Speaker 1: Oh that's are Hello, and welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: This is the Cult of Conspiracy. My name is Jonathan,
Speaker 2: and tonight is the Cult Member live show. Welcome in
Speaker 2: everybody for the live show. It's always a good time.
Speaker 2: Great to see y'all's face is here. Early commerce dude
Speaker 2: just put that link out like two minutes ago, and
Speaker 2: already everybody's flooding in. So I love it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Luke already chiming in, saying, Jonathan, I don't know if
Speaker 2: you've heard or not, but Crow got footage of the
Speaker 2: waves going across the sun. I can't say that I'm shocked.
Speaker 2: I kind of expected it, to be honest with you,
Speaker 2: because if it's happening to the sun, I almost knew
Speaker 2: that it was going to happen, if it was gonna
Speaker 2: be if it was happening to the moon, almost knew
Speaker 2: it was going to happen to the Sun. I think
Speaker 2: that when we look up in the sky, we think
Speaker 2: we're looking at something and it might not be what
Speaker 2: we have been taught. Now am I gonna sit here?
Speaker 2: And this is why I always like joke and say,
Speaker 2: well space is fake and gay and all that kind
Speaker 2: of shit. It's not that it's not existent, like clearly
Speaker 2: when you look up you see something. But the problem
Speaker 2: is is that all of your sources of anything that
Speaker 2: is outside of lower Earth orbit you have to rely
Speaker 2: on your government. And I'm sorry, but you know we're
Speaker 2: coming up on a thousand episodisodes of a thousand different
Speaker 2: different reasons why you shouldn't trust your government, and yet
Speaker 2: we still do. That doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen anything about crows footage of the wave
Speaker 3: on the Sun in the past week, though, There's been
Speaker 3: some wild shit go down with the Sun right now.
Speaker 3: They say there's a massive hole on the surface of
Speaker 3: the Sun that's in the shape of a butterfly, and
Speaker 3: allegedly it is shooting out one hundred and eighty six
Speaker 3: thousand light particles in the into space right now, and
Speaker 3: that's why we're having some crazy northern lights go on
Speaker 3: around the Earth.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to make of it.
Speaker 3: On top of all that three Eye at Lists got
Speaker 3: its wild shit going on it, I don't know. I
Speaker 3: haven't seen the crow footage of the Sun. I am
Speaker 3: very interested to see it, bro I.
Speaker 2: Still don't know what to make out of that whole
Speaker 2: three Eye Atlist shit. You hear some people that are like,
Speaker 2: it's an alien mothership, and then other people are like, dude,
Speaker 2: it's nothing but an asteroid. But it doesn't seem to
Speaker 2: fit either one of those perfectly. To be honest with you.
Speaker 3: It's not acting like an asteroid or a comet has
Speaker 3: ever acted before like I was. I was actually believe
Speaker 3: it or not, Jacob went TikTok live twice in the
Speaker 3: last few days.
Speaker 4: Shocker, I know.
Speaker 3: But you know, I'm on this very long drive home
Speaker 3: from Philadelphia, so I had to do something to keep
Speaker 3: the road entertaining.
Speaker 4: And we were talking about that.
Speaker 3: So this the the tail coming off the front end
Speaker 3: of three eye at lists and coming off the back end.
Speaker 3: This would be equivalent to all right, you know, like
Speaker 3: when your cars started on a cold morning, you got
Speaker 3: steam coming out of your exhausts uh huh, okay, think
Speaker 3: of if you also had an exhaust coming out of
Speaker 3: the front of your.
Speaker 4: Car and the back.
Speaker 3: Okay, cool, you got steam coming out of the back,
Speaker 3: no big deal. But as you're driving down the road
Speaker 3: there is steam shooting out from the front of your
Speaker 3: car that that don't make no sense. It would just
Speaker 3: the motion itself would blow it backwards. The tail off
Speaker 3: of the front and back of three Eye at lists
Speaker 3: is just pretty much defying all things we thought we
Speaker 3: knew about how ship flies through space. Then they keep
Speaker 3: coming up with, oh, it's completely made out of copper. Oh, no,
Speaker 3: it's completely made out of nickel. Now it's completely made
Speaker 3: out of iron. It shit's wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah it is. It's absolutely wild. I you know,
Speaker 2: I don't really know what to make of it. I
Speaker 2: don't really know what to trust about it, to be
Speaker 2: honest with you, you know, like, where where do you
Speaker 2: get trustworthy sources talking about something that is beyond lower
Speaker 2: Earth orbit?
Speaker 3: You know, Like, I love how the experts also can't
Speaker 3: agree on anything with it. Yeah, you got that alone
Speaker 3: should be a massive red flag with people.
Speaker 2: What's his name over at a Yale I think is
Speaker 2: Hobby Lobe. I think that's his name. And he's the
Speaker 2: one that's like, oh, it's clearly extraterrestrial. But he said
Speaker 2: that same exact shit about the for the one eye
Speaker 2: and the two eye, and he's saying three eye is
Speaker 2: also so I don't know, I mean, could just be
Speaker 2: another thing in the sky that I don't know. Anyway, Luke,
Speaker 2: you've been having your hand up. What are your thoughts
Speaker 2: on this whole three I at lists conversation, sir.
Speaker 5: The first thing I was going to say is when
Speaker 5: they told me they got the footage of the waves
Speaker 5: going across the Moon or of the Sun.
Speaker 4: I looked at the.
Speaker 6: Solar data for that.
Speaker 5: Date that he actually got it, and for a very
Speaker 5: calm day on the surface of the Sun, for some reason,
Speaker 5: the wind speed kicked up probably about two times as
Speaker 5: much as what it typically is at and the interplanetary
Speaker 5: magnetic field went out to about five times the amount
Speaker 5: that it's usually at. Meanwhile, there were no flares, no
Speaker 5: mass ejections, and nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been hearing that the human resonance has been
Speaker 2: going a little crazy here lately. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: we're getting somebody who because I'm gonna be out real
Speaker 2: with you, like, I know what the human resonance is,
Speaker 2: it's basically Earth's frequency, but beyond that, I don't know
Speaker 2: how to read that chart. I don't know what a
Speaker 2: high and a lie and a volley and a peak
Speaker 2: and you know what stability looks like with all that
Speaker 2: kind of shit. So we actually had like one of
Speaker 2: the leading people that I follow reach out to us,
Speaker 2: and she's like super well versed in the whole Shuman
Speaker 2: residence thing, and so she's gonna be coming onto Meta
Speaker 2: here soon. But from what she's been saying amongst others,
Speaker 2: they've been saying that the three I AT list has
Speaker 2: been kind of messing with the Shuman residence here a
Speaker 2: little bit too. So that's what I'm saying. It's all
Speaker 2: over the board. I don't know what to believe.
Speaker 5: So what the regular reading for it is is basically
Speaker 5: lightning strikes going across the Earth in general, and each
Speaker 5: little one, instead of making the earth ring it more,
Speaker 5: kind of makes it ping in a localized area just
Speaker 5: because of the size difference. I mean, we have my
Speaker 5: own reason as to why it does what it does,
Speaker 5: and we can go into that at some other time.
Speaker 5: But as far as three atlis, I will say it
Speaker 5: is very easy for spectral lines to be suppressed. So
Speaker 5: just because you're not seeing a spectral line show up
Speaker 5: and they're saying, oh, it doesn't have this element and
Speaker 5: it doesn't have this element, that doesn't mean anything at all.
Speaker 5: They can easily be suppressed.
Speaker 2: Makes sense? Yeah, interesting, Yeah, I just don't know what
Speaker 2: to think. Oh, by the way, Jacob is on a
Speaker 2: road trip right now, so that's why you're not seeing
Speaker 2: his face, and that's why his audio is. We're gonna
Speaker 2: say par. I don't want to say subpar. It's just par.
Speaker 2: And that's okay because we're here and we're rocking, baby,
Speaker 2: So let's see here. Getting back to the messages, Luke said,
Speaker 2: I can be your new source. Hell yeah, Luke, you
Speaker 2: already are our source, sir, fucking right Midnight cong said,
Speaker 2: what up, fam, what's up? Midnight? Calm my dude.
Speaker 3: Hey, yeah, Like Jonathan was saying, I'm on a road
Speaker 3: trip right now. If my audio randomly cuts out, my apologies,
Speaker 3: just like tell me and I'll try to reiterate whatever
Speaker 3: I had just said. But I'm I'm doing my best here.
Speaker 3: You know, one monkey don't stop, no show.
Speaker 2: That's right, sir. God Is Love said, it's like the
Speaker 2: outside projection in silo, Jacob, do you know that reference?
Speaker 4: I do not. I'm gonna need some clarification on that one.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that. Dougie three Eyed Blumpkin says, Happy
Speaker 2: Veterans Day.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Dougie.
Speaker 3: Also, my brother, I am sorry that I didn't I
Speaker 3: didn't even check to see if you had messaged me.
Speaker 3: The last four days have been Oh my god, Philadelphia
Speaker 3: is a fun town, I will say that, and there
Speaker 3: was probably upwards of I feel like I'm lowballing it
Speaker 3: by saying there was like a thousand marines on the
Speaker 3: streets of Philadelphia just doing eight shit, you know, just
Speaker 3: being absolute degenerates.
Speaker 4: And it was an amazing time.
Speaker 3: But with that being said, I had zip down time
Speaker 3: to even try to make any kind of meetings happen.
Speaker 3: So I am very very sorry that I did not
Speaker 3: make that happen to meet up with you, brother. But
Speaker 3: hopefully one day soon I will be returning back to
Speaker 3: Philly for the Ton Tavern once it's completed and finished.
Speaker 4: Hopefully at that time we can make a meetup happen.
Speaker 2: Brother Jacob, Just out of curiosity, how many different kinds
Speaker 2: of fucked up did you get while you're out there
Speaker 2: with your marine folk?
Speaker 4: Oh? Brother, I yes, all of them. All of them
Speaker 4: is the answer.
Speaker 2: Very well, let's see here, Mario said, hello y'all, hope
Speaker 2: everyone had a good weekend. Happy belated birthday to my
Speaker 2: marine bros.
Speaker 4: H Rah, happy birthday, bro, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Uh will of the God says hey, good evening and
Speaker 2: Happy Veterans Day. Everybody's chiming in on that. I love it.
Speaker 2: Let's see what else Tony said. Happy Armisice Day, eleven
Speaker 2: eleven of nineteen eighteen is today eleven eleven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's That's where Veterans Day came from. Was Armistice Day,
Speaker 3: basically the day they called the Pea Street for World
Speaker 3: War One, and from that we get what the Americans
Speaker 3: turned into Veterans Day. The rest of the world sees
Speaker 3: it as Armistice Day.
Speaker 2: Not very mystic of me to not realize that today
Speaker 2: was eleven eleven until eight o'clock at night. But that's okay.
Speaker 2: To be alive, said, what's up, guys, another beautiful day
Speaker 2: to be alive. See what you did there? It is
Speaker 2: it is. I'm feeling especially good today. I butt chugged
Speaker 2: another green coffee, so you know, got me feeling right.
Speaker 2: And dude, I mean, hey, I know people have been
Speaker 2: laughing at that kind of shit, and people have been
Speaker 2: almost making fun of me. But I'm like, dude, until
Speaker 2: you try it, you'll never know what it's like to quote.
Speaker 4: Look, it's only a dumb if it doesn't work right.
Speaker 2: I mean, dude, and it goes back to Egyptian times.
Speaker 2: They were doing that, Like this is not new, you know,
Speaker 2: this is a very very old practice and it was
Speaker 2: actually meant to almost like wake up your brain, and
Speaker 2: there's a lot of really good benefits to it. I
Speaker 2: was talking to my dad about it earlier today and
Speaker 2: he was like, I don't know, it's kind of gay
Speaker 2: to be like shoving something up your ass, though, and
Speaker 2: I was like, I know, if you can get past that,
Speaker 2: it's really not bad. It's no more than the thickness
Speaker 2: of a suppository. If you've ever tried a suppository, right,
Speaker 2: and which you know, you feel a little weird shoving
Speaker 2: anything up your ass. But either way, my point is
Speaker 2: is that I have terrible gut issues and I would
Speaker 2: like to fix that. So that's where I'm coming from.
Speaker 4: Again, it's only dumb if it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: And be honest with you, I don't think i've read
Speaker 3: one negative review of those that do green coffee in Emmas.
Speaker 4: I've never done it myself.
Speaker 3: I'm curious, but I mean, brother, if it's doing better
Speaker 3: for your gut, health and energy and all the things,
Speaker 3: I mean, hey.
Speaker 2: Dude, So I was trying to you know, illustrate that
Speaker 2: to my dad earlier, because my dad was asking about
Speaker 2: it and everything, and and so he was like, what
Speaker 2: are the health benefits now? We don't like. It's not
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to promote this. We don't have any
Speaker 2: promotion or anything. I just whenever I find something that works,
Speaker 2: not yet, maybe one day, but whenever I find something
Speaker 2: that works, I always like to share it with everybody.
Speaker 2: Y'all always see me with this this blue tongue. Right,
Speaker 2: I'm still on that methylene blue. I don't give a
Speaker 2: fuck when anybody says it works for me. So and
Speaker 2: as far as the green coffee enema, so it's good
Speaker 2: for detoxing your liver. And it's a glue to thione
Speaker 2: boost which glue to thione is, uh, let me see
Speaker 2: where I had it right here. So glue to thione
Speaker 2: is your body's master detox chemical. So like it's boosting
Speaker 2: that and so people feel clear headed, less foggy, more energized,
Speaker 2: and less sluggish. It's good for obviously constipation and digestive
Speaker 2: releief relief. Rather, it's good for better mood and mental
Speaker 2: clarity because it helps with brain fog, irritability, fatigue, and
Speaker 2: even an anxiety as well, which makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 2: It's good for reducing inflammation, so as far as like
Speaker 2: joint pain, inflammation, headaches, and even skin flare ups. It's
Speaker 2: good for dude, That's what I'm saying. It's fucking multifaceted.
Speaker 2: It is like a miracle. Honestly. It's good for immune
Speaker 2: system boost, it's good for weight loss, mood lift, and
Speaker 2: it's just a many many good things. I'm sure a
Speaker 2: lot of people don't really care to hear about this
Speaker 2: kind of shit because I lost them at shoving something
Speaker 2: up your ass. But i mean, hey, if it works,
Speaker 2: it works, and I'll just put it this way. I
Speaker 2: don't get aroused whenever I shove shove a hose up
Speaker 2: my ass. Just in case anybody's wondering.
Speaker 4: I mean again, not yet.
Speaker 2: Hey you watch I'm not into ass play.
Speaker 4: You know this.
Speaker 2: I don't want to play with nobody's ass. I don't
Speaker 2: want nobody nobody playing with my ass. I'm good on that.
Speaker 2: I want to stick to the front. But that's my
Speaker 2: favorite part, right the kabbala king my dude, my kind
Speaker 2: of language.
Speaker 7: What's up, dude, Like the very fucking it's like the
Speaker 7: best like antioccident out there. Man, I do the anti
Speaker 7: Glutathian injections, and after starting those injections once a week,
Speaker 7: it's been a profound effect, like on your mental clarity
Speaker 7: and everything like that, and it's still a lot better,
Speaker 7: all the energized, Like you feel really energized. Combining that
Speaker 7: with na D, it's uh, it's it's awesome, dude, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: I do that same exact thing I do the I
Speaker 2: do the Oh, actually no, I don't do na D.
Speaker 2: I do NAC, which very it's.
Speaker 7: Is amazing, dude. I literally did the I was doing.
Speaker 7: I was well back when I was drinking a lot
Speaker 7: I was taking I was working on a clinic where
Speaker 7: I was able to do my own blood work, and
Speaker 7: my liver enzymes were really high. So I started taking
Speaker 7: the NAC and that within a week my within a
Speaker 7: week of still drinking and taking the NAC, my liver
Speaker 7: enzimes got back to normal baseline.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, And you know what they say, dude,
Speaker 2: I mean you have your your second brain is in
Speaker 2: your gut. I actually I think it's actually reversed. I
Speaker 2: think that our brain is borderline. I don't want to
Speaker 2: say ours. I don't want to speak for everybody, but
Speaker 2: for me, my brain is borderline useless when my gut
Speaker 2: is in disarray, Like I that's just how so whenever
Speaker 2: my gut and everything on the all my innards are
Speaker 2: feeling clean and digested and all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 2: my brain works a lot better. And so I would
Speaker 2: almost say it's almost like like a prebiotic you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying.
Speaker 8: It's kind of like crazy.
Speaker 7: Think about the NEC too, it's a it's a little
Speaker 7: bit of a conspiracy talk about a NEC is one
Speaker 7: COVID hit and everything, because anyc is good for it's
Speaker 7: an anta accident. It's good for your liver, but it
Speaker 7: also has a lot of pulmonary function and everything like that.
Speaker 7: But helps with your pulmonary function. But the government was
Speaker 7: actually trying to make it into a prescription during COVID.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. That was one of the things that people
Speaker 2: are having a hard time getting with a long with
Speaker 2: the what was the horsepace called well quinine. But you
Speaker 2: know what I'm talking about, all the things that everybody
Speaker 2: was saying you shouldn't do, it's like if I yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: uh and and fem bendazol, but like both of those,
Speaker 2: along with NAC, it was extremely difficult for some people
Speaker 2: to get their hands on that kind of stuff. And
Speaker 2: here's my thing. If it doesn't work, why are you
Speaker 2: doing everything in your power to take it off the shelves?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. It's like like they make
Speaker 2: it so obvious to me, you know, whenever they start
Speaker 2: doing it like that.
Speaker 3: Hearing you talk about this and how there's so many
Speaker 3: benefits of doing the anima, it's basically the same conversation
Speaker 3: as not being constipated, because that's what leads to all
Speaker 3: these other things we were talking about.
Speaker 4: And I thought of this Indian guy.
Speaker 3: He I don't know if he was a guru or
Speaker 3: just random Indian dude a you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: But either way he was sitting there. I'm gonna try
Speaker 3: to not butcher the Indian acts in here. He's like,
Speaker 3: before you make a decision, before you do anything major
Speaker 3: in your life, take a shit. How are you going
Speaker 3: to make a clear mental decision when your body is
Speaker 3: full of shit before you do anything big, stop what
Speaker 3: you're doing and take a shit.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, big dog, I don't even know if.
Speaker 3: That's backed by science, but you're speaking a lot of likes,
Speaker 3: a lot of things that make sense to me right now.
