ford did to the South American population
Speaker 1: with his rubber plantation. Literal force slave labor, by the way,
Speaker 1: like eighteen hour days. They didn't have whips allegedly, but
Speaker 1: like all of that for a whole industry that went
Speaker 1: bump because he tried growing these trees inaccurately, but like
Speaker 1: that fully happened because industry and money was seen as
Speaker 1: more important than human life. Absolutely, bro tell me that
Speaker 1: farm big Pharma could do the same thing. Now, I
Speaker 1: didn't know you could actually patent the plant matter that is.
Speaker 5: It's plant, So you can patent in inventing, discovering or
Speaker 5: an asexual reproducing a distinct and new variant of a
Speaker 5: plant that require plant is invented or discovered limits patent
Speaker 5: protection the plants created through breeding or other human efforts.
Speaker 5: So pretty much if they reproduce that plant or cut
Speaker 5: new roots, or made it and graft it and did
Speaker 5: anything with the plant to help in a chemical compound,
Speaker 5: they can they can patent the entire plant itself.
Speaker 3: So if they reverse engineered a lot like the Delta
Speaker 3: eight weed and the Delta nine and shit like that.
Speaker 5: Hybrids, cultivated sports, cultivated ones, mutants, new seedlings discover so
Speaker 5: they find the plant and they make even a slight
Speaker 5: variant of a highbred, and that they can they can
Speaker 5: patent them both because now they're they're connet.
Speaker 3: Like you wouldn't be able to patent some old Mexican
Speaker 3: dirt weed or some reggie or some shit like that.
Speaker 3: But no, you develop some pineapple express or some Delta
Speaker 3: eleven or a.
Speaker 5: Copy of the plant is what they can claim. And
Speaker 5: then they can claim where it's at.
Speaker 1: A clone, a literal clone, because we do know that
Speaker 1: they actually have cloning technology to all up into including
Speaker 1: actual human living tissue matter, so they can absolutely clone
Speaker 1: a plant that is nothing new to these people. So
Speaker 1: if they can successfully even clone this plant, then they
Speaker 1: can patented.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, that's amazing.
Speaker 5: If you make an asexual reproducing plant, you can patent,
Speaker 5: you can do there's quite a few things that you
Speaker 5: can actually patent under that plant. Interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know the sexual terms asexual What does
Speaker 3: that mean?
Speaker 1: Well, plants, there are certain plants that do in fact
Speaker 1: have genders.
Speaker 5: And stuff like that. That's how they're able to cross
Speaker 5: polliny and pollinate themselves. They have certain pieces to a
Speaker 5: plant that have a gender associated with it.
Speaker 3: So like, if a human is asexual, what does that
Speaker 3: mean they're unable to reproduce and or they're able to
Speaker 3: produce on their own without any other DNA being added
Speaker 3: to their mix. Oh shit, all right, some Jamie Lee
Speaker 3: ferdishit wonder if she can fund herself.
Speaker 1: We literally, to all of our knowledge, she got the
Speaker 1: stem removed because I guess it wasn't functional or whatever.
Speaker 2: And that's that's if we are to believe the tabloids.
Speaker 1: But yes, like, for instance, if you ever plant blueberry bushes,
Speaker 1: just a little quick tidbit, get a male and female
Speaker 1: blueberry bush next to each other for a overall better production.
Speaker 1: That's like, that's this is a horticulture in what's called
Speaker 1: plant husbandry, if you will, those like sharks.
Speaker 5: Sharks are asexual kmodo dragons, starfishes. Like there's asexual term
Speaker 5: in the New Age is because it's a gender asual
Speaker 5: orientation where they have like no sexual desire. But the
Speaker 5: actual terminology when it comes to like bacterial organisms, plants, animals,
Speaker 5: stuff like that is they don't need a partner to reproduce.
Speaker 1: That's gotta suck, you know, well, I mean we're talking
Speaker 1: about some would say non sentient life that are running
Speaker 1: strictly off of instinct alone and don't actually form their
Speaker 1: own free thoughts, so like they wouldn't know the difference.
Speaker 2: Person in schools of thought.
Speaker 5: Are you saying that plants don't have any type of
Speaker 5: energy connection.
Speaker 1: I'm not, I am not, But to say that there
Speaker 1: are certain animals that I'm not saying don't feel pain,
Speaker 1: but to say that they don't have free thought and
Speaker 1: dreams and hopes and wishes, and they strictly operate off
Speaker 1: of I'm hungry, I need this, I need this, and
Speaker 1: it's strictly instinctual. I think that there's arguments on both
Speaker 1: sides of that. I'm not saying one way or another.