Speaker 2: Brown, Yeah, yeah, it's like, what was it in Back
Speaker 2: to the Future. I think it was the second one
Speaker 2: whenever Marty goes into the past and Doc's there and
Speaker 2: he's like because Marty keeps on saying that every oh
Speaker 2: that's heavy, man, that's heavy, and Docs like it, is
Speaker 2: everything more heavy in the future? Is everything more dense
Speaker 2: in the future or something like that, you know, And no,
Speaker 2: it's like, no, it's just a phrase basically, but you
Speaker 2: do feel like a lot heavier.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 2: Whenever you're backed up like that, I know that there's
Speaker 2: a lot of people out there and got those kind
Speaker 2: of issues. Ain't got to worry about it. But I
Speaker 2: also know that there is a lot of people that
Speaker 2: do have those issues, and so whenever I find something
Speaker 2: like that, I know I want to try and share
Speaker 2: the wealth. And as far as who was it that
Speaker 2: asked God is Love said, oh, you asked what nac is,
Speaker 2: and then Kabala King answered, but yeah, it's uh, it's
Speaker 2: really good. It's another glute to thione thing, you know,
Speaker 2: So that glue to thione is very important. As far
Speaker 2: as helping to detox you of all of the you know,
Speaker 2: heavy metals and all this other bullshit that's not good
Speaker 2: for you. But yeah, dude, I'm all about I'm trying
Speaker 2: to get as healthy as I possibly can. That's my goal,
Speaker 2: trying to I'm already down to like two eleven right now. Dude,
Speaker 2: lost like eighteen pounds in a little over a month.
Speaker 2: I'm working at it. I will say butt chugging coffee
Speaker 2: will definitely help. But Tony said, oh, Rose said, what's up?
Speaker 9: Fam?
Speaker 4: What up? Rose?
Speaker 2: We only heard you speak that one time. You haven't
Speaker 2: spoken since, so hopefully we get to hear you a
Speaker 2: little bit more. Tony said, I'm i med Al Sharrah,
Speaker 2: the al Qaeda leader of Syria, visited the White House
Speaker 2: and went on Fox News this week. Imagine telling anyone
Speaker 2: that ten years ago. HTG. Greenwald.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a wild time to be alive.
Speaker 2: It's dude, It's all just a crazy song and dance
Speaker 2: is really what's going on. I I like, and I've
Speaker 2: been saying it here for a few months, but I
Speaker 2: I don't trust any of them. I just don't. There's
Speaker 2: nobody I trust in politics outside of the a few,
Speaker 2: but even them. I'm like, you know, one point, I
Speaker 2: had high hopes for some people, and they proved us wrong,
Speaker 2: proved me wrong. Anyway, there are some people that are
Speaker 2: still like, you know, I posted a meme on on
Speaker 2: Instagram like two weeks ago about like it was Matthew
Speaker 2: McConaughey in like twenty twenty five, like January twenty twenty
Speaker 2: five or February whatever, whenever Trump got in, and it
Speaker 2: was you know, McConaughey, all smiling and you know, happy,
Speaker 2: go lucky and everything, and then jumped to like October November,
Speaker 2: and it's it's like, you know what he looks like
Speaker 2: in Dallas Byers Club, like all fucking strung out, looking
Speaker 2: like looking like a junkie, still wearing a MAGA hat
Speaker 2: and still saying like uh uh, make America great again,
Speaker 2: and just hanging on to the tiny little thread of hope.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yo, that that little thread is getting thinner
Speaker 2: and thinner and thinner. I don't know how much more
Speaker 2: you can hang on to. Personally for me, I mean, look,
Speaker 2: I believe that he ran on the Epstein shit. That's
Speaker 2: why we voted him in. That's why I voted him in,
Speaker 2: and nobody wants to talk about it. So I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 2: so you used that bit of inform, that that bit
Speaker 2: of information against us to get us to vote for you,
Speaker 2: and now you're calling us crazy for wanting to look
Speaker 2: into it.
Speaker 3: I also think it's interesting that all of the media
Speaker 3: sources are just saying Syrian leader visits White House. No
Speaker 3: one is acknowledging that he is the Syrian leader of
Speaker 3: al Qaeda, but like, I guess that's just whatever.
Speaker 2: You know, Yeah, what was it? I saw a video
Speaker 2: earlier today about uh, somebody speaking I think was Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't want to misquoted here. It might have been
Speaker 2: Tucker Carlson, but it was like a while back ago,
Speaker 2: and whenever somebody one news anchor was talking to Gaddafi
Speaker 2: and specifically talking about al Qaeda and talking about like
Speaker 2: the planes that hit nine to eleven, and he goes,
Speaker 2: he goes, you never heard about any of these people
Speaker 2: coming from because what was he from? Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: somewhere in.
Speaker 4: There, Ghadafi was Libya.
Speaker 2: Okay, wherever it was coming from. He goes, None of
Speaker 2: those people that carried out that mission trained in the
Speaker 2: Middle East. They all they trained in the United States,
Speaker 2: and he goes, you know, like that that wasn't like
Speaker 2: a Middle Eastern plane, and you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: like the whole hijacking thing, and he was just trying
Speaker 2: to make it obvious without making it obvious, basically saying
Speaker 2: that like, yo, that shit came from inside the house,
Speaker 2: like they were trained here. You're trying to say that
Speaker 2: just a couple of fucking Middle Easterners who are not
Speaker 2: trained in anything just somehow hijacked an airplane, steered it
Speaker 2: into it exactly their target.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like whenever you start looking at it for those
Speaker 2: with those details, it's like, man, so many people, and
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people still that buy into the
Speaker 2: official narrative of nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, oh my god, we were just talking
Speaker 3: about nine to eleven earlier today as a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: and it's like there's a few key things that are
Speaker 3: making people that ten years ago would have never looked
Speaker 3: into conspiracies, right, but now if you look at things critically,
Speaker 3: they're starting to. And I was telling people on the
Speaker 3: TikTok Live like Okay, if you have a friend of
Speaker 3: yours that.
Speaker 4: Is kind of dipping their toes into the water.
Speaker 3: A really good one to start with is nine to
Speaker 3: eleven because like, take away the whole thing about the
Speaker 3: pilots and these planes, take away that these buildings fell
Speaker 3: when they were rated to take way worse than that.
Speaker 3: If nothing else, dude, building seven alone should be a
Speaker 3: massive lynch pin, and like, wait a minute, it certain
Speaker 3: things aren't lining up here. And then if that's incorrect,
Speaker 3: how much more of the story is incorrect?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: And it starts the it starts the snowball rolling down
Speaker 3: the hill, so to speak. And it's not something that
Speaker 3: you're gonna get like super black pilled on like the
Speaker 3: Epstein Island. That's another one that has been confirmed that
Speaker 3: is making people question the reality and the official narratives
Speaker 3: on things. But the deeper you look into that, the
Speaker 3: more black pilled you're gonna get because there's no upside,
Speaker 3: there's no big victory at the end of it. These
Speaker 3: people are still at large, right, and it's something that
Speaker 3: you will get very very depressed. Looking at nine to
Speaker 3: eleven is one of those where you could look at it,
Speaker 3: you're gonna get pissed off, but you're able to see
Speaker 3: the big picture and not have it ruin your whole life,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look, if you're if you're hanging on
Speaker 2: to official narratives as almost creating the structure, the structure
Speaker 2: of reality and really like hanging your hat on it,
Speaker 2: then yeah, unfortunately, you know you're you're gonna have to
Speaker 2: have that shattered a little bit, you know, And that's
Speaker 2: really what the show is all about, and just showing that,
Speaker 2: Like here we are coming up on, you know, our
Speaker 2: thousandth episode, and we've pretty much gone into I don't
Speaker 2: want to say all conspiracies because at this point they're
Speaker 2: fucking infinite, right, but you know, we've gotten into enough
Speaker 2: of them to be able to detach from any official narrative.
Speaker 2: I mean, me more so than Jacob. Jacob still believes
Speaker 2: that we landed on the Moon, even though the footage
Speaker 2: just fake as fuck. But I mean, neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: It's like there are certain things that you can look
Speaker 2: into and just detach from it, Like you don't need
Speaker 2: to believe that certain things happened in order for you
Speaker 2: to have a good view of the world. Fucking you know,
Speaker 2: keep a dream journal, get weird.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And for the record, I believe we landed on
Speaker 3: the Moon at some point that first landing was complete bullshit.
Speaker 4: I'm willing to acknowledge.
Speaker 2: That interesting just out of curiosity. What year do you
Speaker 2: think we landed um.
Speaker 3: I would say probably sometime in the early eighties, because
Speaker 3: when we probably actually made that happen in.
Speaker 2: The eighties, our technology still wasn't great.
Speaker 3: In the eighties, it was good enough to where Reagan
Speaker 3: felt like he was gonna put laser beams on satellites, at.
Speaker 2: Which point they laughed at him.
Speaker 3: They did they did because we didn't have laser cannons
Speaker 3: at that time, but we had way more satellites and
Speaker 3: way more space tech at.
Speaker 4: That time that we had ever had.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm just saying I don't know the specific
Speaker 3: mission that was the official actual first landing on the Moon.
Speaker 3: I think we can all acknowledge that the one in
Speaker 3: sixty nine was complete fabrication and lies.
Speaker 4: But yes, I'm of the belief we have been since.
Speaker 4: That could be wrong. I could be so wrong.
Speaker 2: What in your mind convinces you that we have gone.
Speaker 4: There's a few things.
Speaker 3: Well, one of them is the chemical I think it's
Speaker 3: three hydrogen, which for the longest time I thought can't
Speaker 3: be replicated on Earth. There are a few spots where
Speaker 3: it does happen naturally, but they are very difficult to find.
Speaker 3: So but the fact that we were able to find
Speaker 3: it on the Moon, I think is pretty compelling. But
Speaker 3: if for nothing else, we've talked about this to the
Speaker 3: laser beam, that they could shoot at the Moon at
Speaker 3: a specific.
Speaker 4: Point, not just the entire moon.
Speaker 3: Like, yes, the Moon is reflective, but it's about as
Speaker 3: reflective as like the ocean is reflective of the Sun's rays,
Speaker 3: but it's not a concentrated beam that is able to
Speaker 3: be pinpointed and then directed back at you. And you
Speaker 3: could actually calculate the time that it takes for that
Speaker 3: light to hit back, and that's how you can tell
Speaker 3: how far the Moon is from you.
Speaker 4: That has happened.
Speaker 3: And they actually put these little reflective plates on the
Speaker 3: Moon a couple of times over. And these reflective plates
Speaker 3: are not in such a way to where you could
Speaker 3: shoot at it from any direction that reflects back. You
Speaker 3: have to be fucking dead nuts accurate to make that happen,
Speaker 3: and that's something that they could still do today and
Speaker 3: they do. So there's quite a few little things that
Speaker 3: I think are more compelling us to.
Speaker 4: The fact that we land on the Moon. I would
Speaker 4: be lying if I told you a year to which
Speaker 4: that landing happened.
Speaker 2: Well, and just to tickle your conspiratorial pickle here, sir,
Speaker 2: no homo lasers. When do you think lasers were created?
Speaker 2: That was like early nineteen hundred something like that.
Speaker 4: I don't actually know. I don't actually know when lasers
Speaker 4: were first invented. I'd like looking into I don't google that, dude.
Speaker 2: Nineteen sixty. The first working laser was created a May sixteenth,
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty, by Theodore Maymon at Hughes Research Laboratories. This
Speaker 2: invention marked a significant milestone and laser technology. Okay, so
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty the laser was created, which is pretty interesting
Speaker 2: because that's allegedly the same decade that we went to
Speaker 2: the Moon, right right, allegedly allegedly, what if, you know,
Speaker 2: kind of bouncing off of what Luke was talking about earlier,
Speaker 2: as far as I mean, is it possible that then
Speaker 2: and the Moon are something other than what I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that they are plasma fucking you know things, but like,
Speaker 2: what if the natural surface of what we call the
Speaker 2: Sun and the Moon are nothing more than some sort
Speaker 2: of plasma that you would be like almost almost like
Speaker 2: a different version of water. Let's just say, right, and
Speaker 2: what if it was already reflective?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like, was there anybody that ever tried to shine a
Speaker 2: laser at the Moon before they allegedly put this reflective
Speaker 2: surface on there? You know what I'm saying? Like I
Speaker 2: feel like whenever I look and I and I hear
Speaker 2: something like that, I want to try and like back
Speaker 2: engineer it in my mind. So, like, did anybody ever
Speaker 2: shine a laser at the Moon before they put that
Speaker 2: reflective thing on there? And then you look at the
Speaker 2: fucking date of which they made the laser in nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty We allegedly went to the Moon in sixty nine, Right,
Speaker 2: I don't know if that was the time that we
Speaker 2: put the reflective surface on the moon. But what if
Speaker 2: the Moon was just always reflective? And they're saying, well,
Speaker 2: see here's the proof that we went to the moon.
Speaker 2: Otherwise you wouldn't be able to get a reflection. Well,
Speaker 2: we don't know that.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's fair, So I just looked it up here.
Speaker 3: The first right, So the first landing, allegedly the Apollo
Speaker 3: eleven took place in July of sixty nine. All right,
Speaker 3: August first of sixty nine, What was the first time
Speaker 3: that they actually shot the laser and got it back?
Speaker 3: Like I was talking about. So allegedly they never tried
Speaker 3: shooting a laser at the moon because they only created
Speaker 3: it nine years prior to the moon landing. But even still,
Speaker 3: the moon is very reflective, right, that's why it's so bright.
Speaker 4: But it's very different than shooting it at like a mirror,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: I mean there's different ways of that life bouncing back
Speaker 3: and returning. If it wasn't some sort of a flat
Speaker 3: surface that could be reflected against like that, they wouldn't
Speaker 3: be able to get a concentrated beam sent and a
Speaker 3: concentrated beam bounced back, it will kind of be scattered
Speaker 3: once to hit there. Think of at this they contrived example,
Speaker 3: But it's the same thing as shooting a flashlight at
Speaker 3: a mirror versus at a disco ball.
Speaker 4: Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll give you a little example about what I
Speaker 2: kind of have in my mind right now, so you know,
Speaker 2: And we've done a lot of UFO's UFO shows here recently,
Speaker 2: and a lot of people will talk about, Man, it
Speaker 2: looks like some kind of shiny, metallic almost plasma like thing.
Speaker 2: And maybe it's given off a little red, maybe a
Speaker 2: little orange, maybe a little yellow. Maybe it just looks
Speaker 2: metallic like silvery, but it usually seems almost like it
Speaker 2: is kind of metallic, and then it doesn't act metallic.
Speaker 2: Maybe it'll shift and transform back into its plasma type
Speaker 2: of form. Maybe maybe that's what we're talking about as
Speaker 2: far as you know, the moon in the sun. And
Speaker 2: now I don't even want to sit here, like I'm
Speaker 2: I'm totally open to debate on this because I'm my
Speaker 2: mind's not set on it. I'm just trying to think
Speaker 2: outside the box, you know, because I've never been to
Speaker 2: the moon, probably will never go to the moon. I've
Speaker 2: never been to the Sun. Probably will never go to
Speaker 2: the Sun. Probably wouldn't be a good idea to go
Speaker 2: to the sun. But like, you know, what if that's like,
Speaker 2: what if that's what we're talking about. What if they
Speaker 2: just already are reflective surfaces. Maybe maybe it's not made
Speaker 2: out of fucking moon rocks, you know, And maybe I mean,
Speaker 2: and some people have talked about this before too, but
Speaker 2: like what if the moon gives off its own light
Speaker 2: and it's not even just receiving light from the Sun.
Speaker 2: You know, I mean, I get the argument, I do,
Speaker 2: but is it is it not also possible that the
Speaker 2: moon the shadow that is being covered up, or the
Speaker 2: part of the Moon that is being covered up whenever
Speaker 2: the Sun is reflecting against the Earth and covering up
Speaker 2: that portion of the Moon. I get there, But what
Speaker 2: if it's what if that's just its natural process and
Speaker 2: it's just perfectly synced up. I don't know.
Speaker 3: So that's I was gonna say, when you look at
Speaker 3: like an a clip that happens. If the Moon was
Speaker 3: giving off its own light, would never have an eclipse.
Speaker 3: And if the eclipses are a part of its natural
Speaker 3: process or whatever, it's not the same as like whenever
Speaker 3: it's doing its waning and waxing things, and eclipse that
Speaker 3: we could watch in real time take place. I feel
Speaker 3: like kind of disproves the whole moon giving off its
Speaker 3: own light thing. If it is doing that on its
Speaker 3: own and it just happens to be naturally synced up
Speaker 3: to what the Sun and the Earth are doing in
Speaker 3: correlation to it, I feel like Okimus Razor would say
Speaker 3: that the sun and mood are what's making that happen
Speaker 3: or the Sun and the Earth rather, that's just my
Speaker 3: take on it now, to whether the Sun being plasma
Speaker 3: or not, whether who even fucking knows? Okay, I don't
Speaker 3: know enough about the physics of plasma or plasmaoids to
Speaker 3: really speak intelligently on this. What I will say is
Speaker 3: that the Moon has a lot to do with our crops.
Speaker 3: It has a lot to do with our tithes, which
Speaker 3: means that it has a mass.
Speaker 4: In and of itself.
Speaker 3: It's pulling at the water, which brings the tides higher.
Speaker 3: When it's farther away, the tides are lower. That's something
Speaker 3: that could be tracked throughout centuries and millennias.
Speaker 4: This being said, and.
Speaker 3: I can't speak with authority on this because I don't
Speaker 3: know the physics behind a plasmoid. I don't know if
Speaker 3: plasma has a mass like a solid. Does I know
Speaker 3: it has some type of mass, Sure, I don't know
Speaker 3: if it has enough to have the conversation of whether
Speaker 3: a plasmoid the size of the Moon would or would
Speaker 3: not affect our tides in that way. But yes, I'm
Speaker 3: I'm the resident globe tard and I'm also have to
Speaker 3: believe that the Moon is a real thing. I also
Speaker 3: believe we have a second moon right now, which is
Speaker 3: cool for the next like eighty six years.
Speaker 2: That's not a moon, sir. By definition, that is a
Speaker 2: dumb ass definition. If that's what it's it's defined as anyway.
Speaker 3: One though, is no longer a planet, and I disagree
Speaker 3: with that. But scientists be saying that shit.
Speaker 2: You ever seen that Rick and Morty Pluto episode. I
Speaker 2: think about that one every time. Tony, with your hand up, sir,
Speaker 2: what are your thoughts?
Speaker 10: Yeah, you mentioned the Moon giving off light. Well, now,
Speaker 10: the normal scientific understanding of this is it doesn't give
Speaker 10: off its own light. But if you wonder why you
Speaker 10: can see the unilluminated side of the Moon, sometimes it's
Speaker 10: because of something called earth shine, and that's when sunlight
Speaker 10: hits the Earth and then bounces off the Earth to
Speaker 10: the unilluminated side of the Moon and then comes back
Speaker 10: where we can see it. As for the whole plasma discussion,
Speaker 10: I don't know what they mean by plasma, but normally
Speaker 10: plasma refers to a very very hot gas, So something
Speaker 10: like the Sun would be plasma. But the Moon's not plasma.
Speaker 10: It's way colder. It barely gives off any infrared radiation,
Speaker 10: and I think these discussions are I don't know, They're
Speaker 10: not my thing, but yeah, the illuminated side of the
Speaker 10: Moon gets pretty high and the unilluminated side is pretty cold.
Speaker 10: Just based on the infrared radiation coming off of it,
Speaker 10: the Moon's basically just a It's an interesting rock, but
Speaker 10: it's just a rock as far as I can see.
Speaker 4: I'm with Jacob on this well.
Speaker 2: And that's a perfectly acceptable kind of rebuttal on it.
Speaker 2: But I mean, does that answer the question as far
Speaker 2: as the lunar in solar waves that crow is catching
Speaker 2: on his telescope.
Speaker 4: What do you make? What are these waves?
Speaker 10: Like I must have missed that I saw something about
Speaker 10: a Corona mass ejection, but what are these waves?
Speaker 2: So imagine you know those old TVs, right, and maybe
Speaker 2: you were before they went digital. A lot of times,
Speaker 2: whenever they're trying to gather the picture, you'd have like
Speaker 2: this almost like this invisible wave that would go down
Speaker 2: the screen almost like the next layer of film is
Speaker 2: coming in, right, That is what is being captured whenever
Speaker 2: people are pointing a telescope up at the moon, almost
Speaker 2: making it seem like we're living some kind of fucking matrix.
Speaker 2: So Crow caught that on camera, I want to say,
Speaker 2: back in twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen, somewhere in there, and
Speaker 2: then he recently caught the sun. That's what Luke was saying,
Speaker 2: that he caught that same weird phenomenon where there seems
Speaker 2: to be almost like a almost like the sky is
Speaker 2: some kind of projection and there's some kind of overlay.
Speaker 2: Whenever pointing a telescope and recording it at the Sun,
Speaker 2: you're able to see that weird, almost invisible line that
Speaker 2: comes across the screen. And when pointing at the Sun, which,
Speaker 2: like I said, I'm not really that shocked. If it
Speaker 2: happened to the if it happened to the Moon, it
Speaker 2: would probably happen to the Sun. Now, whenever people are asked,
Speaker 2: you know, people in the know, people that are maybe
Speaker 2: astronomers or whatever. Whenever people are asked these questions as
Speaker 2: to why this is happening, nobody gives a clear answer,
Speaker 2: because I mean maybe some might say, well, that's just
Speaker 2: I don't know, that's the fucking dome resetting, or that
Speaker 2: is that's just our atmosphere or something like that, But
Speaker 2: why is it only happening up against the sun and
Speaker 2: not against the rest of the sky.
Speaker 10: You know, it's like a vertical line or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, basically, Tony, if you you remember seeing old movies
Speaker 3: that were being played from a VHS and out of nowhere,
Speaker 3: there'd be like a digital wave that will go from
Speaker 3: the top of the screen to the bottom because something
Speaker 3: went wrong with the film.
Speaker 10: Yeah, just like a vertical line that's discolored for something.
Speaker 10: Because if it's just a general waving waviness, that that's
Speaker 10: explained by the atmosphere. But yeah, I would like to
Speaker 10: see the picture.
Speaker 8: Sorry.
Speaker 4: He released a documentary documentary about it.
Speaker 3: It's called Shoot the Moon, and it shows this wave
Speaker 3: going from the very top of the Moon all the
Speaker 3: way down to the bottom. Now, as far as the
Speaker 3: sun wave that just happened, I feel like that could
Speaker 3: also be explained by the hole that was just discovered
Speaker 3: in the sun. It's thrown off all kinds of crazy
Speaker 3: things with the sun. So for him to capture that
Speaker 3: in the last week or so, this makes perfect to me. Now,
Speaker 3: as far as the lunar wave is concerned, I watched it.
Speaker 4: And I like Crow. I like him a lot.
Speaker 3: I am not sure what kind of quality of camera
Speaker 3: he was using because it looks like a digital fuck
Speaker 3: up to me. But at that same time, and with
Speaker 3: all respect to him, the other footage that he got
Speaker 3: of this moon for the entire year was extremely high quality,
Speaker 3: so it seems very strange that it would be a
Speaker 3: random fuck up with the same camera he had been
Speaker 3: using all year.
Speaker 4: So I don't really know what to make of it.
Speaker 2: I actually have the video rate here. The lunar wave
Speaker 2: is what it's called. But this is his camera and
Speaker 2: he's gone like he spends high dollar on his telescopes,
Speaker 2: so I definitely will say that, Like he's talked about
Speaker 2: almost like taking out almost the same amount of a
Speaker 2: loan for a car as he did for his telescope,
Speaker 2: So for sure he's coming in with high depth. Now
Speaker 2: this is the video. I'm gonna play it. It's only
Speaker 2: a minute in twenty one seconds, and you'll see it
Speaker 2: is just the faintest of horizontal lines that is coming
Speaker 2: from the top of the moon all the way down
Speaker 2: to the bottom. And you'll see what we mean right here,
Speaker 2: and it'll definitely send your mind into like I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe it'll go into defense mode. I'm not sure. I mean,
Speaker 2: everybody's minds whenever they start to crack from the illusion.
Speaker 2: You know, we all have different experiences with that, but yeah,
Speaker 2: check it out, dude. A minute in twenty one, all right,
Speaker 2: So as you can see, you see this line going
Speaker 2: right down here. That's not his video camera. You see
Speaker 2: what This is not his camera, This is not his telescope.
Speaker 2: This is something that has been caught by multiple people.
Speaker 2: And when presented with this information, people just allude to, well,
Speaker 2: it's Shody Tech or somebody who edited it or whatever.
Speaker 2: But if you're somebody that absolutely believes that the crow
Speaker 2: is not here for the smoke and he's actually being
Speaker 2: truthful and honest, which I'm one of those people. You
Speaker 2: see it right here. It's coming down. It's coming down,
Speaker 2: it's coming down, and you can almost see it's two lines.
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe it's just one giant one, but
Speaker 2: it's almost coming at it like perpendicularly a bit.
Speaker 3: I can't really see it on my end, but I'm
Speaker 3: also watching on my phone screen.
Speaker 4: But I remember when he came on our show and
Speaker 4: talked about it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just looks like a blurry section of film
Speaker 2: that is covering the moon, and I'm following it with
Speaker 2: my mouse right now, and you'll see it come off,
Speaker 2: bounce off right there, bang. What the fuck is that.
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 2: And so I don't know, and I haven't seen his
Speaker 2: son one yet, but it's stuff like that to where
Speaker 2: I'm like, all right, something ain't right. Something we're being
Speaker 2: lied to about, something we're being lied to about where
Speaker 2: we live, what is going on in space? Because and
Speaker 2: I would imagine personally, if they're not willing to answer
Speaker 2: this question, I think it's because they can't put it
Speaker 2: into their scientific terms, because their scientific terms are allultimately
Speaker 2: what upholds the matrix in a sense, and what if
Speaker 2: this is just outside the realm of you know, our physics.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know. I don't know what to
Speaker 2: do with it. I try and keep an open mind
Speaker 2: with it. I'll say that.
Speaker 3: Indeed, I mean again, I could accept that it was
Speaker 3: a glitch in the camera, something digital happening like that.
Speaker 4: I can't really find a logical explanation behind it. Now,
Speaker 4: as far as.
Speaker 3: The solar wave goes, the shit that's going on with
Speaker 3: the sun right now is by all of our accounts, unprecedented.
Speaker 3: And I think that that also might have something to
Speaker 3: do with him catching a solar wave on camera.
Speaker 4: So it's it's it's interesting to say the least.
Speaker 2: Sure, but if it's the same exact thing that he
Speaker 2: caught on the moon all those years ago, and yeah, I'm.
Speaker 4: Glad to see the video for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah I would like to see it too. But just
Speaker 2: imagine what if it's the same exact thing, you know,
Speaker 2: and I And obviously it's very very hard to shoot
Speaker 2: the sun right, like you're gonna get blinded and you're
Speaker 2: not really, And so what he does is is and
Speaker 2: we had him on not too terribly long ago, but
Speaker 2: the way.
Speaker 3: He's shooting the sun, actually it's it's pretty pretty phenomenal
Speaker 3: from a technological standpoint.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's almost shooting it in a negative and then
Speaker 2: raising up the warmth on it in order to be
Speaker 2: able to get more of a crystal clear kind of
Speaker 2: picture to it. And that's how he's able to spot
Speaker 2: the sun spots and stuff like that. But just the
Speaker 2: fact that he was able to catch that solar wave, man,
Speaker 2: that's fucking awesome. God is love. What are your thoughts there?
Speaker 11: What's the explanation for the moonlight being so cold, like
Speaker 11: older than the shadow?
Speaker 2: I don't know if there is a proper one to
Speaker 2: be honest on that one. Yeah, I think that this
Speaker 2: is just my own personal thing. I think that the
Speaker 2: moon is giving off its own light. Now, I mean
Speaker 2: that might sound silly, definitely goes against what science says,
Speaker 2: but I mean that's okay.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't know what the scientific explanation is
Speaker 3: behind that, although that is very accurate, and I myself
Speaker 3: have gotten a glass of water to drop ten degrees
Speaker 3: from using a magnifying glass on it to collect the
Speaker 3: moon's beam and use it. Basically, think of the same
Speaker 3: concept as when you were a kid and you would
Speaker 3: fry some ants with a magnifying glass using sunlight. If
Speaker 3: you do that on a full moon and you do
Speaker 3: that at a thing, it actually gets noticeably.
Speaker 4: Colder at that point.
Speaker 3: Now, I have no idea how scientifically that works, but
Speaker 3: that also kind of adds to the mystique of it all.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm sure there's some scientific explanation. I have
Speaker 3: never been able to make it make sense to me,
Speaker 3: so I give you that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, skunk, what are your thoughts on this, sir?
Speaker 12: I've watched Triple Triple Crow since like the early two
Speaker 12: thousand and I'm a cancer. So I believe the moon
Speaker 12: does give off its own light, and I think there's
Speaker 12: a lot they don't tell us about the moon. Luna
Speaker 12: is a beautiful thing. And I'll be on here for
Speaker 12: like an hour and a half and then I won't
Speaker 12: see y'all for like two weeks. But I agree with
Speaker 12: that there's some shit that ain't not telling us. But
Speaker 12: as we say, we are never going to go to space.
Speaker 12: We're just human beings living. They got the power to
Speaker 12: do it, we don't. You can't just make a rocket.
Speaker 12: People have tried and they've got shut down.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. And I will say too, like, you
Speaker 2: don't need the government to agree with you in order
Speaker 2: for you to confirm your own thoughts on whatever is
Speaker 2: going on, right, Like I don't need somebody else to
Speaker 2: agree with me in order for me to agree with myself.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people do, Like a lot of
Speaker 2: people need other people to believe whatever it is right.
Speaker 2: Like I believe in aliens. I need you to believe
Speaker 2: in aliens. I believe in I need you to believe
Speaker 2: in flat earth. It's like, you know, you got to
Speaker 2: meet people where they're at with this stuff, you know,
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. Maybe ten years ago, if
Speaker 2: you would have talked to me about flat Earth, I
Speaker 2: would have probably just pointed at you and laughed. But
Speaker 2: now we've heard how many different conversations. I don't believe
Speaker 2: in the flat earth, but I at least understand why
Speaker 2: people think that way.
Speaker 4: You know, right, right, So yeah, you don't.
Speaker 2: Need everybody to agree with you. Here we go, Speared
Speaker 2: Animals said. I think that it was an inside job
Speaker 2: talking about nine to eleven, but that the terrorist used
Speaker 2: it as a sign. But I still get extremely pissed
Speaker 2: about nine to eleven or nine one one one American
Speaker 2: death was too much. But the Middle East was throwing
Speaker 2: parades and shit after the towers went down, So yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a weird thing, dude. I just don't know. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think that I don't know. I don't even want
Speaker 2: to try and speak on the military and governmental shit.
Speaker 2: That's more of Jacob's stuff. But like, what do you
Speaker 2: think about all that?
Speaker 4: I think that it was absolutely used to get us
Speaker 4: overseas right.
Speaker 3: We were trying to figure out a reason we hadn't
Speaker 3: gone to a proper war in the better part, or
Speaker 3: getting ready to be the better part of a decade,
Speaker 3: and America is a warring tribe. We are only doing
Speaker 3: our best whenever we are killing people somewhere, and I
Speaker 3: don't that's.
Speaker 4: Not a fun thing.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but like, if our history is to be
Speaker 3: written out again, it used to be there was only
Speaker 3: like thirteen years of peace in the entire American history,
Speaker 3: and those weren't consecutive. It was like a year a
Speaker 3: piece here, three years here, stuff like that. So whenever
Speaker 3: we were out of war after Desert Storm and Desert
Speaker 3: Shield and all that, you had.
Speaker 4: Some stuff pop off.
Speaker 3: In the nineties, you know, you had a little Bosnia action,
Speaker 3: a little what was in Kosovo. I think there was
Speaker 3: little stuff, but it wasn't full scale war. The American
Speaker 3: military industrial complex needed a war to happen, so I
Speaker 3: think that, but it wasn't just like that wasn't the
Speaker 3: only reason for nine to eleven. I think that there
Speaker 3: was multiple levels of things that were all taking place
Speaker 3: at the same time with that, and that that was
Speaker 3: the catalyst for so many different things. And I'm at
Speaker 3: least willing to see it that way. Now cut to Iraq.
Speaker 3: We just did a whole episode about Shaney at Iraq.
Speaker 3: He wanted us to go to war with Iraq in
Speaker 3: the nineties, and even more so, even after the whole
Speaker 3: thing with kuwaitis had he really wanted us to go
Speaker 3: into war with Iraq in the late nineties.
Speaker 4: Cut to two thousand and one, we're going to war
Speaker 4: with Afghanistan. Two thousand and three.
Speaker 3: Now we're at war with Iraq because of nukes, which
Speaker 3: clearly weren't there, and he knew that, but we needed
Speaker 3: to get over there because they have oil and they
Speaker 3: need some freedom. So I just, yeah, I think it
Speaker 3: was all They all kind of lynch pinned off each other,
Speaker 3: so to speak.
Speaker 2: Yeah, weird shit, God is love.
Speaker 4: What are your thoughts? So I got some and interesting.
Speaker 11: My mom actually sent me this earlier, which I'm pretty
Speaker 11: proud of.
Speaker 4: I've been working on her for a while. It was okay,
Speaker 4: you know the kinogram in Washington, d C.
Speaker 13: Yeah, uh, Well, the theory was that the new ballroom
Speaker 13: Trump is building is you know, right there at the
Speaker 13: White House, and it's blocking that lower tip of the pentagram,
Speaker 13: and allegedly, like the work that's being done underneath the
Speaker 13: White House is using.
Speaker 4: I think it said, that's the technology to.
Speaker 14: Block the you know the power of that lay line,
Speaker 14: like the spiritual power of that of the line of
Speaker 14: the you know, of the of the pentagram, and you know,
Speaker 14: it's basically like Trump doing something good to fight the
Speaker 14: to break that, you know, one hundred and however, all
Speaker 14: those streets are spelled the pentagram that they've created.
Speaker 2: Well, that's very interesting. Yeah, and dude, and I've been
Speaker 2: meaning to wanting to do a show on this, but yeah,
Speaker 2: that whole ballroom is very fascinating. Turns out it is
Speaker 2: the almost identical to the layout of the I think
Speaker 2: it was the was it like the Second Temple or
Speaker 2: the Third Temple or Kabala King helped me out on.
Speaker 4: This was what he is rebuilding it to be Solomon's temple.
Speaker 2: Yeah, literally, and it's called the ballroom, which is very fascinating.
Speaker 2: And if what God is love is saying that it's
Speaker 2: literally at the tip of the pentagram, I don't think
Speaker 2: he's cutting anything off. If anybody knows anything about magic
Speaker 2: and witchcraft, the tip of the pentagram is where you're
Speaker 2: drawing energy and magic from. It makes no fucking sense.
Speaker 2: So you're saying that, like, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So whenever you look at a pentagram, loo a five
Speaker 2: pointed star, right, The point is usually pointing up, unless
Speaker 2: you're doing Satanism, then they point it down, which is retarded.
Speaker 2: But if you're pointing it up, you're said to be
Speaker 2: drawing the heavenly powers to you, and you're trying to
Speaker 2: have that, you know, the whatever is in the center
Speaker 2: of that pentagram be the conduit that is directing that
Speaker 2: energy down, and you're trying to basically make like Heaven
Speaker 2: on earth. That's the idea behind a pentagram, and you're
Speaker 2: incorporating all the five elements, right. But the fact that
Speaker 2: he's got the tip of that right next to the
Speaker 2: ballroom that looks like a fucking Hebrew temple, that's not
Speaker 2: a good Yeah, that's not a good fucking sign. And
Speaker 2: and you know what, I don't want to butcher this,
Speaker 2: but Kabala king, have you you seen the ship that
Speaker 2: I'm talking about?
Speaker 7: Yeah, dude, I mean, there's no coincidence either that the
Speaker 7: I mean that he's been quoted to saying that he's
Speaker 7: already practicing the kabala and everything like that. And if
Speaker 7: he's already the so usually when you're drying the pentagram,
Speaker 7: you're gonna be drawing it from the top o the
Speaker 7: way down at the basic one that would be down
Speaker 7: all the way to your left, blah blah blah. And
Speaker 7: you're trying the spirit down. But if you're drying the
Speaker 7: energies from ball, that means he's drying the energy straight
Speaker 7: from Ball down towards the earth, the elements.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean exactly? Yeah, trying to create
Speaker 2: heaven on Earth or drawing something down from THO.
Speaker 8: There.
Speaker 3: I just looked it up. I looked up what the
Speaker 3: design is supposed to look like of the new ballroom
Speaker 3: once it's completed. That that is not the Temple of Solomon.
Speaker 4: Just so we're all clear.
Speaker 3: It actually doesn't look anything like the Temple of Solomon.
Speaker 3: It looks like a building in DC with the big
Speaker 3: Romans columns and the stanchions and the whole thing. But
Speaker 3: the layout is not very solomon esque to say the least.
Speaker 2: Hold up, I'm gonna find it, don't you worry.
Speaker 4: Go for it.
Speaker 3: But also, did you hear first of all, whoever is
Speaker 3: running the White House's TikTok account is fucked being unhinged,
Speaker 3: and I I love it.
Speaker 4: I love it. So did you see what Trump said
Speaker 4: in response to Killery.
Speaker 2: It's dude, I I don't even fucking give any more
Speaker 2: of that energy, like all this bullshit that he has
Speaker 2: that he's he's you know, given all these little pet
Speaker 2: names to all of his adversaries. You know, there was
Speaker 2: Killery and Sleepy Joe and all these names kame and
Speaker 2: never fucking did a single thing to any of them.
Speaker 4: So I'm not I'm not worried about the nickname.
Speaker 3: Killery gets on the mic and it's saying that she
Speaker 3: is just appalled that Donnie t is spending all.
Speaker 4: This money and.
Speaker 3: Tearing down this section of the White House and all
Speaker 3: this and this for a ballroom. It's a it's absurd.
Speaker 3: His response will from the lady whose husband got his
Speaker 3: dick sucked in the Oval office.
Speaker 4: I think you're worried about the wrong ball.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's it's shit like that that definitely
Speaker 2: helped get him elected. I'm not gonna lie, but if
Speaker 2: you see they're all starting to.
Speaker 4: Do sick hey.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just I'm not amazed by ship like
Speaker 2: that anymore. It doesn't it doesn't like make me, Oh,
Speaker 2: Trump's a fucking savage.
Speaker 4: He's the fucking man. Bro.
Speaker 2: Like I'm I'm right, here with Trump, fuck him, okay,
Speaker 2: like not only just fuck him, fuck them all.
Speaker 3: I understand that, though I'm not like a huge fan
Speaker 3: of him right now because of the whole Epstein shit too.