Speaker 3: To be honest, we call those people NPCs, But in
Speaker 3: PCs to certain regards, in certain schools of thought and.
Speaker 2: Through certain perspectives, maybe.
Speaker 5: They have the capacity to have complex emotions. But there
Speaker 5: is so much knowledge that has been gained in the
Speaker 5: last two decades showing that they have emotional attachments. They
Speaker 5: form different thought patterns. Some animals react instinctively, some actually
Speaker 5: form a bond to the point where they don't no longer.
Speaker 5: Instead they will die to stay with their mated partner
Speaker 5: or to protect their babies and things like that. And
Speaker 5: then you have trees that will drop a sapling, and
Speaker 5: then all of the trees will actually turn their leaves
Speaker 5: towards the sapling, and then you will watch as they
Speaker 5: feed that sapling under the ground with their roots to
Speaker 5: help it grow. And there's a lot of thought process
Speaker 5: that the plants themselves actually are a form of syndient
Speaker 5: beings and that they speak to each other, but they
Speaker 5: aren't on the same and kind of brings back to
Speaker 5: what Nick was talking about last na the dimensional thing.
Speaker 5: There's that kid that's been around for like the last
Speaker 5: decade that like disappeared, but has talked multiple times about
Speaker 5: the different dimensions and how the dimensions of even the
Speaker 5: plant lives are like they frequency is on a higher
Speaker 5: level than we can actually see or hear, and that
Speaker 5: they communicate pretty much with the same processes that we do.
Speaker 5: We just can't understand it. So I'm not saying it's
Speaker 5: a yes or no. I am saying that I have
Speaker 5: experimented with the whole plant process where like you talk
Speaker 5: really bad to your plants and then you talk really
Speaker 5: really good to your plants. To see I want I
Speaker 5: wanted to test the theory. I've read all about it,
Speaker 5: and I will say those plants that I talked bad
Speaker 5: to died. They never came Like no matter what I did,
Speaker 5: they did not work. Those plants that I was sweet
Speaker 5: to and I like rub the little leaves and all
Speaker 5: that stuff. I still have like five of them to
Speaker 5: this day.
Speaker 3: Are you talking about the kid that kind of looks
Speaker 3: like the nicer version of like Draco Malfoy, Yes, okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: he just came.
Speaker 5: He just came about, though. Did you see like this
Speaker 5: last year he finally popped up and then came about
Speaker 5: and brought a whole new Like he went on a
Speaker 5: whole thing, and I was like, this kid is really
Speaker 5: intelligent or like really crazy, it's one of the other.
Speaker 3: But I think he's fucking dude, he's brilliant. I mean, obviously,
Speaker 3: like any kind of stroke of brilliance, you're going to
Speaker 3: be seen as possible nut job as well, because you're
Speaker 3: saying things that aren't necessarily understood by the masses, you know.
Speaker 3: So but it is interesting, you know, and and this
Speaker 3: is why I there are certain people out there that
Speaker 3: believe that like certain plants are evil and they're demonic.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: We talk about mushrooms on the show all the time.
Speaker 3: But one instance that you can have, you know, whenever
Speaker 3: you if you are to ingest mushrooms, is that you
Speaker 3: can see that that like the nature of trees, like
Speaker 3: in the nature of just plant life and nature in general,
Speaker 3: like you can start to see the connectedvity between everything,
Speaker 3: and dude, it's it's like a fucking beautiful harmony when
Speaker 3: you really just sit down and stare at it. Not
Speaker 3: saying do you necessarily need mushrooms, I'm just saying it'll
Speaker 3: enhance it, But like, dude, it's it's crazy the way
Speaker 3: that nature works. So to say that it's not sentient,
Speaker 3: I would never buy that, because.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying, I give, I give a little
Speaker 1: bit of leeway on both sides of it. Are there
Speaker 1: animals that I believe purely act on instinct alone?
Speaker 2: Yes? Do I believe that dogs are that type?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, I don't.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, I think that there's both
Speaker 1: happening at the same time. Do I believe certain plants
Speaker 1: are talking to each other and they are taking care
Speaker 1: of their spawn, their saplings and all these things, and
Speaker 1: they do respond positively to Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Do I believe all nature does the same thing.
Speaker 1: Not necessarily, it's I believe that both are kind of
Speaker 1: happening at the same time.
Speaker 3: And as far as like dimensional shit that's going on, dude,
Speaker 3: people are buying like there's a there's actual like technology
Speaker 3: that you can hook up like these little clips and
Speaker 3: put it on like leafs and like plants and shit
Speaker 3: like that, and dude, you can literally it plays the
Speaker 3: fucking harmony of what they're what either what they're vibrating
Speaker 3: at or you know, what kind of information they're.