Speaker 3: Don't get me wrong, but we at least got to
Speaker 3: acknowledge the proper shit talking when it happens.
Speaker 2: Bro, I mean, are you going to be amazed whenever
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom is up doing the shit talking to you know,
Speaker 2: because that's how that's how Trump got elected. And Gavin
Speaker 2: Newsom's trying to do the same old bullshit, trying to
Speaker 2: trying to trying to corral his bass into thinking that,
Speaker 2: you know, he he can go one on one with Trump.
Speaker 2: It's this whole like weird boxing match that they're trying
Speaker 2: to portray, and I just don't buy any of the
Speaker 2: theatrics of it anymore.
Speaker 4: Bro, There's a difference.
Speaker 3: Gavin is trying to ship talk and he's horrible at it.
Speaker 4: Trump is a professional shiit soccer.
Speaker 3: It's it's it, We're that's a that's not even comparing
Speaker 3: apples so apples here, Bro, that's that's comparing a third
Speaker 3: grader who's talking about yo, mama, this and this, as
Speaker 3: opposed to like an actual stand up comic who does roasting.
Speaker 2: I mean, I get it, you know, but at the
Speaker 2: same time, I'm just not I'm not sold on that
Speaker 2: kind of shit anymore personally. But you know what, I
Speaker 2: did find the video of the ballroom, and this was
Speaker 2: actually brought up to me anyway, it was sent over
Speaker 2: to me by from a cult member out there, and
Speaker 2: it was actually talked about by by Bryce Mitchell, the
Speaker 2: UFC fighter.
Speaker 4: Okay, and uh, let me.
Speaker 2: Share the screen right quick. And this ship is going
Speaker 2: to I don't know, maybe we're grassmen at Straws, but
Speaker 2: I think there's a lot of coincidence going on here.
Speaker 2: So check this out.
Speaker 15: Does this ballroom look suspiciously close to Solomon's Temple, the
Speaker 15: ballroom or the bay al room?
Speaker 8: What's going on with?
Speaker 2: Okay, look at it right here. So this this rate
Speaker 2: here is the original. Uh what did he say? It
Speaker 2: was the fucking temple Temple of Solomon? And look at
Speaker 2: the layout like the same. I'm not saying the same
Speaker 2: exact structure, but it's very similar. Let's continue.
Speaker 15: This gets extremely weird when we start going into his
Speaker 15: third term in twenty twenty eight, twenty twenty nine, and yes,
Speaker 15: y'all can scream the twenty second amendment that just waits.
Speaker 15: I show you what I got to show you. So
Speaker 15: some people on Twitter figured this out. They looks suspiciously
Speaker 15: close to this right here Solomon's Temple, specifically the layout
Speaker 15: for the outer courts to the rest of the structure.
Speaker 15: We're about to get to the third term in one second.
Speaker 15: But why is someone posting this saying they're seeing a
Speaker 15: UFO or something weird going over the White House? Who knows,
Speaker 15: but I do know. Bannon came out and he just
Speaker 15: said this, and then at the same exact time he
Speaker 15: said that Trump will have another term.
Speaker 8: Well, he's going to get a third term, so Trump
Speaker 8: twenty eight. Trump is going to be president of twenty eight.
Speaker 8: And people decided to get accommodated with that.
Speaker 12: So what about the twenty second amendment.
Speaker 8: There's many different alternatives. At the appropriate time will lay
Speaker 8: up what the plan is.
Speaker 15: But there at the same exact time, three state solution,
Speaker 15: the creation of Christian State of Jerusalem and the Holy Land.
Speaker 15: And by the way, don't get mad at me. I'm
Speaker 15: just showing you guys what's happening. Nothing political here. And
Speaker 15: if you're wondering why Bannon would know. He's been a
Speaker 15: Trump insider for years, and while this is happening, a
Speaker 15: huge Trump supporter Bryce Mitchelis came out saying that one
Speaker 15: not only did he not support them, the more he
Speaker 15: also thinks he's the anti Christ.
Speaker 16: Hey, I want to let y'all know I'm not with
Speaker 16: Donald Trump no more. I don't support him. I don't
Speaker 16: like him. I think he's a corrupted later and yeah,
Speaker 16: it took me a while to come to that conclusion,
Speaker 16: but I finally am coming to it. I do not
Speaker 16: like the guy at all. The first thing for me
Speaker 16: was he didn't release it story even acting like they
Speaker 16: did him.
Speaker 7: Exist.
Speaker 4: Hey, I'm not biased, man. He talked a good game.
Speaker 4: He dragged me. I was fooled. I mean, okay, now,
Speaker 4: let me tell you how bad I think this is. Though.
Speaker 4: This is really this bad.
Speaker 16: Guys, I want you all, if you're a Christian, I
Speaker 16: want you to get into Revelation thirteen three, and I
Speaker 16: want you to read that verse, yeah, about the anti Christ,
Speaker 16: about the one who was fatally wounded in the head,
Speaker 16: then he was miraculously healed, and the.
Speaker 17: Whole world marveled at him and said.
Speaker 4: No man can make war with him.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I do think that Donald Trump is that bast
Speaker 16: of revelation thirteen three.
Speaker 15: Can't show you what he said right here, let's go
Speaker 15: find it. This end of the year is going to
Speaker 15: be insane.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you kind of get the point here. And
Speaker 2: as far as far as Trump coming in for a
Speaker 2: third term, there's another thing right here that I've been
Speaker 2: wanted to do a show on, been holding on to it.
Speaker 2: But there's this thing. It is called the Third Term Project.
Speaker 2: And this was, dude, this was fuck release back in February.
Speaker 2: I want to say, so this is old, Yeah, February twentieth,
Speaker 2: and you can see Jacob. I'm gonna mute you for
Speaker 2: a second because there's a little playback here, but you
Speaker 2: can see raziar. The Third Term Project. It says the
Speaker 2: day and time that it was construed was Thursday, February
Speaker 2: twentieth of twenty twenty five at interesting gay Lord Hotel
Speaker 2: in uh Maryland. And you can even do fucking RSVP
Speaker 2: for a room number. But it says the case for
Speaker 2: presidential tenure reform. This press conference will explore the case
Speaker 2: for reconsidering presidential term limits, arguing that extended leadership can
Speaker 2: be crucial during times of national crisis and economic development.
Speaker 2: Drawing on historical examples like Franklin Delano Roosevelt for term
Speaker 2: presidency and international cases such as victor Or Bond and Hungary,
Speaker 2: the discussion will highlight how sustained leadership foster's policy, connuity,
Speaker 2: national stability, and long term progress. We will also discuss
Speaker 2: Representative Andy Ogle's new bill, which proposes a constitutional amendment
Speaker 2: allowing for a president to serve up to three terms,
Speaker 2: provided that they did not serve two consecutive terms prior
Speaker 2: to running for a third. So it would have to
Speaker 2: be in Trump's state instance where he ran for he
Speaker 2: was his president for four, took a little break, coming
Speaker 2: back for four more, then he would be able to
Speaker 2: get re elected for a third. You wouldn't be able
Speaker 2: to do twelve consecutive years under this this new solution.
Speaker 2: I guess that they're that they're raising, but it says
Speaker 2: the key topics will include unfinished business, the need for
Speaker 2: more time to complete Trump's agenda, national stability and growth,
Speaker 2: ensuring continuity and amid global challenges, the will of the
Speaker 2: people supporting the demand for extended leadership. I don't I
Speaker 2: don't support that, and building the next generation, preparing future
Speaker 2: leaders for the challenges ahead. So this this, you know,
Speaker 2: they kind of want this kind of swept underneath the rug.
Speaker 2: But as you saw earlier, whenever Steve Bannon, one of
Speaker 2: Trump's like closest allies, Steve Bannon, was saying, it is
Speaker 2: going to happen, like it's already written in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 2: it will happen. He's gonna get a third term. And
Speaker 2: so if he is trying to install some kind of
Speaker 2: fucking weird Satanic temple or something like that into the
Speaker 2: White House, he has it literally at the tip of
Speaker 2: the pentagram in DC and he's trying for a third term.
Speaker 2: Andy was shot in the ear for it. To believe
Speaker 2: revelation or whatever the fuck it was in the Bible.
Speaker 2: It's like, I'm personally I don't believe in Antichrist or
Speaker 2: any of that bullshit. But if there was gonna be one,
Speaker 2: it's not that far fetched to say that Trump could
Speaker 2: potentially match that mark.
Speaker 4: So pointed down too, there you go.
Speaker 3: So let's go ahead and break this down from the
Speaker 3: top and work our way backwards. Here the gaylord hotes
Speaker 3: where that was, where that came from, is one of
Speaker 3: the most upscale hotels and convention centers in Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: I've been there many, many, many many times.
Speaker 3: It's right outside the National Wharf, all right. It's actually
Speaker 3: very remnant of like one of the upscale Las Vegas hotels.
Speaker 4: Number one, number two.
Speaker 3: For them to do some sort of an act to
Speaker 3: where Trump could run for a third term, that would
Speaker 3: be beyond an Act of Congress. That's that's gonna be
Speaker 3: something that there's a reason because of FDR that they
Speaker 3: have been so stringent about a two term limit, regardless
Speaker 3: of years. If it was one term here he took
Speaker 3: a break and then came back. I'm not saying it's impossible.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that I really don't see that happening.
Speaker 4: Steve Bannon, for all of.
Speaker 3: His shit, and it's not that I dis like him,
Speaker 3: I don't love him either, but he has been a
Speaker 3: very polarizing figure for a very long time, and you
Speaker 3: look at where his allegiances are two it's yeah, he's
Speaker 3: definitely a guy that we got to keep an eye on,
Speaker 3: especially as the rest of Trump's term goes through the
Speaker 3: Temple itself. The blueprints that they just showed. I'm not
Speaker 3: trying to sound like that guy here. But the only
Speaker 3: the real connection I could see between the Temple of
Speaker 3: Solomon and that building is that they are both rectangular
Speaker 3: in shape. That the new ballroom doesn't have a three
Speaker 3: tiered inner cordon like the temple does. The outside is
Speaker 3: not built the same, and the temple needs to be
Speaker 3: constructed extremely specifically for it to make a fuck.
Speaker 4: So I don't I don't see that the.
Speaker 3: Whole Mitchell guy that they pulled, and I think Hitler
Speaker 3: had him on his show talking about how the earth
Speaker 3: is flat, So you know, forgive me if I'm not
Speaker 3: listening to him as far as his biblical translation either.
Speaker 4: I'm sure he's a solid.
Speaker 3: Guy, but uh yeah, the whole getting shot in the
Speaker 3: in the head fatally wounded. Nobody considers getting shot in
Speaker 3: the ear as a fatal blow. So that doesn't signify
Speaker 3: to me that he is the Antichrist.
Speaker 4: He could be. He very well could be.
Speaker 3: But to make the connection in that way, I feel
Speaker 3: like that's a bit of a mistranslation and a misquoting,
Speaker 3: if you will.
Speaker 2: Like I said, could be a grassman at straws. But
Speaker 2: you look at all that a pac money coming in,
Speaker 2: you see, and Dude, I was listening to this one
Speaker 2: guy made a really really good point and then we'll
Speaker 2: get you Kabala King because this shit is wild. So
Speaker 2: he was like, you know, over in China, if you
Speaker 2: have anything negative to say about your government, Bang, we're
Speaker 2: either going to kill you or put you in jail.
Speaker 2: You think about Mother Russia during the Soviet Union. You
Speaker 2: ever spoke out bad against that, Bang, We're either going
Speaker 2: to kill you or put you in jail. Right you
Speaker 2: think about what is it North Korea with Kim Jong wun.
Speaker 2: You say anything bad about your country or about your president,
Speaker 2: you're either getting killed or you're going to jail. What
Speaker 2: is that one thing that we're not allowed to talk
Speaker 2: about over here in the United States? And why is
Speaker 2: that the only thing that we're not allowed to talk
Speaker 2: about unless Jesus get out here? Come on, ain't nobody
Speaker 2: getting banned for it?
Speaker 4: Dude?
Speaker 2: If people were getting banned for talking about Jesus, the
Speaker 2: Satanists wouldn't exist.
Speaker 4: Give a good time, but I know where to go.
Speaker 2: My point is is that there is one thing that
Speaker 2: you are called, one thing that is worse than be called,
Speaker 2: worse than being called a racist, one thing that's worse
Speaker 2: than being called a bigot one thing. That's worse than
Speaker 2: being called literally the biggest scum on the earth. It's
Speaker 2: called an anti semi And so i'll communists.
Speaker 4: Yeah, communists, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't think it has that flavor any more,
Speaker 2: though not not today, not today now.
Speaker 3: Is that fucking mom Donnie fucking Zoron fucking.
Speaker 4: Whatever, the new mayor of New York.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's uh, he's trying to put a whole new
Speaker 3: spin on that conversation, which is terrifying to me. But
Speaker 3: to your point, dude, I hear you, But we even
Speaker 3: did a whole episode. Trump is accepted way more from
Speaker 3: Qatar than he's accepted from israel.
Speaker 4: I. I know.
Speaker 2: But that's new, that's relatively new compared to that Israeli money.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: So no, no, I agree, I agree. I'm saying there
Speaker 3: is a there's a changing of the power stroke in
Speaker 3: DC right now, potentially everybody. It's like the new hot
Speaker 3: topic to like, not even potential by the numbers, dude,
Speaker 3: The math be math in as far as this year
Speaker 3: is concerned. And I don't think that's gonna slow down
Speaker 3: anytime soon. The same way the UAE and Qatar have
Speaker 3: been doing as much as they have for the entertainment world,
Speaker 3: sports world. Uh, they're doing as the world state. How
Speaker 3: do you make yourself the biggest power player you spend
Speaker 3: the most money on DC?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get I get what you're saying as far
Speaker 2: as the money that's coming in right now. But are
Speaker 2: you more likely to be canceled in the media, on
Speaker 2: social media, out in public? Are you more likely to
Speaker 2: be canceled if you make fun of a Middle Easterner
Speaker 2: or an Israeli.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's amairic because the media is ran by well
Speaker 3: I know, media.
Speaker 4: Companies are ran by Jewish people, so like that makes sense.
Speaker 2: No, I'm I'm aware that Israel as part of the
Speaker 2: Middle East, it was. You get what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: My point is is that.
Speaker 4: You know, am I cutting out a little bit?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: God damn it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dude, it's all right.
Speaker 4: But I hear you, I hear you.
Speaker 3: It's there's a lot of there's a lot of ties
Speaker 3: to Israel within our government. I'm not going to deny
Speaker 3: that at all, but especially with the whole the New
Speaker 3: ballroom going on, We'll see what it looks like when
Speaker 3: it's completed, because as of right now it's all concepts
Speaker 3: and AI drawings and blueprints. You may be onto something
Speaker 3: and it is a rendition of the Temple of Solomon.
Speaker 4: That's possible. We'll just have to see in a few
Speaker 4: months when it's completed, we'll see.
Speaker 2: What it looks like. I did want to put this
Speaker 2: out there as far as if Trump was to be
Speaker 2: the go for a third term in twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 2: obviously you would need to amend the twenty second Amendment, right,
Speaker 2: and so I was curious about how you'd go about
Speaker 2: doing that. Well, there's a couple of different ways. If
Speaker 2: you were to go about it by almost like nullifying
Speaker 2: the twenty second Amendment, you would need to follow the
Speaker 2: process outlined in Article five of the of the Constitution,
Speaker 2: which requires either a two thirds vote in both Congress
Speaker 2: in both houses of Congress, or a convention called by
Speaker 2: two thirds of the states of the states legislatures. So
Speaker 2: after that, the proposed amendment must be ratified by three
Speaker 2: fourths of the states, so thirty eight out of fifty
Speaker 2: states to become effective. That's a couple of ways. However,
Speaker 2: I don't think he's gonna go about it that way,
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna follow in the footsteps of Net
Speaker 2: and Yahoo and maybe, just maybe there's a there's a
Speaker 2: fucking American war that breaks out in twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna throw that one out there personally, because
Speaker 2: nobody wanted Nobody fucking wanted Net in Yahoo in Israel.
Speaker 2: They were parading all over Israel to try and not
Speaker 2: allow his ass to remain, you know, in power over there,
Speaker 2: and just so happens, he tells the guards to look
Speaker 2: the other way so that this weird shit can happen
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night on October or was
Speaker 2: it October seventh or some shit last year. I don't know, dude,
Speaker 2: I just don't trust any of them. They're all grease balls.
Speaker 2: But Kabala King, are your thoughts there?
Speaker 7: Well, all that stuff is very ritualistic and everything. But
Speaker 7: I was gonna ask save this question for a little
Speaker 7: bit later. But since it's a weird coincidence that you
Speaker 7: guys started mentioning Ball, I had this question in regards
Speaker 7: to I'm reading this book right now, and it's a
Speaker 7: ritual right for somebody Ball and everything, But I'm not going.
Speaker 4: To do it. But I'm just reading about it.
Speaker 7: But why is it? I want both of your perspectives
Speaker 7: on this, different perspectives. Why do you guys think it
Speaker 7: is in all these ancient grimoires and everything, Why do
Speaker 7: you think that you have to when preparing for these rituals,
Speaker 7: you guys have to you would have to recite different
Speaker 7: scriptures of the Bible, like in preparing for Somebody in
Speaker 7: the Ball it says to recite Psalms twenty four, and
Speaker 7: a lot of the other nymoirs that I've read in
Speaker 7: regards to late let's say, the Grandmoire of ever mellon
Speaker 7: the Mange, A lot of them have to do with, like,
Speaker 7: you know, something like meditating on different songs, different scriptures
Speaker 7: of the Bible and stuff like that. What is your
Speaker 7: guys' take on that? It's just the weird cooinci you
Speaker 7: guys starting to be in chainball And I'm reviewing this
Speaker 7: right now as we speak. I was gonna save this
Speaker 7: question for later, but I thought this would be a
Speaker 7: perfect time.
Speaker 2: I personally believe that the Book of Psalms is nothing
Speaker 2: more than a book of spells, and that's exactly what
Speaker 2: the the Haitians who practice hudoo and voodoo and all
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. They'll say that same exact thing.
Speaker 2: It makes the most amount of sense. Now does it
Speaker 2: work because it has been working since the beginning beginning
Speaker 2: of time and it's kind of like one of the
Speaker 2: oldest grim wairs And it's almost like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's just believable to that point or is there actual
Speaker 2: magic in those words? Could be either way, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't I don't really know. Jacob, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 2: Why do you think that psalms is uh is being
Speaker 2: used in kind of like Satanic magic, you know, whether
Speaker 2: you're calling on bout ball or bout the mat or
Speaker 2: anything like that, and and and who do?
Speaker 4: So as far as why it's in who do and voodoo?
Speaker 3: Because the religion, for lack of better words of who
Speaker 3: do and voodoo are a weird blending of Western and
Speaker 3: Eastern African traditions with Catholicism. So you'll have a blending
Speaker 3: like that that this this check.
Speaker 4: Why would they blend it, you know, trying to bring
Speaker 4: in as many cultural references.
Speaker 2: But why does it work? Why does it work?
Speaker 4: Though I don't think that the psalms make it work.