Speaker 5: Vinerations they're seeing vibrations, but like there's a there's that
Speaker 5: study that came out where this this guy lays against
Speaker 5: the tree and was like really really sad, and they
Speaker 5: actually like hooked up the tree and hooked him up
Speaker 5: and all this stuff and some I don't really understand
Speaker 5: it all the way, like all the way, but pretty
Speaker 5: much they could see the energy transference between the tree
Speaker 5: and him, like the tree was giving support to the guy.
Speaker 5: And like there's like a whole like sound waves and
Speaker 5: stuff when it comes to the trees that they talk
Speaker 5: to each other and they sing to each other, and
Speaker 5: like there's there's a huge thing all about the trees.
Speaker 5: It's like very deep about.
Speaker 1: It, not just the trees. But Jonathan, we even talked
Speaker 1: about this on an episode. What was the The dude
Speaker 1: had tomato.
Speaker 2: Plants and pea plants and a.
Speaker 1: Couple of other types of vegetables, right, he had this
Speaker 1: same type of technology hooked up to him, and they
Speaker 1: were playing a tone the plants, Like the pea plants
Speaker 1: are speaking to each other, the tomato plants are speaking
Speaker 1: to each other. But they also had a kind of
Speaker 1: universal language that each could speak to each other, like
Speaker 1: the tomatoes could speak to the peas as well. But
Speaker 1: what was interesting was that whatever the language that the
Speaker 1: peas were speaking was at one tone, the tomatoes are
Speaker 1: speaking in a completely different tone. And then they all
Speaker 1: spoke whatever multi frequency, multi tune, musical note language plants
Speaker 1: of plants. So it was like they each had their
Speaker 1: own language as well. So again I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: nothing out there is happening. I'm saying that I'm thinking, like,
Speaker 1: for instance, I don't believe talking to a mountain might
Speaker 1: have the same effect.
Speaker 2: But like I don't know, Jake, that could. I might
Speaker 2: have some.
Speaker 1: New information blow my mind here in a few and
Speaker 1: like I just am dumbfounded.
Speaker 2: I just as of now.
Speaker 3: You know, I mean allegedly you can speak to a
Speaker 3: mountain and tell it to move and it will.
Speaker 4: Damn sun, I mean stunning out them.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just gonna go ahead and eat my words.
Speaker 4: Now that's out of your book.
Speaker 1: It is, You're correct, I do believe with the faith
Speaker 1: of a mustard seed.
Speaker 2: So fuck me, I guess damn got me. That's lawyered, sir, Well.
Speaker 3: Done Swish on that one. But but it is. It
Speaker 3: is awesome, dude, Like, like, I just love learning about
Speaker 3: all this stuff. It's so fucking awesome to learn that
Speaker 3: like literally almost everything, if not everything, is alive in
Speaker 3: some kind of way, like and then you start getting
Speaker 3: into like, all right, well there are certain like if
Speaker 3: you get into Buddhism and Hinduism and it says like
Speaker 3: don't harm anything that like the death of one ant
Speaker 3: is like a tragedy the way they look at it,
Speaker 3: you know, and it's like because it all is life.
Speaker 3: But you leave it up to fucking Bill Gates. He's
Speaker 3: gonna chop down the trees, he's gonna bury them, and
Speaker 3: he's gonna try and take away as much CO two
Speaker 3: as he possibly can with the dude honestly burying the.
Speaker 1: Trees in Oregon, what was that to lower CO two emissions?
Speaker 1: Cut down the trees and bury them because and once again,
Speaker 1: the trees breathe in CO two. We need that shit.
Speaker 1: And he's trying to make the CO two zero on Earth.
Speaker 1: Y'all realize we would die like we would die without that.
Speaker 4: We need to live with nature, not against it.
Speaker 3: Yes, which is the whole reason, it's the whole reason
Speaker 3: why I plan on as soon as my lease is
Speaker 3: up of her this apartment, Dude, I'm buying a fucking
Speaker 3: cabin and I don't care, Mattie Ice. He says, Look,
Speaker 3: don't get a cabin. It's the worst idea you could
Speaker 3: ever have. There's gonna be bugs and all that other shit.
Speaker 4: I don't care. I want to be with nature.
Speaker 3: I want to be out in the middle of the
Speaker 3: fucking woods and somewhere in bump fuck Nowhere's will Nowhere'sville
Speaker 3: in Texas and just have a couple of acres to
Speaker 3: myself and a tiny little cabin with an awesome smoke stack.
Speaker 3: And you know, maybe I'll I don't know, maybe I'll
Speaker 3: just walk around naked all the time, because why the
Speaker 3: fuck not?
Speaker 2: Can I persuade you towards a barn dominium rather than
Speaker 2: a log cabin?
Speaker 4: Those are sick two pretty cool. Those are throwing that.
Speaker 2: Out just for the termites and the ship brother.
Speaker 1: I'm just I know a couple of people with log
Speaker 1: cabins and they say shit about them. Barn dominiums. Yes,
Speaker 1: they're metal, the metal ones say, where you're coming from.
Speaker 1: But I'm just throwing it out. It's not a bad alternative.
Speaker 4: I mean, hey, it's not like it's not like metal
Speaker 4: doesn't exist in nature, right.
Speaker 1: Facts, big facts, That's where it comes from allegedly or
Speaker 1: meteors or aliens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but anyway, all right, Uh, is there anything anything
Speaker 3: else you wanted to add here?
Speaker 6: Raven?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, we gotta get into them impos.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, which is interesting how they changed to take
Speaker 5: you guys on a journey with me? Why leave in
Speaker 5: the next like fifteen minutes? But I okay, I can
Speaker 5: talk though for the next hour. I'm just gonna have
Speaker 5: to take you in a little west with me. I
Speaker 5: do have quite a bit of notes about the stuff,
Speaker 5: but we kind of got a little bit derailed. So like,
Speaker 5: let's see. Let's see, so the smallpox and the monkey
Speaker 5: pox are from the same derivative. So there's from this
Speaker 5: theme genome or gina group. So since smallpox is more deadly,
Speaker 5: and so smallpox is way more deadly than monkey pox,
Speaker 5: the monkey pox is still killing people. What if I'm
Speaker 5: really weird is that the monkey pox quote unquote pandemic
Speaker 5: or outbreak situation has been happening since twenty twenty two,
Speaker 5: but now suddenly in campaign here where like we need
Speaker 5: to solve this, and it's being pushed on social media.
Speaker 5: It's being pushed aground the globe. Now we're seeing more
Speaker 5: outbreaks and all this stuff, but that smallpox vaccine that
Speaker 5: they manipulated and changed, Like why is it not being
Speaker 5: mass produced? Then I did find a really weird clip
Speaker 5: that was talking about how the UK only has five
Speaker 5: thousand vaccine in the month of August to give people,
Speaker 5: and that they won't have an until the beginning of
Speaker 5: October for one hundred thousand, but specifically gay men and
Speaker 5: bisexual men should be concerned. Now didn't elaborate why they
Speaker 5: should be concerned. It didn't elaborate on anything. It just
Speaker 5: said that community should be very concerned, and I was like,
Speaker 5: what do you mean concerned? I tried to find more
Speaker 5: information and I didn't find any. I was like, I
Speaker 5: don't understand why this would be a news like grand
Speaker 5: story and then like, hey, by the way, we only
Speaker 5: have this amount and that's it. But then they had
Speaker 5: the storage of it.
Speaker 1: I think of a logical reason why the gay community,
Speaker 1: gay men in UK need to be especially aware. The
Speaker 1: only thing that even possibly makes sense is possibly patient
Speaker 1: zero for impacts in the UK was a gay man
Speaker 1: and like, maybe that's what they're going with it.
Speaker 4: We're talking about it was a normal that way.
Speaker 5: It went to Africa it was a normal person the
Speaker 5: quote unquote, and like it's been spreading into Africa and
Speaker 5: like the Tongo and different places like that, and it's
Speaker 5: been slowly creeping around the globe. I don't quite understand
Speaker 5: because they have a strategic national stockpile and that's apparently
Speaker 5: where they house all of the vaccines that they've stockpiled
Speaker 5: for in the case of a pandemic again, which they've
Speaker 5: been quote unquote making the monkey pops vaccine, but they
Speaker 5: just revolutionized that somehow is now now approved. But like
Speaker 5: it's been in the works first few years. The information
Speaker 5: is kind of like all over the place. So I'm
Speaker 5: trying to understand why, Like when did they actually make
Speaker 5: this vaccine? How long has this been a real threat?
Speaker 5: Why is it now becoming more of a threat during
Speaker 5: campaign season when the globe seems to be right now
Speaker 5: there's so much shit happening, Like why the Congo while
Speaker 5: they're experiencing their genocide and everything else? Like what is
Speaker 5: like what how does it all tie in? Is what
Speaker 5: I'm trying to understand.
Speaker 2: Wow, Okay, so.