Speaker 3: I think whatever the entity on the other side that
Speaker 3: you're talking to is going to make it work whether
Speaker 3: you do or do not recite a cherry picked verse
Speaker 3: from the Bible. That being said, just so we're clear, Joelle,
Speaker 3: talking about the book you're reading, you said, it's a
Speaker 3: kabbala book.
Speaker 7: Let's have a little bit and then, I mean, most
Speaker 7: of the books that I read have a lot of
Speaker 7: I mean most of the books, like especially ancient Grand Mars,
Speaker 7: do stem back to Kabbalism, you know what I mean,
Speaker 7: Like they all have the Jewish the rights and everything
Speaker 7: like that. You all, like in this book right here,
Speaker 7: you have to while you're drying the circle and everything,
Speaker 7: you do have to write everything in like the Jewish,
Speaker 7: the Hebrew alphabet and everything a while, like for when
Speaker 7: you're drying the circle, you have to pronounce the the
Speaker 7: Hebrew letters and everything like that ball while you're drying
Speaker 7: the circle. So it does all stem back in a
Speaker 7: certain way, back to Kobolicism and everything like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, So then that makes perfect sense why you'd be
Speaker 3: quoting from the Old Testament, because that would tie into
Speaker 3: what would later become Jewish mysticism. So it makes perfect
Speaker 3: sense why you would quote Old Testament versus New Testament.
Speaker 3: But I really can't speak with authority on this as
Speaker 3: far as why a spell or incantation or charm or
Speaker 3: whatever would or wouldn't work if you didn't quote it
Speaker 3: from the Book of Psalms. That being said, does it
Speaker 3: tell you that you have to say it in Hebrew
Speaker 3: or can you do the thing in English?
Speaker 4: And at work as well?
Speaker 7: No, you have to say an interview that it says
Speaker 7: that you have to say bet yen lamed while you're
Speaker 7: saying while you're trying.
Speaker 4: To So it's an if I'm okay, Yeah, Well that
Speaker 4: that's increct.
Speaker 2: I believe that Hebrew alphabet is very mystical and I
Speaker 2: don't know enough about it. But and yoke yet, I
Speaker 2: see you got your hand up. You're ready to chomp
Speaker 2: at the bit there, sir, I'm ready for this one.
Speaker 7: But go I want to hear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yo, dude, what's your interpretation of this?
Speaker 8: Their? So, first of all, I have very little opinion
Speaker 8: about this subject. In general. Tabala is something that is
Speaker 8: taught from master to students, and there is a certain
Speaker 8: reason why it is taught the way it is. At
Speaker 8: least the actual cobblists. There are a few there, but
Speaker 8: they are very very they are very very few.
Speaker 4: How do you know?
Speaker 2: How do you know that they're very very few? Because
Speaker 2: to me it seems like almost like a secret society
Speaker 2: kind of thing to where you wouldn't necessarily be out
Speaker 2: in the open talking about it anyway.
Speaker 8: Because so there are there are known coblists. I have
Speaker 8: heard of them in the past. It is a it's
Speaker 8: I think that's not everybody does. But it's also like
Speaker 8: these are populists. So kabbala is reserved for holy people.
Speaker 8: There are those who use cabala or they try to
Speaker 8: use kabbala for various reasons. But like unless it's done
Speaker 8: by someone who knows the Torah back and forth, who
Speaker 8: knows all of the town mood, who knows all of
Speaker 8: these things, and you as a a feature that would
Speaker 8: talk this to them, it's like it's cherry picking. I mean,
Speaker 8: in all honesty as far as like legitimate kabbala.
Speaker 2: What do you think about the the the you know,
Speaker 2: the the Haitians that are using who do and using
Speaker 2: psalms as ritual spells. I mean, clearly it's it's working
Speaker 2: to a degree or else who do would have you know,
Speaker 2: fizzled out, But there's still a lot of people that
Speaker 2: practice who do even nowadays, and so they must be
Speaker 2: getting some kind of result. But if you're not a believer,
Speaker 2: if you're not a believer in the Old Testament, New Testament, Bible,
Speaker 2: talmid whatever, then why does those almost incantations work?
Speaker 18: Then because you're using something that is holy. You're using
Speaker 18: something that's holy. So let's just say it's in the
Speaker 18: case of Psalms. Psalms is a holy book and we
Speaker 18: believe is as kind of divine.
Speaker 8: It's not on the same level as the tourists far
Speaker 8: as divinity or divine inspiration. But those words, those letters
Speaker 8: you cross like so so Almo twenty four, you know
Speaker 8: the famous yet I walked through the shadow of the
Speaker 8: value of the value of the shadow of death. I
Speaker 8: will fear and amenable. Right, So these are words that
Speaker 8: are holy and have a certain point. So there's the
Speaker 8: positive side and there's the the other side. So the
Speaker 8: other side in that kind of term is called the
Speaker 8: citra achra, and basically the citru oka is where there
Speaker 8: are powers from the other side that like just because
Speaker 8: it's use for the dark or the other side, like,
Speaker 8: it's still possible for for it to be used. It's
Speaker 8: just it's a different to other side of the coin,
Speaker 8: like the dark side of the force in essence.
Speaker 7: Okay, So like let's say, like like based on the
Speaker 7: what you just said, Like, let's say this is my question,
Speaker 7: like somebody that's studying like the the orders and rights
Speaker 7: of the Golden or let's say let's put it in
Speaker 7: like let's say Alistair Crowley, which was an initiated in
Speaker 7: the Order of the Golden Dawn, and would you consider
Speaker 7: him a cambalist or somebody that just used the kamala?
Speaker 8: He would be probably something somebody that tried to use
Speaker 8: magic and tried to cherry pick. But as I said,
Speaker 8: unless the person has a thorough understanding of the Torah
Speaker 8: of the Talmud and has had an actual Jewish teacher,
Speaker 8: these people are using the other side that they're not.
Speaker 8: They're not like it might be a quote unquote form
Speaker 8: of kabbala, but and it may in fact work because
Speaker 8: there are powers that in manifest, but it doesn't make
Speaker 8: it make it legitimate.
Speaker 4: What do you feel like?
Speaker 3: Calling alis or Crowley a cobbol list is actually an
Speaker 3: unfair statement.
Speaker 4: If anything, he was, he was an occultist, right, No, doubt,
Speaker 4: but he was very eclectic.
Speaker 3: In that he was taking some Eastern, he was taking
Speaker 3: some Western. He was throwing his own spin on certain
Speaker 3: aspects of it. I wouldn't call Alisa Crowley a cabalist
Speaker 3: by any stretch of the imagination. I think he be
Speaker 3: trying to use portions of it, yes, but you know
Speaker 3: I wouldn't. I wouldn't call him that just on my
Speaker 3: own ear.
Speaker 7: No, that's what That's exactly what I was trying to
Speaker 7: figure out. Like, let's say, like I wouldn't say it
Speaker 7: was coblist either, but but he did. He was pretty
Speaker 7: well first in all of that stuff, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean. So that's where I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 7: that the distinction between it.
Speaker 2: Well, Roy, I do want to ask you, though, so
Speaker 2: what do you make of of Trump having a Kabbala
Speaker 2: teacher way back in the day. I mean, he wrote
Speaker 2: it in his book, said he had a copy.
Speaker 8: So just because so I think that that's kind of
Speaker 8: a new aging thing. I don't necessarily know, like Cabala
Speaker 8: centers were a thing I think in the late late
Speaker 8: nineties early thousands. That didn't mean that those were legitimate places.
Speaker 8: Those were all people that cherry picked, and they're life
Speaker 8: that put a certain flavor on it, like the people
Speaker 8: that wear the red the red bracelet. Right that may
Speaker 8: or may not be in the Kabbala, but it's just
Speaker 8: it's more of a new age movement than legitimate pabilism.
Speaker 8: Like there are stages that I could tell you, Like
Speaker 8: there was.
Speaker 19: A rabbi from Hush, Canada named Rabbi Michulem Feisch, and
Speaker 19: he studied the Kabbala, and it was known that he
Speaker 19: performed miracles, like and there was there's a book that
Speaker 19: I read about him performing miracles.
Speaker 8: So like there are those who can sl perform miracles,
Speaker 8: there are serial people that have studied Kabbala. But as
Speaker 8: I said, there's like a light side and a dark side.
Speaker 8: So the light side of it is where I guess
Speaker 8: I'm trying to come from as far as why you
Speaker 8: would need all of these tree requisites before he even
Speaker 8: gets there, as opposed to other people that take a
Speaker 8: little bit of this, take a little bit of that,
Speaker 8: and are are still able to perform certain rituals or
Speaker 8: have these things come in t truition, because there is
Speaker 8: another side who's working.
Speaker 2: It all right, So I just pulled it up there
Speaker 2: was a Trump or there was a book that allegedly
Speaker 2: Trump wrote. It's called Trump The Way to the Top,
Speaker 2: the best business advice I ever received. And in a
Speaker 2: section of that book, he goes one day when my
Speaker 2: kabbala teacher, Iten Yardini, which we're going to get into
Speaker 2: him here in a second, asked how I was doing.
Speaker 2: I told him I needed a break. I was thoroughly exhausted, overwhelmed,
Speaker 2: and overworked. Then said, do you know what you should do?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 2: I thought I was going to uh, he was going
Speaker 2: to encourage me to take some time off, but instead
Speaker 2: he replied, no, go to work harder, be careful what
Speaker 2: you asked for, because you may get it. And Iten
Speaker 2: was right if I if I asked for a break,
Speaker 2: God may hear me, and I may get one, a
Speaker 2: long one. I took this advice to heart and started
Speaker 2: to work even harder. So I was like, all right,
Speaker 2: who's this? It ten Yardeni then, and I could be
Speaker 2: saying that name wrong, but this character, just to give
Speaker 2: a little background, it.
Speaker 8: It's spelled e I t A n Aton probably.
Speaker 2: Aton uh Yardini. It's like yard e n I. How
Speaker 2: would you say that?
Speaker 8: I mean that I don't know, but for sure it's
Speaker 8: the first name is Atons.
Speaker 2: So Aton Yardini is an ordained rabbi and a senior
Speaker 2: instructor instructor at the Kabbala Center. So you're right about
Speaker 2: it all.
Speaker 4: So so hold on.
Speaker 8: So the rabbi, what kind of rabbi is the orthoox
Speaker 8: is the conservative? Is your reform as you can re
Speaker 8: start is That's where you It's where you need to
Speaker 8: know his credential.
Speaker 20: So just because if somebody says rabbi, that doesn't necessarily
Speaker 20: necessarily mean much because there are some conservative movements that
Speaker 20: are galitarian and they might call a woman a rabbi,
Speaker 20: So like you have to help it with credentials.
Speaker 8: In this case.
Speaker 2: Okay. So it says that Ititon is an ordained rabbi
Speaker 2: and this is from I believe his website. It's called
Speaker 2: one House dot Kabbala dot com and it says een Ititon,
Speaker 2: how do you.
Speaker 8: Say it again?
Speaker 2: Aton Aton Aton aton Is is an ordained rabbi who
Speaker 2: studied personally with rav Berg.
Speaker 4: Do you know who that is?
Speaker 8: No idea?
Speaker 2: Oh wait, I know who that is. That's the guy
Speaker 2: that wrote the book. And I bought that book like
Speaker 2: way back when it was like three or four years
Speaker 2: ago I bought this book and it's called The Way
Speaker 2: and it was like supposedly the Kabbala converted to English
Speaker 2: and their interpretation of it either way. So study personally
Speaker 2: with rap Berg and he has played a major role
Speaker 2: in the globalization of the Kabbala since nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 2: He shares this knowledge from his heart as it dramatically
Speaker 2: altered his life view and gave him direction and purpose.
Speaker 2: He knows Kabala can have the same influence on others.
Speaker 2: He taught in Jerusalem, Los Angeles, Toronto, Mexico, London, and Florida.
Speaker 2: As a senior instructor. He helped found the Kabala Center
Speaker 2: in Toronto, in addition to assisting in the opening of
Speaker 2: several other key locations throughout North America. Doesn't say so it's.
Speaker 4: A Kabala center.
Speaker 3: So it sounds to me and Royce, you're the resident
Speaker 3: Jewish correspondence, so you tell me it sounds very akin
Speaker 3: to like a Mike Dojo type of situation.
Speaker 17: Yes, okay, right, But also because like somebody who actually
Speaker 17: studies Kabala.
Speaker 4: Is not going to be publicizing this stuf, because this is.
Speaker 8: Not for the masses. So the word kabbala comes from
Speaker 8: the world bail, which means received. So like it's a
Speaker 8: very selective process to where like even how with before
Speaker 8: you had the scenes or you had other groups that
Speaker 8: were like very secretive. This is like and not everything
Speaker 8: is made from masses. Kabala sure as hell is not
Speaker 8: made for the masses. Like that's just retarded.
Speaker 3: So this is where they start to go into the
Speaker 3: realm of dare I say Charlatanism.
Speaker 4: I don't so.
Speaker 21: That I couldn't tell you this person could very well
Speaker 21: believe what they're spewing, but the fact that they're trying
Speaker 21: to give it to everybody and no offense.
Speaker 8: Generally cabala is a Jewish thing that it would be
Speaker 8: from rabbi to students, not to non Jews.
Speaker 2: Interesting, So, like I just found right here it says
Speaker 2: Trump studied the the Talmudic kabbala under Rabbi Yardini by
Speaker 2: Jeff Fensky f E N s k E. So I'm
Speaker 2: not sure, So talmud at kabala is there? Does that
Speaker 2: help give any answer?
Speaker 8: Not off the top of my head, Like I know,
Speaker 8: there's uh, there's Lurianic cabala, which is basically learning from
Speaker 8: the ari A Kadosh. But I do not know.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that kabbala stemmed off of Talmud. I
Speaker 4: thought Kabala stemmed off of Ot.
Speaker 8: So everything in essence comes from Ot. Right. But like
Speaker 8: so we definitely remember even when it comes to the
Speaker 8: Gamara and the Talmud, they are all referencing things that
Speaker 8: they were taught that originally came from Mount Sinai, from Moses.
Speaker 4: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: So what I found here is that the Talmudic kabbala
Speaker 2: refers to the mystical interpretations and teachings derived from the Talmud,
Speaker 2: which is a central text in rabbinic Judaism. It emphasizes
Speaker 2: the It emphasizes the esoteric aspects of Jewish law and spirituality,
Speaker 2: often exploring the nature of God and the universe through
Speaker 2: mystical frameworks.
Speaker 4: Damn, but the Talmud is basically a giant rule book,
Speaker 4: is it not?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: So there's actually funny enough, there's actually no rules really,
Speaker 8: Like there are rulings and how you come up with
Speaker 8: certain decisions, but as far as how we make a
Speaker 8: hell a decision, that's the shikan, which is the code
Speaker 8: of Jewish law.
Speaker 3: Okay, Okay, excuse me a bit of a miss speaking here.
Speaker 3: Let me try to rephrase that. The Talmud is basically
Speaker 3: a list of very long, very in death lists of
Speaker 3: how to be the best jew you can be, regardless
Speaker 3: of where you find yourself.
Speaker 8: Is that network, No, no, no. So the basically the
Speaker 8: Gamara is comprised of a couple of different things. So
Speaker 8: the first is basically you have these little snippets, which
Speaker 8: is called the mishna, and basically what the missiona is
Speaker 8: were little like shorthand that the original sages wrote whenever
Speaker 8: they were when they were they were taught the oral
Speaker 8: the oral Torah. After that you have the Gamara, and
Speaker 8: the Gamara basically our pages and pages long to explain
Speaker 8: what these missionas means. Like for example, so there's something
Speaker 8: called dafyomi, which is where you learn one page of
Speaker 8: Gamara a day and you're complete in seven and a
Speaker 8: half years, because that's how long it takes if you
Speaker 8: do that. And basically what we're starting right now are corbanos,
Speaker 8: which are sacrifices, Like right now there's no temple, so
Speaker 8: sacrifices are. However, we're still learning them anyway, so it's
Speaker 8: not necessarily just how a Jew lives a good life,
Speaker 8: because that's more the code of Jewish law, and and
Speaker 8: that's the whole thing thing. Now, granted, the the way
Speaker 8: that the that the quote of Jewish law was derived
Speaker 8: was from the tal mood, and then you had different rabbis,
Speaker 8: different different stages who made certain rulings one way or
Speaker 8: the other. And then that's what got to how we
Speaker 8: have a codebook that says, okay, whenever you put on
Speaker 8: your pants, you put in your you're dominant. You're dominant first,
Speaker 8: and then you're not not dominant there. So, because there's
Speaker 8: no rulings really in the Talmud, I found.
Speaker 2: That the time required for initiation into tal mood at
Speaker 2: Kabbala varies greatly depending on an individual's prior knowledge of
Speaker 2: Torah and spiritual development, rather than a fixed Generally, a
Speaker 2: strong foundation in talmod or other jeury or other Jewish
Speaker 2: texts is recommended before delving into Kabbalistic studies, which can
Speaker 2: take several years to acquire. So I'm only I'm interested
Speaker 2: in this because if Trump had this Cabbalistic teacher that
Speaker 2: was mainly in the the Talmud at Kabala, I don't
Speaker 2: know what the fucking difference with all the different forms
Speaker 2: of kabbala is. But if that's what is required in
Speaker 2: order to better understand the Kabbala, If what they're saying
Speaker 2: here that there is some sort of initiation or at
Speaker 2: least uh a duration of time that you know, has
Speaker 2: to has to pass before you can even start to understand,
Speaker 2: it makes me wonder just how long Trump has really
Speaker 2: been in it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I don't think that. I still don't think
Speaker 8: that Trump has a thorough understanding of the Torah and
Speaker 8: all of the teachings therein or the town would itself.
Speaker 8: As Jacob said, it seems to be more of a
Speaker 8: charlottean asked thing. It's more of a camp. It's like
Speaker 8: you have this person and this is, oh well, here,
Speaker 8: here are these fun ideas. The fact that there that Trump,
Speaker 8: who is not Jewish, is being taught these ideas automatically
Speaker 8: throws a red flag to me, like this does not
Speaker 8: seem legitimate.
Speaker 2: Not openly Jewish anyway, I mean.
Speaker 8: Has he been has he had any kind of conversion
Speaker 8: or have his parents like.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 17: But here's the thing is that even if somebody is Jewish,
Speaker 17: so let's just say he is for ships and giggles.
Speaker 8: Right, So even if somebody says that he's Jewish, I
Speaker 8: still don't see. I mean, he's not wearing a yamica,
Speaker 8: he's not wearing the strings, he's not praying three times
Speaker 8: a day like he has somebody. Okay, hold on the way. Wait,
Speaker 8: So wearing a yamaica at the Western Wall is a
Speaker 8: very common thing, and a lot of other presidents besides
Speaker 8: Trump have done that. That's just I think a respects
Speaker 8: that's respecting.
Speaker 4: Like right, let's just say even do that, not just
Speaker 4: presidents a lot of his correction.
Speaker 17: Well, not only that, Let's just say, if I have
Speaker 17: a friend that's not Jewish and if they walk into
Speaker 17: a Cynegard they're going to put a skull cap on,
Speaker 17: doesn't make them any more or less Jewish.
Speaker 8: It's a respect things as of that moment.