Speaker 1: I understand why, especially in an electioneer when the quote
Speaker 1: unquote leader of the free world's about to be selected
Speaker 1: and all that why they would ramp up things to
Speaker 1: cause chaos. We see that with the wars going around
Speaker 1: the world, we see that with the fear, we see
Speaker 1: that with the assassination attempts.
Speaker 2: It's all, it's all part of the plan.
Speaker 1: And I get I understand why they would want to
Speaker 1: throw another pandemic in the mix of all of that.
Speaker 1: But you're right, this is they're going about it a
Speaker 1: weird way this time. It's not even like it's not
Speaker 1: following the same procedures last time, but it's like it
Speaker 1: it doesn't even actually make sense.
Speaker 5: It's subtle, and it just doesn't make any sense as
Speaker 5: to why. And like the monkey pox spreads through fluids,
Speaker 5: animals mainly like rodents and stuff, skin to skin contact
Speaker 5: because of the rash and the blisters, and apparently breathing
Speaker 5: as well, because it's if you're infected with it, you
Speaker 5: can somehow transmit it to somebody by breathing, like coughing saliva,
Speaker 5: I'm assuming is what it's saying, but it just said
Speaker 5: breathing on people.
Speaker 1: It's not kind of I remember that guy who was like,
Speaker 1: we need to breathe less wetly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's wetly like I don't. Okay. What I found
Speaker 5: to be interesting though about like this whole thing, is
Speaker 5: that I was looking into like the like I said earlier,
Speaker 5: I was trying to figure out how or why they
Speaker 5: changed the vaccine to smallpox. I didn't know this though.
Speaker 5: The Soviet Union in the nineteen late nineteen sixties were
Speaker 5: the ones that actually like revolutionized like the vaccines. They
Speaker 5: would be the ones that they did freeze, tried freeze
Speaker 5: dried vaccines that basically eliminated smallpox from Eastern Europe, China,
Speaker 5: and India. I had no idea that that was a thing,
Speaker 5: but like it, it really was, Like I read through
Speaker 5: the whole thing, and the Soviet Union were the ones
Speaker 5: that figured out how to freeze dry the vaccines to
Speaker 5: be able to distribute it better.
Speaker 1: Okay, so they're not the ones that cured smallpox, they're
Speaker 1: the ones that revolutionized the way to make it readily
Speaker 1: accessible for the world.
Speaker 5: Yes, but they eliminated it. But that process that they
Speaker 5: invented that they were helping they actually eliminated it from
Speaker 5: Eastern Europe, China, and India. They did.
Speaker 2: Wow. I mean that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 1: But again, that's if we are to believe the vaccines
Speaker 1: are good for you, because there's so much evidence to
Speaker 1: say that there's zero evidence vaccines have helped ever, but that.
Speaker 5: Vaccine in particular was completely different. So the vaccine itself
Speaker 5: was created in seventeen ninety six by this guy that
Speaker 5: actually went and he did the component of cowpox, and
Speaker 5: he went up to the sores and he actually got
Speaker 5: the sore fluid and then injected it in an eight
Speaker 5: year old.
Speaker 1: Yeah no know, Okay, so this is where inoculation happened.
Speaker 1: And if I'm not mistaken, it was actually a slave
Speaker 1: owner that noticed that certain slaves went for a higher
Speaker 1: price in America if they had a certain scar on them,
Speaker 1: because certain tribes in Africa had done this to their
Speaker 1: children at a very young age. They would take some
Speaker 1: puss from a cowpox or somebody who was sick and
Speaker 1: put it in their child. They may not have understood
Speaker 1: the depths of the German warfare and all these types
Speaker 1: of things, but they knew that it worked and if
Speaker 1: they did this to their children, they wouldn't catch the pox.
Speaker 1: And then I forget the guy's name, who was actually.
Speaker 5: Something or Edward Something, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But he's been a while, but yeah.
Speaker 5: He did, like an eight year old. Well, the eight
Speaker 5: year old is the one that he infected, was patient zero,
Speaker 5: and then he infected himself later on, like a year later,
Speaker 5: and then like they created it from there. But the
Speaker 5: original strands of small Park were and what they used
Speaker 5: during like the eradication period between the fifty nine and
Speaker 5: eighty were a completely different way of making vaccines than
Speaker 5: they do now because then they started trying. The thing
Speaker 5: about the vaccines is that they needed it to last longer,
Speaker 5: so they needed it to be able to sustain on
Speaker 5: the shelves, They needed it to be able to transmit easier,
Speaker 5: and all this stuff. So they started experimenting with chemicals.
Speaker 5: And I cannot find the actual information. I've read it
Speaker 5: before multiple times, but I don't know where to look
Speaker 5: at this point. I think it's in actually a book
Speaker 5: of mine, so I'm going to have to search for it.