Speaker 2: What's the purpose of wearing a yamaica in the first place?
Speaker 17: So yamaka if you've ever wondered why it's spelled Yarmolca
Speaker 17: basically comes from the Hebrew for year eight malca, which
Speaker 17: means in reverence or awe of the king.
Speaker 8: Is to remind us that there is a God above
Speaker 8: us at all times.
Speaker 2: So if you're not Jewish, why would you partake in.
Speaker 8: That as a respect thing?
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this, John, the same thing if
Speaker 3: you have If your wife and you, for whatever reason,
Speaker 3: were to go to one of your friend's weddings and
Speaker 3: he happens to be a Muslim, and out of respect
Speaker 3: for their culture, he asks, Hey, can your wife like
Speaker 3: wear a scarf over her head? Not a full on
Speaker 3: her job, but just like a little something. I mean,
Speaker 3: you know, it would make my family feel better. It's
Speaker 3: a cultural thing. Would you be like, no, fuck you,
Speaker 3: my wife's not doing that. Or would you be like, oh, yeah, no,
Speaker 3: I mean we could do that to respect you and
Speaker 3: your people.
Speaker 4: No, do doubt.
Speaker 2: I mean, would they take off the job if I
Speaker 2: asked them to come into my house.
Speaker 3: I'm not asking is this return, I'm asking would you
Speaker 3: show the respect to where you have been invited?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 7: Not.
Speaker 2: No, It's not something that I would partake in, like
Speaker 2: if it's not my belief, Like, I'm not gonna do
Speaker 2: something just to make you feel better about your beliefs.
Speaker 4: It's not about a belief, it's about respect of the culture.
Speaker 2: Though, Bro, Yeah, about their beliefs.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, okay, let's say you're a you get invited to
Speaker 3: a really upscale restaurant, like a really fucking upscale restaurant,
Speaker 3: but you do need to wear.
Speaker 4: A coat and tie.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I've ever even seen you wear
Speaker 3: such garments of clothing, But would you wear a coat
Speaker 3: and tie out of respect for whoever invited you and
Speaker 3: is paying for your meal?
Speaker 2: Does it go against my spiritual beliefs?
Speaker 4: Does it?
Speaker 2: I don't believe. So that's what I'm trying to say. Like,
Speaker 2: if you were to go to the fucking Middle East
Speaker 2: and go hang out with the fucking Taliban, are you
Speaker 2: gonna start chanting death to America just to like be nice?
Speaker 4: Brother?
Speaker 3: Wearing a yamica at the Western Wall is not equivalent
Speaker 3: to chanting death to America. Wearing a Yamica means you're
Speaker 3: acknowledging that God exists and is above you.
Speaker 2: I don't think you need to wear something like that
Speaker 2: in order to convey that message.
Speaker 3: No, but that is what the cultural customs of that
Speaker 3: area of the world asks of anybody that is visiting well, and.
Speaker 2: The cultural customs of the area of the world that
Speaker 2: I come to don't necessarily need to wear that. So
Speaker 2: I don't feel that I would need to wear it
Speaker 2: in order to make other people feel comfortable. It's like,
Speaker 2: you know, what if somebody was just reverse engineer it,
Speaker 2: Like what if you invite a Jewish person into your
Speaker 2: house and I'm not saying that you would be this,
Speaker 2: but imagine if you would go to this length. What
Speaker 2: if you invite a Jewish person into your house and
Speaker 2: you say, hey, you know what I like over here?
Speaker 2: We represent Christ and we're not really with that ot bullshit?
Speaker 2: Could you take your yamica off while you're sitting at
Speaker 2: the dinner table? Do you think they would?
Speaker 3: That's actually a very good question out of respect, right,
Speaker 3: Like people have been asked to take off their hats
Speaker 3: at the dinner table.
Speaker 4: I bide by that in my home.
Speaker 3: I've never had a Jewish person come have dinner with
Speaker 3: me and had to have that kind of conversation. I
Speaker 3: don't know, to be honest with you, I wouldn't ask
Speaker 3: them to because I know it's a religious garment of theirs.
Speaker 4: But let's say that it's not to.
Speaker 3: Me, let's say it to anybody Else's like, no, you're
Speaker 3: not gonna wear a hat at my dinner table, I
Speaker 3: needs you to remove it Royce in that time and
Speaker 3: place what is the custom in the Jewish tradition on this.
Speaker 8: So you're I think there's two different answers, potentially well couple.
Speaker 8: First of which how religious is the person? Because if
Speaker 8: somebody acknowledges that there is somebody who is related a Jew,
Speaker 8: and it is known that they do this, I think
Speaker 8: it would be kind of disrespectful to ask that person
Speaker 8: to take take that off. How However, if they're in
Speaker 8: a if they're in a place, so let's just say
Speaker 8: I am over in the Middle East, and sometimes in
Speaker 8: some places they don't like Jews. If it would be
Speaker 8: hazardous to my health to be acknowledged as a Jew,
Speaker 8: you are allowed to not wear a yamaka.
Speaker 3: Okay, wait, Actually, as a matter of fact, so let's
Speaker 3: let's take it like this, just to put it in
Speaker 3: the best scope possible. Let's say that you get invited
Speaker 3: to some billionaire's house right for a dinner, but it's
Speaker 3: also you'all going to be discussing business, maybe not selling
Speaker 3: a product, but something of the upper ecelon of business.
Speaker 4: You don't know anything about this guy. He really doesn't
Speaker 4: know anything.
Speaker 3: About you, except for like third party, you get there
Speaker 3: and come to find out it's not even a Christian thing.
Speaker 3: He's just an old school, traditional Southern guy who doesn't
Speaker 3: like people.
Speaker 4: Wearing hats at the table.
Speaker 3: He sees you and you're wearing a yamaka and he
Speaker 3: asks you to remove it at the table because it's
Speaker 3: just it's a Southern thing. It's nothing against the Jewish culture,
Speaker 3: and it's nothing pro Christianity. In that situation, what would
Speaker 3: you do? I think you would be the most correct answer.
Speaker 8: I think it would be based on the individual, because
Speaker 8: I would I would imagine I don't First, I don't know.
Speaker 8: I will start with saying I don't know. My guess
Speaker 8: would be if I'm comfortable.
Speaker 17: It's a hard thing to say, because, like because Jewish
Speaker 17: law says that a Jewish man should not walk uh
Speaker 17: for almost which is like three feet without your head
Speaker 17: being covered.
Speaker 4: So however, if I at the table you ain't moving, that.
Speaker 8: A good point, very point. I think it would be
Speaker 8: basically individual like yeah, some some might say yes, some
Speaker 8: might say no. So the great thing about Judaism sometimes
Speaker 8: is there is a stringent opinion which would say no,
Speaker 8: and there might be a fringe leaning opinion that might say,
Speaker 8: in these circumstances, it is okay, too interesting because there's
Speaker 8: almost there's almost never a black and white answer. Like
Speaker 8: so many years ago, when I was in the military,
Speaker 8: I used to work on the flat line. There are
Speaker 8: no hats allowed on the flat line, so I so
Speaker 8: because my job required it, I did not wear a yamaka. Right,
Speaker 8: So I'm time place situation I think has a lot
Speaker 8: to do with things.
Speaker 2: Okay, I get it, I get it. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: you know, if I just think that it should be
Speaker 2: it should be both ways or should be neither way.
Speaker 4: That's just a Mandalorian to take off his helmet.
Speaker 2: Man, Well, I never met a Mandalorian, and it's a
Speaker 2: fictional character, so that's probably I mean good that you
Speaker 2: know of spirit animal convulsing for the first time. Actually, uh,
Speaker 2: an hour and thirty eight minutes in, we're gonna hear
Speaker 2: the spirit animal's voice. So I don't know where the
Speaker 2: fuck you've been. Did you have to smoke multiple dubies
Speaker 2: just to build up the courage to get behind the mic?
Speaker 4: Sir?
Speaker 9: No, I've my phone's been acting stupid and I didn't
Speaker 9: get the Uh. The Lincoln time because Pejon wanted to
Speaker 9: be on that cook shit. So talking about removing ahead
Speaker 9: of religious headwear. So we all know my favorite wordlord
Speaker 9: is uh that he actually did, y'all when y'all speaking
Speaker 9: of it brought up the scenario, he actually asked us
Speaker 9: some of a Sultan scent immer series to him, and
Speaker 9: he said, oh, when you're into my thrown room, you'll
Speaker 9: take off your tobns.
Speaker 6: He mind up as an ottom enslave in the big
Speaker 6: house and everything.
Speaker 9: So when they they said no, he had that they
Speaker 9: he said, fine, you don't want to take your turbin off,
Speaker 9: I'll make sure you'll never take it off, and he
Speaker 9: nailed their turbans.
Speaker 6: To their head.
Speaker 3: So that being said that also there is some debate
Speaker 3: in the historical community if that was actually a Lad thing,
Speaker 3: because there's also two accounts of that exact story happening
Speaker 3: from a century before and from two centuries before from
Speaker 3: other European powers that had emissaries come to their court,
Speaker 3: so it.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's very possible.
Speaker 3: It's also very possible that that story got attributed to
Speaker 3: Vlad to further the lore of him.
Speaker 9: The tux Dudy pop pop again because that man was
Speaker 9: a war heler and a good knight of christedam.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, yep, all the things.
Speaker 9: Also a sagod part about the yamica, right, so how
Speaker 9: does one wear that in uniform? And and I say
Speaker 9: that because I have now seen in the US Army
Speaker 9: there's people wearing turbans, and uh, I don't know how
Speaker 9: that I had to feel about that because I'm hold
Speaker 9: hold on.
Speaker 3: The turbans that you're seeing being worn are from sikhs.
Speaker 3: So it's it's they're they're awesome. That being said, we
Speaker 3: had jew Doc and he would wear his yamaica in
Speaker 3: his came he's in place of his cover.
Speaker 6: Well, how does that work? Like you're not undercovered?
Speaker 4: Doll?
Speaker 9: You gotta have you?
Speaker 6: I just I just don't want to stand.
Speaker 4: Royce John Mann brother.
Speaker 8: So with Okay, So while you're in your dress blues
Speaker 8: and you're wearing the uh the flight boy cap, and
Speaker 8: I will not say that an other fun word for it, no,
Speaker 8: but there would be so there's not enough room for
Speaker 8: a yamaka. Plus that, so I would not wear yamaka,
Speaker 8: but the actual cap covers as a cover. When I
Speaker 8: was in uniform and I was outside I would wear
Speaker 8: my hat like a hat that would cover it up,
Speaker 8: and then whenever inside, just pop the cap and still
Speaker 8: be able to wear a yama underneath it.
Speaker 3: No, dude, you Doc just never wore a cover like ever.
Speaker 3: He just wore his yamaica whether he was outside or inside.
Speaker 3: And to be honest with you, I don't think anybody
Speaker 3: really knew the rules big enough or well enough to
Speaker 3: call him out on it. Plus he's Doc, and what
Speaker 3: Doc says is the word of God.
Speaker 4: So he just kind of got away with it.
Speaker 8: Why not Look if he if he if he can
Speaker 8: get away with it, fantastic. I'm just telling you what
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 6: But the reason why I ask is we had a
Speaker 6: buddy of mine.
Speaker 9: I'm not gonna say his name, but we called him
Speaker 9: the g Dog because that dude he loved to fight. Yeah,
Speaker 9: like he he he always he never had his yamaka.
Speaker 9: He would keep it in like his breastpot. And I
Speaker 9: even asked, like, what's the point of having it if
Speaker 9: you're not gonna wear it? And he just everybody told me.
Speaker 9: So I was wondering why I have it? If you
Speaker 9: can't wear an uniform, you know what, you.
Speaker 4: Cut that sitter in boot camp too. Royce.
Speaker 8: Uh no, but because by that time I was not
Speaker 8: so religious, and I will like, I tried it once
Speaker 8: and then like there were some tis that said, hey,
Speaker 8: what are you doing. I don't know if you wear
Speaker 8: this uniform, be careful, you might be giving some shit.
Speaker 8: So I said, okay, no problem, gotcha, okay. As opposed
Speaker 8: to now we're like, basically, I will wear yamaga all
Speaker 8: the time, and then when I'm at work and I'm
Speaker 8: wearing my welding cap, I use that basically as a
Speaker 8: very large yamaica.
Speaker 3: So I mean that's basically what a welding cap is
Speaker 3: is a big as yamica with a little bit of
Speaker 3: a flip bill.
Speaker 4: So I mean it works, and I love it.
Speaker 2: I love each and every one of you. I love you,
Speaker 2: sam Tony with your hand dog, go ahead, sir.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So, not only Jews and Sikhs have pretty strict religious
Speaker 10: teachings about head coverings for men. There was a Christian
Speaker 10: sect that also did, the Quakers. You've probably heard of them.
Speaker 10: They're major in American history because they believed all people
Speaker 10: are equal in the eyes of God and refused to
Speaker 10: show deference to social hierarchies. This practice, known as hat honor,
Speaker 10: was a deliberate act of defiance against the class system,
Speaker 10: as removing one's hat was a sign of respect to
Speaker 10: social superiors. Quaker leader George Fox famously stated he was
Speaker 10: forbidden by God to take off his hat to anyone,
Speaker 10: including the King of And there's any I summary, obviously,
Speaker 10: but it comports with what I've read before about it.
Speaker 10: And yeah, the Quakers, they wouldn't even take off their
Speaker 10: hat for the King, and Catholicism women are required to
Speaker 10: his traditional Catholics are supposed to women are required to
Speaker 10: cover their heads in church, but men are forbidden from
Speaker 10: covering their heads in church. And when it's really cold
Speaker 10: outside and I got a cold or something, I really
Speaker 10: want to have a beanie on or something, and my
Speaker 10: wife will just not let me. But luckily that hasn't
Speaker 10: happened in like five or six years.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: The Quakers are interesting groups due Nixon was the only
Speaker 3: Quaker president we've ever had. Now, he wasn't wearing a
Speaker 3: hat also, at least not that we ever saw him wear.
Speaker 3: But fascinating, I didn't realize that the hat was a
Speaker 3: part of their religious dress.
Speaker 4: That's interesting. Yeah, and there was some talk.
Speaker 10: A couple of weeks ago in Josh Monday's podcast, he
Speaker 10: brought up the verse from Paul about how women are
Speaker 10: required to cover their heads in church and men shouldn't
Speaker 10: cover their heads, and he kind of just skipped over
Speaker 10: that and said, well, you know, this is more about
Speaker 10: like men should love their wives and wives should respect
Speaker 10: and follow and obey their husbands and what. But you know,
Speaker 10: the passage really says if you're a woman, you gotta
Speaker 10: wear it, and if you're a man, you absolutely can't.
Speaker 10: And it seems like he tried to apply it universally
Speaker 10: to all times and places, and yet today I would
Speaker 10: say like ninety percent of Catholics and like ninety nine
Speaker 10: percent of Protestants do not observe that, and we don't feel.
Speaker 4: Like it right.
Speaker 3: They they try to say, oh god, I remember hearing
Speaker 3: a sermon about this, okay, So they try to spin
Speaker 3: it to where a woman wearing a covering over her
Speaker 3: head of some type her husband is her spiritual covering,
Speaker 3: and it works as well, that's not what the fuck
Speaker 3: was written down or the intent behind that. As a
Speaker 3: matter of fact, if you look at the context. As always,
Speaker 3: I bring up the time, place and audience the church
Speaker 3: that that was being written to the women were putting
Speaker 3: way more importance on their jewelry and on their appearance.
Speaker 3: He was telling that specific congregation that the women need
Speaker 3: to not worry about the jewels and their looks so much.
Speaker 3: And as a matter of fact, cover your head when
Speaker 3: you're going into church, because it's not about what you
Speaker 3: look like. That's the actual context behind it. But to
Speaker 3: your point, so many people have taken that and spun
Speaker 3: it to mean a bunch of other things, and they
Speaker 3: think that every single word of the New Testament we're
Speaker 3: supposed to apply to our churches. Same thing with the
Speaker 3: women are supposed to be silent and submissive to their husbands.
Speaker 3: In the same book, he even calls out a few
Speaker 3: women specifically as teachers and says, also, yeah, women are
Speaker 3: not supposed to have any kind of a over a man.
Speaker 4: In the church.
Speaker 3: Then goes on to say, oh, give so and so
Speaker 3: and so and so all my love, they're excellent teachers,
Speaker 3: and y'all need to listen to them.
Speaker 4: And he's talking about women, So that's kind of counterintuitive.
Speaker 3: There was a reason for all of this, but people
Speaker 3: are taking it out of context and blasting it like
Speaker 3: it's a law we should all be applying. Women are
Speaker 3: not supposed to be silent. He was talking to women
Speaker 3: in this church that were gossipers. But again, yeah, anyway, couldn't.
Speaker 2: You just say that about like all of the Gospel,
Speaker 2: that it was all just applying to the context of
Speaker 2: whatever was going on right there, that it doesn't necessarily
Speaker 2: have to be something that applies to everybody. I mean,
Speaker 2: couldn't you just kind of explain it away all the
Speaker 2: time with that kind of ideology.
Speaker 3: I'm not explaining it away, I'm giving the deeper meaning
Speaker 3: behind it, which we as Christians are supposed to do.
Speaker 4: That we're supposed to do our due diligence.
Speaker 3: If you're just reading it and just taking it at
Speaker 3: face value, sure you'll get a message. But if you
Speaker 3: also don't understand, like for instance, when he talks about
Speaker 3: how and we talked about this too, translation issues in Africa,
Speaker 3: they have changed a certain portion of the Bible where
Speaker 3: he talks about how Jesus knocks at the door for
Speaker 3: all of us it's up to us to.
Speaker 4: Let them in.
Speaker 3: In that particular Bible for that particular country, they say
Speaker 3: he comes and coughs at the door for everyone. Now,
Speaker 3: why a cough was the difference in that culture. Even
Speaker 3: the thieves will knock on the door, but it is
Speaker 3: more polite for you to call for like clear your throat,
Speaker 3: to announce that you have arrived before you knock. So
Speaker 3: that's not a mistranslation. The message, the deeper meaning behind it,
Speaker 3: the context behind it, is still reaching the people that
Speaker 3: it needs to reach. It's not you're explaining it away,
Speaker 3: and it's not. For the record, you said the Gospels.
Speaker 3: The Gospels are only four books. What we're talking about
Speaker 3: is later on what Paul wrote. So but neither here
Speaker 3: nor there. You've got to look at what was going
Speaker 3: on at the church when he wrote that letter to
Speaker 3: that specific church, and it gives you a better grip
Speaker 3: of what the situation was and what he was trying
Speaker 3: to convey.
Speaker 2: Right, But I guess my point is, like and to
Speaker 2: use the Gospels, I'm I'm aware that there's only four
Speaker 2: books called the Gospels. It's not the entire thing. But
Speaker 2: as far as the Gospels go, i'm there are two
Speaker 2: different what was it called, like the Sermon on the
Speaker 2: Mount or something like that, there's two different variations of
Speaker 2: that story because they're speaking to two different people.
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Am I wrong in saying that? Or am I true?
Speaker 3: It's from two different perspectives, but the main narrative is
Speaker 3: the same. They don't conflict each other by any means.
Speaker 2: Right, But couldn't you just say that you know, whoever
Speaker 2: was speaking was only speaking to those people and not
Speaker 2: to the rest of the world for all time?
Speaker 3: Okay, the sermon on the Mound is Jesus. He is
Speaker 3: speaking for everybody for all time. Paul was speaking two
Speaker 3: specific churches, and we as modern Christians should be looking
Speaker 3: at the example that was set up by the original churches.
Speaker 2: Right, But I guess my point is is that how
Speaker 2: are you how do you know when to discern if
Speaker 2: this is just meant for this group or if this
Speaker 2: is just meant if this is meant for everybody.
Speaker 3: Well, like I said, Jesus was speaking for everybody. Paul
Speaker 3: was speaking on behalf of Jesus to specific groups.
Speaker 2: But if it was only to those specific groups, why
Speaker 2: would you need to put it into the most historical
Speaker 2: book of all time to speak and read it to
Speaker 2: all people if it was only for that group of people,
Speaker 2: is my point?
Speaker 3: Because he is teaching how to set up a church
Speaker 3: how to run a church, how to behave while inside
Speaker 3: of a church, how to be a good Christian. In
Speaker 3: the modern era, Jesus didn't tell us how we need
Speaker 3: to set up churches.
Speaker 4: He told us how we need to live.
Speaker 2: So whenever people are setting up churches nowadays, nobody refers
Speaker 2: back to how Paul was teaching it.
Speaker 4: They should.
Speaker 2: Well, if it was only for those people in that context,
Speaker 2: then why should they?
Speaker 3: Like I said, we should be modeling our churches off
Speaker 3: of the original churches.
Speaker 2: So context doesn't necessarily mean then how not. Well, if
Speaker 2: it's for everybody and not just that specific group, then
Speaker 2: what does it matter.
Speaker 3: Okay, if you got a church that all the women
Speaker 3: are gossipers and they're putting way more emphasis on their
Speaker 3: looks than hearing the word, then yeah, the pastor of
Speaker 3: that church should probably try to implement some things or
Speaker 3: preach some specific sermons that will dissuade that and get
Speaker 3: the people on the right track.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Yeah, I'm not I'm not coming at you
Speaker 2: in any kind of way. I'm just curious.
Speaker 4: I don't feel like you are brother.
Speaker 2: I'd just like to try and you know, these are
Speaker 2: the questions that I come up with in my own
Speaker 2: mind to try and make sense of it. But spirit animal,
Speaker 2: go right ahead, sir, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Sorry, I was I forgot what I was gonna mention then,
Speaker 9: but I started texting because I was memb it.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 6: A thing happened last week.
Speaker 9: There was a a guy apparenty Hillman, and a advisement
Speaker 9: teacher out the high school had a plan or something,
Speaker 9: but he he pulled it. He pulled us fucking to
Speaker 9: the hotel right next to the school and everything right
Speaker 9: down the road. Deputies tried to get take him or whatever.
Speaker 9: I don't know what caused it or whatever, but a
Speaker 9: gunfight ensued. He ended up getting hit, try to go
Speaker 9: into the they fired up the deputies. The deputies would
Speaker 9: turn to fire. He tried to go into the woods
Speaker 9: right next to the school and everything, which there's a
Speaker 9: path and everything used by RTC. The school went on
Speaker 9: a lockdown. He ended up dying on school grounds and everything.
Speaker 9: He had a fuck ton of AMMO and apparently he
Speaker 9: had an accomplice, which was one of the advisement teachers.
Speaker 9: So that's just a little bit of local news from
Speaker 9: my neck of woods. And yeah, the CHEF departments being
Speaker 9: super fucking shady about it though.
Speaker 2: Crazy shit everywhere. Really Wow, So all right, I want
Speaker 2: to get back to the chat because we're slacking again,
Speaker 2: Tony said. Israel orchestrated nine to eleven and the Kenity assassinations.
Speaker 2: Paul and Savon, kurtzberg I, Hud o'deed Elner, Omer Ma Mamari,
Speaker 2: and Uran Schmul were five of the agents who were
Speaker 2: caught and admitted to knowing of the attacks in advance.
Speaker 2: Dude school sound.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these are some of the most Jewish names you
Speaker 4: could find.
Speaker 2: Yeah, spared animals Like all I hear is we need
Speaker 2: a new crusade.
Speaker 10: Yeah, those guys you got like five minutes because I could,
Speaker 10: I could go on about these guys. They were apprehended
Speaker 10: on nine to eleven. You might have heard about them.
Speaker 10: They're called the Dancing Israelis and you might wonder, Okay,
Speaker 10: why would Israel, why would Israeli intelligence do this? But
Speaker 10: it really worked out well for them and they the
Speaker 10: Neo cons wrote a document in nineteen ninety nine called
Speaker 10: Projects for a New American Century where they wanted more
Speaker 10: American presence in the Middle East, and they said that
Speaker 10: there needed to be some kind of new Pearl Harbor
Speaker 10: event to make it happen, and they managed to get well.
Speaker 10: They managed to collaborate with al Qaeda to pull it
Speaker 10: off while keeping their own their own hands clean enough
Speaker 10: that most people just never even suspected them at all.
Speaker 10: Even I, like I was relatively conspiratorial minded, and I
Speaker 10: never heard about this until maybe a few years ago.
Speaker 10: The first time I ever heard about it was Borat,
Speaker 10: of course, because you know, Borat kind of it made
Speaker 10: fun of it by things.
Speaker 4: Baron Cohen is Jewish, which is hilarious. Yeah, he can
Speaker 4: get away with it.
Speaker 10: And I remember his characters saying, we decided to drive
Speaker 10: across the United States instead of fly in case the
Speaker 10: Jews repeat their attack of nine to eleven. How how
Speaker 10: absurd is that? But you know, Israeli intelligence didn't, They didn't,
Speaker 10: they didn't. It's not like the hijackers were from Israel.
Speaker 10: They were obviously Muslims doing it for their own reason.
Speaker 10: Osama bin Laden wanted to do it to draw America
Speaker 10: into a long fight in Afghanistan that would cost America
Speaker 10: trillion dollars, and that's what happened. Israel wanted American intervention
Speaker 10: over there to overthrow Saddam Hussein, and they got what
Speaker 10: they wanted to. And they've been pushing for more strikes
Speaker 10: and attacks on Iraq throughout the nineties, and they got
Speaker 10: most of those too, but they couldn't get a big
Speaker 10: war unless there was a nine to eleven attack. Now,
Speaker 10: the exact precise details of the aid to the hijackers
Speaker 10: were they were living around them, watching them, facilitating money
Speaker 10: transfers to them, facilitating getting them fake IDs. And these
Speaker 10: five guys, in particular, the Kurtzbergs and Marmari and Elner
Speaker 10: and Schmuel, they were apprehended on nine to eleven in
Speaker 10: New Jersey because somebody called the cops on them for
Speaker 10: a aparently appearing to celebrate the attacks in a parking
Speaker 10: lot outside of the Doric Towers apartment complex in New Jersey,
Speaker 10: where they had a view of the towers, and the
Speaker 10: cops actually came and apprehended them, and it was about
Speaker 10: a month, I think before they were allowed to go
Speaker 10: back to Israel, and they appeared on Israeli TV in
Speaker 10: two thousand and four and they said that our purpose
Speaker 10: in the United States was to document the event, and
Speaker 10: they definitely knew about it in advance because they were
Speaker 10: parked at Doric Towers before the first plane hit the building,
Speaker 10: and when they were apprehended, they all had plane tickets
Speaker 10: to leave the country to all different destinations all around
Speaker 10: the world. And their alleged job was that they were
Speaker 10: working for a moving company called Urban Moving Systems, but
Speaker 10: it was really just a front. It was just something
Speaker 10: for them to give the appearance that they were doing
Speaker 10: something other than espionage. And their boss, Dominic Suiter, also
Speaker 10: fled to Israel as soon as the first flights resumed
Speaker 10: after nine to eleven, just before he could be arrested.
Speaker 10: So yeah, that's the story of those five guys, and
Speaker 10: that's probably just the tip of the iceburg.
Speaker 2: Dude, I'll tell you what. I was looking this up
Speaker 2: because I remember hearing about the dance in Israelis, but
Speaker 2: I forgot what it was actually about. But this is
Speaker 2: actually coming from a website called the jc dot com.
Speaker 2: Kind of interesting those initials, but it's called the Jewish Chronicle,
Speaker 2: and it says who were the dancing Israelis of nine
Speaker 2: to eleven? And so just listen to this, like I'm
Speaker 2: going to read like two paragraphs. It says since since
Speaker 2: September eleventh, two thousand and one, A title wave of
Speaker 2: conspiracy theories has surrounded the events of the day that
Speaker 2: changed the course of American history. The attacks, which saw
Speaker 2: three thousand New Yorkers lose their lives and countless more
Speaker 2: injured years later, have been the subject of fear speculation
Speaker 2: from conspiracy minded people all over the world. While not
Speaker 2: all conspiracy theories about what happened on nine to eleven
Speaker 2: are anti Semitic, there's a pervasive strain of anti Semitic
Speaker 2: thought through some of the most popular So just that alone,
Speaker 2: it's like, so to say that there were even dancing
Speaker 2: Israelis on nine to eleven in and of itself is
Speaker 2: anti semitic. I mean, listen to this bullshit. It makes
Speaker 2: no fucking sense. You can't call anybody out from over there.
Speaker 2: It's like, what the fuck are we really talking about here?
Speaker 2: Just because there were Israeli men, notably, and they were dancing,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, you call them dancing Israelis and
Speaker 2: it's anti Semitic. I'm like, what the ever living fuck?
Speaker 2: When was the last time like somebody over in India
Speaker 2: like got made fun of for being a Buddhist ye
Speaker 2: like it does like you're gonna get called out for that.
Speaker 2: You're anti India. Get the fuck out of here, dude.
Speaker 2: Come on, This is where it just gets taken by
Speaker 2: too far.
Speaker 11: People act like they were driving around in a truck
Speaker 11: with a picture of a playing crashing into the towers
Speaker 11: or something.
Speaker 2: Oh wait they were yeah, yeah, crazy, uh Dallas, spitfire,
Speaker 2: go right ahead, sir, al righty, just real quick.
Speaker 22: This has been cracking me up this whole time because
Speaker 22: I swear this entire conversation.
Speaker 4: Yes, nine eleven wasn't inside.
Speaker 9: It was a staged event to launch the Iraq war
Speaker 9: set up in domestic police state dur.
Speaker 5: In the United States.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's it.
Speaker 2: I love the drop Spirit Animal doing the fucking macarina
Speaker 2: over there. What are your thoughts there?
Speaker 6: Oh that's a certified sand banger.
Speaker 2: I actually do. It is quite a banger of a song.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, it's definitely anything like that. It's a
Speaker 9: bang in the Middle East besides the bombs.
Speaker 2: But no, well, yeah, it's good that you had that
Speaker 2: opinion of it, because if you spoke negatively of it.
Speaker 9: Anti Semitic Samuel, Oh wow, I heard voices, hammer and nails.
Speaker 9: I'm not getting crucified. This episode I Love you voice,
Speaker 9: But no, Assiously, I just don't understand why everybody like
Speaker 9: always blamed the Jews. I understand, yeah, the the coin
Speaker 9: clipping and everything shuit whatever. Well, like, why does it
Speaker 9: seem like everybody hates the Jews when I understand that
Speaker 9: they killed Jesus and all.
Speaker 6: But like, there is obviously a bigger threat besides the Jews.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of a thing that's been played on
Speaker 3: repeat throughout history. For I would argue probably that's close
Speaker 3: to a thousand or more like three thousand years. It's
Speaker 3: a you know, they're a good group to point the
Speaker 3: finger at and blame for shit. I personally believe that
Speaker 3: the Gypsies need to get more of a shake. But
Speaker 3: I'm a weirdo for that.
Speaker 4: Apparently.
Speaker 6: Did you say Gypsies, I say the descendants of and Ishmael.
Speaker 6: But that's besides the dude.
Speaker 2: No, all right, So just just to get back over
Speaker 2: to it, the Kabbala King says, so New York, New
Speaker 2: York just fucked themselves.
Speaker 4: Now, huh they did.
Speaker 3: They really did, and they're gonna feel that for the
Speaker 3: next four years, and those dumbasses will probably re elect them.
Speaker 4: It's incredible but watch it happen, and then this is
Speaker 4: how it works.
Speaker 3: This is that we did a whole episode on the
Speaker 3: Peristoica Derangement or whatever it was called, basically the long
Speaker 3: form of how to get Communism into the United States.
Speaker 4: Watch this guy start the ball rolling. Now we're gonna
Speaker 4: have more and more.
Speaker 3: Even though they're listed as a Democrat, they're going to
Speaker 3: be openly socialist or communists.
Speaker 4: And this is how it begins. It was only start
Speaker 4: taking over.
Speaker 2: It was always leading up to this, I think so. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was always I mean, the Democratic Party was always
Speaker 2: a cunt hair away from socialism, you know. And Tony said,
Speaker 2: I wrote them off long ago. They serve as an
Speaker 2: example for everyone else not to follow. Talking about New
Speaker 2: York the free busses, the free busses will be embarrassing
Speaker 2: to watch. I'm actually interested to see how it does
Speaker 2: play out, Like just for curiosity.
Speaker 4: Sake, the free busses.
Speaker 3: We literally just had a woman get stabbed to death
Speaker 3: on a bus and like what was South Carolina or
Speaker 3: some shit. Yeah, let's go go ahead and like run
Speaker 3: that back to the tune of New York City and
Speaker 3: let's see what happens next. That's gonna go so bad,
Speaker 3: so fast, because if it's free, why won't homeless people
Speaker 3: just sleep on the buses?
Speaker 2: Well, it's probably gonna happen.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, well, I mean, we watched California just completely
Speaker 11: self destruct over the last however many years.
Speaker 2: Let's try that, well, right, and and to pull something
Speaker 2: from California, Gavin Newsom. You know, I wonder what happens
Speaker 2: whenever Jija Pang decides to go and take a trip
Speaker 2: over to New York City. I mean, is mom Donnie
Speaker 2: going to clean up before he has guests over?
Speaker 4: Good luck?
Speaker 2: Yeah, buddy, my god, gonna be interesting. I don't know,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm interested. I don't even like the whole world
Speaker 2: is going to fucking hell in a handbasket anyway. At
Speaker 2: this point, I'm just sitting back, and you know, I
Speaker 2: got my marshmallow roasting by the fire. Basically, Will of
Speaker 2: the Gods said, hey, y'all, sorry, I can't stay tonight.
Speaker 2: I have a contractor to be at h at the
Speaker 2: house early in the morning to do a repair. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, Will of the Gods. Unfortunately we can't see
Speaker 2: you tonight. It was I always like having her. She's awesome.
Speaker 4: No doubt she is. Thank you for joining why you could?
Speaker 2: Uh, Skunky said the MythBusters did the laser to the moon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I remember seeing it on that episode.
Speaker 2: Skunk, he said, Oh Game of Throne set Okay. Tony said, okay,
Speaker 2: I cannot explain that. I hope we have more probes
Speaker 2: and stuff going there. I think going to the moon, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's all about why it's colder in the moonlight
Speaker 4: and shit.
Speaker 3: Like I I be honest, dude, it doesn't make sense
Speaker 3: to me, but it is a real physical fact of it.
Speaker 3: That being said, I don't believe that if you were
Speaker 3: to concentrate the light from a plasma beam that it
Speaker 3: would get colder. Another reason why I don't think that
Speaker 3: the moon is plasma. But you know, I, like Tony said,
Speaker 3: I also hope we have more probes going there and
Speaker 3: more scientific research can be done in this regard because
Speaker 3: the data that's coming back from China and India at
Speaker 3: also that shit don't be making sense to me neither.
Speaker 2: I wonder if plasma can be multiple different temperatures though,
Speaker 2: you know, like surely, I don't know can plasma be I.
Speaker 4: Always saw plasma was extremely hot.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like saying electric I know it's not
Speaker 3: a one to one comparison, but like electricity.
Speaker 4: Isn't cold you know itself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it might run at different temperatures, it might act differently, sure,
Speaker 3: but like electricity can burn stuff, it's not gonna free stuff.
Speaker 4: If that makes sense.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean only reason I say that is is
Speaker 2: because some scientists are getting behind the idea of plasma
Speaker 2: being the fourth state of matter. Right where you know,
Speaker 2: where you know you have water and ice and snow
Speaker 2: and all that other shit. Then you have and obviously
Speaker 2: all forms of water can I mean, you can have
Speaker 2: freezing cold water, you can have fucking stupid hot water.
Speaker 2: I mean, it doesn't change that. It's water, right, And
Speaker 2: that's why I wonder about plasma, And so I looked
Speaker 2: at it.
Speaker 4: Does water go into a plasmatic state?
Speaker 2: Well, I looked it up here. It says yes. Plasma
Speaker 2: can have multiple temperatures, especially in non thermal or non
Speaker 2: equilibrium plasmas, where electrons can reach very high temperatures while
Speaker 2: ions and neutral particles remain at much lower temperatures. This
Speaker 2: difference in temperature is common in weekly ionized plasmas used
Speaker 2: in various applications. So it can come in multiple temperatures
Speaker 2: for sure.
Speaker 4: Does it give a range?
Speaker 3: I'm very curious if like there is a plasma that's
Speaker 3: below freezing.
Speaker 2: Actually, I was just looking that up. It says most
Speaker 2: plasma in the universe is what researchers call high temperature plasmas,
Speaker 2: and these in these high temperature plasmas, temperatures can be
Speaker 2: more than ten thousand degrees fahrenheit, and all the atoms
Speaker 2: can be fully ionized. However, low temperature plasmas are different.
Speaker 2: And then it stops raight there. Let me check. Low
Speaker 2: temperature plasmas are different.
Speaker 4: Where was it?
Speaker 6: You know how?
Speaker 3: I mean, like high temperatures ten thousand degrees by comparison,
Speaker 3: even if the plasma is a lower temperature of like.
Speaker 4: A thousand degrees fahrenheit. Yeah, it's lower by comparison. Tort you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got you right here. It says low temperature
Speaker 2: plasmas are different. The atoms are only partially ionized, and
Speaker 2: they can be incredibly cool even at room temperature. Another
Speaker 2: unusual type of plasma is high energy density plasma, which
Speaker 2: scientists create in laboratories to study their unusual property. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: it can go from room temperature up to over ten
Speaker 2: thousand degrees, so pretty wide varying degree there.
Speaker 4: That is very interesting.
Speaker 3: And again I don't know if there's even been research
Speaker 3: done in this regard just yet, but if you were
Speaker 3: to collect the energy in a magnifying glass or something
Speaker 3: like that from a plasma, is the concentrate of beam
Speaker 3: a higher or lower temperature, It would be very interested
Speaker 3: to see if that research has been out.
Speaker 4: There or not. Well.
Speaker 2: And also, I mean, if you think about it, like
Speaker 2: it all right, So if we are just hypothetically if
Speaker 2: the Sun and Moon are some kind of plasma things, right,
Speaker 2: If that is the case, then it would make sense
Speaker 2: that the Sun would be hot as fuck if most
Speaker 2: plasma is hot as fuck, right, And I don't know
Speaker 2: how hot the sun gets. I'm sure it's over ten
Speaker 2: thousand degrees.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's actually a good I don't know how hot
Speaker 2: the sun is.