Speaker 5: But pretty much they once they started adding in the
Speaker 5: aluminum and the high levels of mercury and they started
Speaker 5: to actually change how it was like a protein base.
Speaker 5: Then that's how it started to become more dangerous. And
Speaker 5: then now we have you know, we have the inactive ones,
Speaker 5: we have the the live ones that are have the
Speaker 5: live virus, those are the ones that can shed and stuff.
Speaker 5: Then you have like the protein protein based ones that
Speaker 5: attach to your proteins. Like it just depends on you
Speaker 5: know what type, and it depends on if they're deadly
Speaker 5: or not and compared to what they used to be.
Speaker 1: So is the impox vaccine a live virus?
Speaker 5: The latest one that they're trying to use is and
Speaker 5: I'm going to butcher this name because I can't say names,
Speaker 5: but it's Janios. It's a weird name, but it's a live,
Speaker 5: non replicating one. And what that means is is it
Speaker 5: does not contain the live virus of the monkey pox
Speaker 5: or smallpox, but it contains a sister virus, which is
Speaker 5: vinica virus. It's closely related and it's a modified form
Speaker 5: so it doesn't cause the disease to replicate inside the
Speaker 5: human cells. So it's not actually the live virus. That's
Speaker 5: all I can find about the mutation difference. But they
Speaker 5: don't actually say, like what other chemical components are in
Speaker 5: the monkey pox. But it's still only at a seventy
Speaker 5: to eighty two percent rate of like maybe working. But
Speaker 5: all of us that like I've already gotten smallpox twice.
Speaker 5: I got it when I was a kid on my shoulder,
Speaker 5: and then I got in the Marine Corps when I
Speaker 5: went overseas. They gave it to me on my arm.
Speaker 5: And that was the live virus because it actually like
Speaker 5: spread and all this crap and you had to be
Speaker 5: really careful and you know.
Speaker 7: All that stuff.
Speaker 5: But like this in particular, apparently we might be immune
Speaker 5: to it. Maybe they don't quite know, they don't quite understand,
Speaker 5: but somehow this is now becoming like a global issue
Speaker 5: that has been labeled the pretty much labeled the next pandemic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you have been seeing it like getting tossed around
Speaker 3: a lot. And honestly, like I mean, I drive to
Speaker 3: Louisiana and back to Texas every other weekend and I'm
Speaker 3: constantly seeing like these crazy billboards. And that's one of
Speaker 3: the billboards that I see along the way is you know,
Speaker 3: get vaccinated or protect yourself against mpox. Right, And so
Speaker 3: I was just looking this up, and I'm always for
Speaker 3: the next natural alternative, Like if I can get rid
Speaker 3: of a headache or a stomach ache or whatever is
Speaker 3: ailing me, like I would prefer to, you know, take
Speaker 3: some kind of like natural shit, And so I was
Speaker 3: looking up what people have done for a long time whenever,
Speaker 3: you know, in regards to monkey pocks, and what I'm
Speaker 3: seeing a lot is people are using gensing to fight
Speaker 3: against it.
Speaker 4: So if this is something.
Speaker 3: That that you're gonna have to worry about kind of
Speaker 3: like how you know, we were all using like vitamin
Speaker 3: what is it, Vitamin D and quinine and all these
Speaker 3: things to protect against COVID. You might want to start
Speaker 3: stacking up on gensing because and I don't know if
Speaker 3: they maybe not the maybe the pill form, maybe just
Speaker 3: the natural root itself or whatever, however you can get
Speaker 3: your hands on it, Maybe that's something that you want
Speaker 3: to stock up on.
Speaker 1: I mean, you remember when COVID took off and everybody
Speaker 1: was going on about the quinine, right, wasn't it in
Speaker 1: the tonic water? And then it was the monoclodal animal
Speaker 1: And then we had all like which.
Speaker 3: They tried to restrict from everybody because people were more
Speaker 3: prone to getting the monoclone antibodies as opposed to the vaccine,
Speaker 3: so they started making it a lot harder to get
Speaker 3: remember that.
Speaker 1: And then like the ivermectin conversation came up and then
Speaker 1: it was like horse, do you armour? And then I
Speaker 1: was like no, no, no, wait, that's been given to
Speaker 1: humans for a very very long time, but they wouldn't
Speaker 1: give it to you from your local doctor.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't prescribe it.
Speaker 1: So a lot of people did, in fact have to
Speaker 1: go to pet stores and find ivermectin, which, for the record,
Speaker 1: people are going people are gonna turn their nose up
Speaker 1: at that, and it's like, for the record, you understand
Speaker 1: the same penicillin or a maxacillin or whatever syllins you're
Speaker 1: using for antibiotics. The pet stores have that, Like the
Speaker 1: pet doctors are giving animals low doses of the same
Speaker 1: sizes of antibiotics that we have to take. Okay, they
Speaker 1: give them the same types of ivermectin that humans take.
Speaker 1: So as we look at all of those things that
Speaker 1: they were talking about with COVID that may or may
Speaker 1: not help quote unquote, even though we know they had
Speaker 1: a lot of science behind I'm very curious what they're
Speaker 1: gonna say is gonna be the alternative remedies to the impox?
Speaker 3: Well, they're just gonna call those people crazy for taking
Speaker 3: Jensen or whatever the alternative things are, because I mean, dude,
Speaker 3: fucking they literally made Joe Rogan's face a shade of
Speaker 3: gray to push the narrative, like think or shade of yellow.
Speaker 4: Whatever the fuck.
Speaker 3: It was, like, this is the level of propaganda that
Speaker 3: are that are in cahoots with the pharmaceutical industries because
Speaker 3: you look at it, like, uh, this this segment of
Speaker 3: the you know, Don Lemon's fucking whatever show is presented
Speaker 3: to you by Pfizer, and so like you see where
Speaker 3: so much of that money is coming to, and like
Speaker 3: it's really everywhere, Like there's so much money in vaccines
Speaker 3: that they they can pay everybody to just spread false
Speaker 3: shit about it.
Speaker 1: You know, bro didn't Rogan like, I don't know if
Speaker 1: he actually went through it or not, but I know
Speaker 1: he was talking about suing CNN for like defamation essentially,
Speaker 1: and basically all he was askingoking for for them to
Speaker 1: apologize and take it down and like admit that they
Speaker 1: fucked around with it, and they refused. I don't know
Speaker 1: whatever became of that, but yeah, that was a big
Speaker 1: deal for a bit.
Speaker 3: Well you know what they're gonna do, CNN. I don't
Speaker 3: know if this is what they did. I never really
Speaker 3: followed up with that. But I can imagine that they
Speaker 3: probably just threw one person under the bus and say
Speaker 3: that this person went rogue and this is what he
Speaker 3: went rogue, and but like this one person, you know,
Speaker 3: just decided to go off on their own, the same
Speaker 3: old bullshit that they were trying to say at the Olympics.
Speaker 4: Well, it's just we don't have control of that. It's
Speaker 4: just one person we're gonna throw.
Speaker 3: Under the bus while we show literally millions of people
Speaker 3: what's on TV. You're trying to say that, like that
Speaker 3: segment was overlooked by one person and not the entire
Speaker 3: you know, channel or whatever these things. Dude, there's there's
Speaker 3: literally people. I don't know if anybody's ever been like
Speaker 3: an extra in a film or been on set for
Speaker 3: anything like that. They go through each individual ingredient, if
Speaker 3: you will, of the shows or movies or whatever, frame
Speaker 3: by frame, like it is down to an absolute science.
Speaker 3: Now that most most like TV shows are like three, four, five,
Speaker 3: six frames per second somewhere usually in there. So you're
Speaker 3: getting into the fraction of a second per frame that
Speaker 3: they know every single detail about. You're trying to say
Speaker 3: that this one person just got away with it, Get it?
Speaker 3: Get out of here with that.
Speaker 1: I could even let go certain little slip ups, right,
Speaker 1: like the famously the final season of Game of Thrones,
Speaker 1: there was a Starbucks cup on one of the tables.
Speaker 2: And it's like, how did that happen?
Speaker 1: Like, Okay, I give at least a little credence to
Speaker 1: human error. You know, the display at the Olympics cannot
Speaker 1: be chalked up to oops human error on one pertin,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: And I actually don't buy that that whole Starbucks thing
Speaker 3: was an accident. I Like, I know that some people
Speaker 3: will say that, but you're trying to tell me, of
Speaker 3: all things, it wouldn't have just been like a Circle
Speaker 3: K cup of coffee. It wouldn't have been some local coffee.
Speaker 3: It had to be Starbucks. I mean, that's the only
Speaker 3: company that has the money as far as coffee goes,
Speaker 3: to be able to say, hey, look, just say that
Speaker 3: you fucked up.
Speaker 4: We need the publicity right now, dude.
Speaker 1: Starbucks is in a big rebranding right now. Have you
Speaker 1: heard about this? The old CEO that sold the company
Speaker 1: has now retaken over and he wants it go back
Speaker 1: to like the traditional Italian coffee lounge type of vibe
Speaker 1: instead of the place where people order on their phones
Speaker 1: to grab it from the counter and take off.
Speaker 2: He wants to bring back the true atmosphere.
Speaker 1: Have you ever looked into the real thing that Starbucks
Speaker 1: has one of the largest private bank accounts that they
Speaker 1: don't have to pay taxes on period on earth trust
Speaker 1: because of that app.
Speaker 4: Yep, it's a whole trust. Dude.
Speaker 2: I just learned about this.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, like legitimately, that money is never going
Speaker 1: to get used ever by like most people who like
Speaker 1: it's on a twenty dollars gift card that they forgot
Speaker 1: about in their wallet.
Speaker 2: Whatever, Well, what happens to that twenty dollars on the
Speaker 2: gift card?
Speaker 1: Oh, Starbucks keeps it and invests it in venture capitalist
Speaker 1: ventures and okay, here we go. Now Starbucks is like
Speaker 1: an actual global superpower if they decided to turn it
Speaker 1: that way.
Speaker 2: That's wild.
Speaker 4: Coffee, dude, Fucking coffee dude.
Speaker 5: I found some I don't understand how this is becoming
Speaker 5: such a big deal, this monkey pox, because I'm reading
Speaker 5: a thing from twenty if from twenty twenty two tropical
Speaker 5: just random steroid creams, vasoline, aquifer taking sits baths, EPs
Speaker 5: and salt antibacterial ointments in histamines help and then anti
Speaker 5: virals like if you had like herpies, you could use
Speaker 5: vowel tracks like random random stuffs. And I'm like, so,
Speaker 5: why is this such a big push for this vaccine then?
Speaker 5: Like I'm reading through this and I'm like, I don't
Speaker 5: understand how this is just like it's like a it's
Speaker 5: a flu. It's like a it's like a flu with
Speaker 5: a rash that has really bad source and like with
Speaker 5: like back pain and stuff like that, but like it's
Speaker 5: it's not seeming to be like that deadly like comparative
Speaker 5: to smallpox, which like millions have died. So I'm just
Speaker 5: trying to understand like why like these things were listed
Speaker 5: and there's like a whole news thing that talked all
Speaker 5: about it, and like you could take gen syng it
Speaker 5: doesn't saying yep, genseen pills you can take that. You
Speaker 5: can do like organic muscle muscle and joint pain stuff
Speaker 5: to help. Like I don't quite understand how that's how
Speaker 5: this is so deadly then, and how this is going
Speaker 5: to be the next pandemic if it's the now, I
Speaker 5: will say, the rashes ooh, Like you really don't want
Speaker 5: that shit, Like, I'm not gonna lie, But why now
Speaker 5: after two years or yeah, two years of this happening,
Speaker 5: why is it so deadly now?
Speaker 3: Like, well, it's because if there's fear, there's money to
Speaker 3: be made, you know.
Speaker 2: Right, So we and that's the problem.
Speaker 1: We don't even know how quote unquote deadly COVID actually
Speaker 1: was because the numbers got so conflated, we'll never actually
Speaker 1: know how many people died directly from the virus or
Speaker 1: how many of them died as a result of the
Speaker 1: vaccines or from medical maltreatment or whatever else because everything
Speaker 1: just got thrown to the winds.
Speaker 2: A car crash was COVID related?
Speaker 1: That kind of shit, right, So we actually don't know
Speaker 1: how deadly it was, So who's to say how actually
Speaker 1: deadly monkey pox is, which, by the way, they're gonna
Speaker 1: keep throwing out that it's like a smallpox this like
Speaker 1: you know, chicken pox is also a thing, like like,
Speaker 1: don't let the pox words scare you.
Speaker 2: Yes it may be yet yo yo.
Speaker 1: From everything we're reading about, the skin rash would be
Speaker 1: bad and I'm not wanting any part of that drama.
Speaker 1: But the way to cure it and treat it sounds
Speaker 1: like very very basic and accessible, right.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, like baking soda and ebson salt baths. You
Speaker 5: don't scratch your wounds, you keep them dry with antiseptic wash.
Speaker 5: You be careful with the lesions that can happen in
Speaker 5: your mouth with salt water.
Speaker 2: Like it sounds about the same as chicken pox.
Speaker 1: If your child was to develop chicken pox, you would
Speaker 1: do literally this list of things.
Speaker 4: Yeh, maybe a little oatmeal bath.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really strange. I'm trying to just like, I
Speaker 5: don't get how this is such a such an issue.
Speaker 3: Well, because it's not, and they need more fear to
Speaker 3: push because they saw how successful the first campaign of
Speaker 3: disease went. So there's money to be made all the time. Well, look, Raven,
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