Speaker 3: Allegedly we've looked it up before, but I mean it's
Speaker 3: with all the numbers we've looked up at random times.
Speaker 4: Brother, that just kind of gets lost in the mix.
Speaker 2: All right, So how hot does the sun get? Oh,
Speaker 2: get the fuck out of here, dude. Ten thousand degrees?
Speaker 4: I thought it'd be way hotter, to be honest with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it says the temperature of the Sun reaches about
Speaker 2: twenty seven million degrees at its core. But that's that's
Speaker 2: at its core, while the surface temperature is around ten
Speaker 2: thousand degrees. Holy wow, are we on something right now?
Speaker 4: Well, we talked about that earlier. The Sun.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's technically it's a star, but also
Speaker 3: it could be considered plasmatic, So that makes sense that
Speaker 3: it's the surface of it's about ten thousand degrees.
Speaker 2: Right, But then you got the Moon where it's cooler
Speaker 2: in the moonlight. Well, I would say room temperature. I
Speaker 2: mean room temperature is what seventy two, seventy three, seventy
Speaker 2: four somewhere in there. I mean it's different to everybody,
Speaker 2: I guess, depending on location. But right by the way, Sam,
Speaker 2: I can see that your hand is raised. You don't
Speaker 2: need to raise your physical hand also. But anyway, so
Speaker 2: the if the moon is around that room temperature kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, and you're talking about I don't know how
Speaker 2: far away the moon is. They say it's two hundreds
Speaker 2: of thousands.
Speaker 4: The moon is not at room temperature.
Speaker 2: Dog, No, no, no, no, I'm saying I'm hypothetically saying, Okay,
Speaker 2: I don't know what the temperature of the Moon is.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it's pretty fucking cold. Actually, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's look that up.
Speaker 3: How the light side of the moon that hits the sun,
Speaker 3: or the sun hits it is warmer, and then the
Speaker 3: dark side of the moon is like fucking cold.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go. So the temperature of the Moon
Speaker 2: can vary dramatically, reaching up to two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: degrees during the day with the sunlight shining on it,
Speaker 2: and dropping as low as negative four hundred and ten
Speaker 2: in permanently shadowed areas at night. So overall temperatures rain
Speaker 2: from range from about negative two to eight at night
Speaker 2: to two hundred and fifty degrees on the positive at
Speaker 2: the equator during the day.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I don't Oh.
Speaker 2: Dude, I mean that doesn't cancel out the plasma idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the Moon.
Speaker 3: Getting to the negative fahrenheit degrees, that thing that kind
Speaker 3: of soundly disproves the possibility of it being a plasmoid
Speaker 3: when plasma at its lowest can go room temperature. Negative
Speaker 3: two hundred degrees fahrenheit is not room temperature, right.
Speaker 2: But how do we even measure the temperature of the
Speaker 2: backside of the Moon anyway.
Speaker 4: Ah, And honestly don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe a satellite hits it with infrared or something, it's
Speaker 3: a thermal reading.
Speaker 4: I don't know that for a fact. I'm thrown out
Speaker 4: a hypothetical.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying, Like, let's just imagine that. Imagine
Speaker 2: for a second, nobody's ever gone to the Moon, right,
Speaker 2: and where all we know about the Moon is just
Speaker 2: from the data that we can collect, even from satellites.
Speaker 2: Let's just say for a second that satellites can't go
Speaker 2: beyond lower orbit, right, I mean, that's where they're at anyway,
Speaker 2: I think, right right, you wouldn't be able to gather
Speaker 2: the temperature from low Earth orbit from the Moon if
Speaker 2: it's you know, it was one hundred and thirty thousand
Speaker 2: miles away or some shit, Right, How would you gather
Speaker 2: temperature from the opposite side of the Moon if you're
Speaker 2: only right there at low Earth orbit?
Speaker 3: So, l I was saying, like a heat gun, or
Speaker 3: at least that's what you used to call it. Basically,
Speaker 3: it's a thermometer that we would use in industry. You
Speaker 3: shoot a laser beam at a surface and it gives
Speaker 3: you a readout of its temperature. Satellites wouldn't be able
Speaker 3: to go out there to the Moon, yes, but depending
Speaker 3: on how the Moon is situated to where the satellite
Speaker 3: is situated, they might be able to get a decent
Speaker 3: shot at the backside.
Speaker 2: Oh I misspoke. The Moon is on average two hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty eight eight hundred and fifty five miles away,
Speaker 2: So am like a heat ray gun shooting to the
Speaker 2: Moon two hundred and let's just say two hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty nine thousand miles away. How accurate is that reading
Speaker 2: going to be?
Speaker 4: Honestly, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I never had to calibrate one of those devices, but
Speaker 3: it's basically just it's you're shooting a laser beam, which
Speaker 3: I mean, like we talked about earlier, they shoot laser
Speaker 3: beams at the Moon all the time.
Speaker 4: So I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know how they collected the data to say
Speaker 3: how hot or cold the axe out of the Moon is.
Speaker 2: It's just fascinating to me that you'd even be able
Speaker 2: to get any kind of reflection from the Moon with
Speaker 2: a laser if it is two hundred and thirty nine
Speaker 2: thousand miles away, like that's fucking wild to me.
Speaker 4: That's why I have those reflective pads out there. Bro.
Speaker 2: I mean, if that's the case, sure, but think about
Speaker 2: something like a light, a beam of light that is
Speaker 2: traveling two hundred and thirty nine thousand miles away. We're
Speaker 2: not talking about anything super advanced. We're talking about a
Speaker 2: fucking laser, dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it still takes about what ten seconds to
Speaker 3: go from the laser itself hit the moon and then
Speaker 3: come back.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Wild shit, spirit animal your thoughts sir.
Speaker 2: By the way, I also trying to get on you.
Speaker 2: I was just saying that I see I see you
Speaker 2: whenever your hand is raised with the little icon.
Speaker 9: Okay, but earlier episode, you told me to always raised
Speaker 9: with actual hand, so I do that. Who told you that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't remember saying that. I have good memory
Speaker 2: if that's the case, And why isn't everybody raising their hand?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I'm your favoritely told I don't know, but I have
Speaker 6: So I have a question.
Speaker 9: But for y'all, boy, I pushed your yall out to
Speaker 9: the answer, but I do Lucky for y'all, I do
Speaker 9: fun fact.
Speaker 6: So the question is, do y'all know, guess what the
Speaker 6: universe as in space?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 9: What they say it smells like? I guarantee y'all will
Speaker 9: not be able to guess it. Jonathan, you cannot use Google.
Speaker 9: So what does space smell like?
Speaker 2: Does smell even traverse in the void of space? Yes,
Speaker 2: but that's the thing.
Speaker 4: So if I guess, I would say laughing gas from
Speaker 4: the dentist's office.
Speaker 2: No, uh, Nathan, your your your guess, my friend, I'm
Speaker 2: saying whatever whatever you're about to say is probably bullshit
Speaker 2: fed to us by NASA, but I would love to
Speaker 2: hear it.
Speaker 9: I mean, it is Hebrew for Nasha, and the bitch
Speaker 9: is the litlist tongue. Uh No, they say it's rum
Speaker 9: and raspberries. So that I thought that was I like space? Yeah,
Speaker 9: I I I learned that today. I was watching Uh,
Speaker 9: I was watching a thing on Discovery about Saturday and
Speaker 9: they do out that fun fact.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure the Russians probably say that it smells
Speaker 2: like woodca.
Speaker 4: Right, vodka and fucking potatoes.
Speaker 9: What the fuck does the dirty commis know about space?
Speaker 9: They burned a dog alive trying to get to the
Speaker 9: fucking thing. Yea, those dirty comedies don't even love animals. Dog,
Speaker 9: that's how you know they're not people.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but no.
Speaker 6: Although a funny thing about space.
Speaker 9: Did you know that on one of Pluto, On Pluto,
Speaker 9: Uh wait, yeah, on Pluto, it is so cold that
Speaker 9: the volcanoes actually split out ice. And Mars is the
Speaker 9: Roman god of war's name, the equivalent the Roman's equivalent
Speaker 9: of of Aris.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 9: The so Mars had a son named Phobos and another
Speaker 9: another named Uh. I can't think of it, but it's
Speaker 9: their names line up. It's Fear and Panic. Well, Mars
Speaker 9: is about when about a couple hundred years they believe
Speaker 9: that Mars is actually gonna lose it's uh one of
Speaker 9: its it's uh moons. But their names is it's Mars.
Speaker 9: Keep in mind the Mars is the god of war.
Speaker 9: They named it it's moons after Mars's two suns. Panics
Speaker 9: about it go way out yonder is about to pretty
Speaker 9: much get sling yet from the orbit and Uh Fear, Yeah, Uh,
Speaker 9: Panic is the one that's gonna be yeated out into space,
Speaker 9: and Fear is the one that's gonna crash into Mars.
Speaker 9: And so it's as if the the god of war
Speaker 9: is getting past the PTSD, and I think that is
Speaker 9: fucking awesome.
Speaker 2: So, according to Space is Fakinggay dot Com, I mean
Speaker 2: space dot Com, it says, no, you cannot smell in
Speaker 2: space because it is a near perfect vacuum with no
Speaker 2: air to carry smells.
Speaker 6: So yes, well, it's the the chemicals that is it at,
Speaker 6: that is being present. That is what it gives. The
Speaker 6: raspbay and alms, it smell like it the it's uh.
Speaker 2: And then that's that that smell that you're talking about,
Speaker 2: it says. However, astronauts report smelling certain odors like burnt
Speaker 2: metal or gunpowder when they return to their spacecraft after
Speaker 2: space walks, due to chemical reactions that occur in the airlock.
Speaker 2: M So that's I don't know, that's pretty interesting.
Speaker 4: I've never heard the rum and raspberries thing. That's that's
Speaker 4: new information to me.
Speaker 6: Bro dropped up on the thing.
Speaker 9: It was I thought it was really cool and I
Speaker 9: wanted to share some knowledge. I apologize, smells.
Speaker 2: Like some beaver. Butthole is that what you're saying is
Speaker 2: that the raspberry.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, brother, is that what we're talking about?
Speaker 4: It's blue raspberry scented space beaver.
Speaker 6: All it said, was raspberries.
Speaker 9: I was figuring the fucking raspberries that goes wild, like
Speaker 9: that goes wild on my line, my fence line.
Speaker 2: I thought, not blue raspberry. Okay, there's a there's a
Speaker 2: little difference there.
Speaker 6: I don't think they got beaver ain't. It's in space.
Speaker 3: I mean, but we don't know that they don't either,
Speaker 3: just like Rick said, it's everything's in space.
Speaker 2: Morty, I mean, they could just be up there. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm sure there is, but they could just be up there,
Speaker 2: could just be up there clapping beaver cheeks for we. No,
Speaker 2: I mean, God is Love, said, Compromise Compromised by Terry Reid,
Speaker 2: Changes changing images of Man Family, of Secrets about the
Speaker 2: Bush Family, The Devil's Chessboard, about Alan Dulles, Prisoner in Chief,
Speaker 2: about Sidney Gottlieb, Double Cross by Sam Giancana. What kind
Speaker 2: of stuff you like? So these are books, I think, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've heard of a couple of those. The Prisoner of Chief,
Speaker 2: for sure. Tony said, I don't think that there's a
Speaker 2: scientific explanation for moonlight making things colder. Electromagnetic radiation of
Speaker 2: any kind like moonlight, can only carry positive amounts of energy,
Speaker 2: not negative I would have I would have to see
Speaker 2: evidence that moonlight makes things colder.
Speaker 4: I highly recommend that you do this.
Speaker 3: Then, anybody that has these little we called it a
Speaker 3: heat gun, it's not. Actually there is a heat gun
Speaker 3: that you use for like, uh, you know, a wiring
Speaker 3: that you put a sheet over and then you heat
Speaker 3: gun it to make it shrink up.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 3: Actually it is a thermometer. It's a little device. I
Speaker 3: think Hilty makes one.
Speaker 4: I know for sure.
Speaker 2: UH makes one, those same kind of thermometers they were
Speaker 2: using for COVID.
Speaker 4: But it's not made for humans. It's made for industrial purposes.
Speaker 3: Like let's say you're about to go work on a
Speaker 3: thing and you don't know if this pipe that you're
Speaker 3: about to touch is hot or not. Now, in industry,
Speaker 3: my answer was spit on it, and if your spit sizzles,
Speaker 3: then don't touch the fucking pipe.
Speaker 4: But apparently that's the incorrect answer. Bite, bite bet.
Speaker 3: They tell you to grab this device, this little heat gun,
Speaker 3: and you pointed at it, and you pull the trigger.
Speaker 4: You see a little green light. It's a laser beam, and.
Speaker 3: Then there's a readout on the gun to tell you
Speaker 3: how hot that surface is. So they're they're available to buy.
Speaker 3: Home Depot carries them, so does Lows. So go get
Speaker 3: one of these devices and or you don't even have.
Speaker 4: To do that. Put out one of those outdoor thermometers.
Speaker 3: Put one underneath a tree, and then put one in
Speaker 3: the middle of your yard on a full clear night
Speaker 3: where is a full moon, and you will see that
Speaker 3: in the shade is actually warmer than under direct moonlight.
Speaker 2: I mean, which does make sense. I mean, if you
Speaker 2: if you think about what what the what the ancients
Speaker 2: used to think about the sun and the moon and
Speaker 2: one's masculine, one's feminine, right, I mean, they give off
Speaker 2: their own light and stuff like that, and I don't
Speaker 2: I don't know, dude, but it's it's pretty fascinating. But
Speaker 2: I will say that, you know, anytime you got a problem,
Speaker 2: spitting on it usually solves a lot of them.
Speaker 4: That's what I say. Dude.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm about to go bear hug a pipe to
Speaker 3: get from point to point, be near a boiler that
Speaker 3: they say has been off for a couple of hours.
Speaker 3: But I don't be trusting them. You know, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: spit on it. I'm gonna see if that shit sizzles.
Speaker 3: Then okay, somebody liked to me, I've been I've been
Speaker 3: burned one too many times for you to catch me
Speaker 3: slipping again.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Tony said, electric universe. I believe there is some universal
Speaker 2: consciousness God everywhere in the universe, and there are mysteries
Speaker 2: about it beyond our understanding. But I have pretty conventional
Speaker 2: beliefs about round Earth and a heliocentric solar system.
Speaker 4: Agreed, Agreed, I dig it.
Speaker 2: Skunky said, we use pentagram for the five elements absolutely,
Speaker 2: Tony said, getting a third term. Talking about Trump getting
Speaker 2: the third term would require a constitutional amendment two thirds
Speaker 2: of Congress and three fourths of state legislature, a very
Speaker 2: high bar. I think it probably wouldn't go that route.
Speaker 2: Although Trump is a big proponent of doing things the
Speaker 2: seemingly legal way, I don't think that it would go
Speaker 2: about it that way because he doesn't need votes anymore.
Speaker 3: Like bro, if a conflict was to break out on
Speaker 3: US soil, even if it was in the realm of
Speaker 3: a civil war or whatever, whatever, would be the case
Speaker 3: for him to declare a national martial law so that
Speaker 3: he could bypass an election. That would be so bad
Speaker 3: for everybody, not just because Trump would get you know,
Speaker 3: stay in office. That would be so bad because for
Speaker 3: it to get to a level where that was the
Speaker 3: correct course of action, we are fucked.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I mean then there's there's also the idea
Speaker 2: of changing definitions. If you think about it, like they've
Speaker 2: changed definitions of what of what a terrorist is? You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. So if you can just change
Speaker 2: definitions and now you're labeling you know, certain people or
Speaker 2: certain people's actions, certain people's ideology according to your new
Speaker 2: definition of what terrorism is, I mean I would imagine
Speaker 2: that's how you would go about it, you know.
Speaker 4: And definition. I didn't realize we had changed terrorism.
Speaker 2: I can't remember. They changed the definition of oh what
Speaker 2: was it? Like some sort of sickness too, And they've
Speaker 2: changed definitions all the fucking time. Dude, spirit animal, go ahead.
Speaker 9: So, but the textbook definition of a test is somebody
Speaker 9: that uses violence as a means to an end to
Speaker 9: change a political outcome that they favored. Uh, the such
Speaker 9: as a example the Klan. Awesome, look check out the
Speaker 9: I r E. They are technically terrorists, even though that
Speaker 9: I believe Ireland should be for the Irish. Also, you
Speaker 9: can look at the what was the there was a
Speaker 9: thing back in it was a family, the Sonni being plan.
Speaker 9: Technically they could they were sauce terrorists, but so is
Speaker 9: the thing. But they were there and all of them
Speaker 9: were killed out, so the legend goes. But like even
Speaker 9: on the vietcom they they technically were, well we would
Speaker 9: we consider them tests in a modern looked at them,
Speaker 9: they were actually just dirty commis. But yeah, terrorists storm
Speaker 9: they used a pit. They use violence to do their
Speaker 9: political ends. While I don't want to know what you
Speaker 9: would call i'd actually if you really woke that out,
Speaker 9: you could say the ones that are taking pop shots
Speaker 9: at ICE agents, which that hey, they just shot a
Speaker 9: couple ICE agents.
Speaker 3: Again, so well, and that's the reason why the cartels
Speaker 3: are being listed as terrorist organizations because they used to
Speaker 3: be they were just selling drugs for financial gain, which
Speaker 3: all right, not a fan.
Speaker 4: Of but cool, cool do you? But now when you
Speaker 4: see the influx of illegals and.
Speaker 3: How they're using them to sway politics and voting and
Speaker 3: all of that, that now classifies them as doing actions
Speaker 3: violent actions to get a certain political narrative, which by
Speaker 3: definition makes them terrorists.
Speaker 2: Well, and I want to give a couple of examples
Speaker 2: of words that you know have had their definitions change.
Speaker 2: And these are whatever words I mean, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 2: but it just goes to show how words do change
Speaker 2: over time. So, for example, the word nice used to
Speaker 2: mean did you know what.
Speaker 4: It used to mean? Like when you say, used to
Speaker 4: how long ago?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 2: Circa thirteen hundred, Oh, hell, I ain't no way. Circa
Speaker 2: thirteen hundred. Nice used to mean ignorant or foolish. Nowadays
Speaker 2: it means pleasant, kind, or agreeable, like a total flip
Speaker 2: flop right.
Speaker 4: Interesting?
Speaker 2: And another one, how about villain, dude, the term villain changed.
Speaker 2: This was another one back in the thirteen hundreds. It
Speaker 2: was thirteen oh three the definition of villain changed. The
Speaker 2: original meaning of villain meant a farm hand or a peasant.
Speaker 2: Now today's meaning obviously it's a wick, somebody wicked, or
Speaker 2: a criminal character.
Speaker 4: I could see how that traversed.
Speaker 3: You know, there was a couple of revolutions where the
Speaker 3: peasantry overthrew their oppressors. So the ones that are at
Speaker 3: the top that decide what the language would kind of
Speaker 3: take that term and put a new meaning behind it
Speaker 3: to mean evil.
Speaker 4: I could see that it says.
Speaker 2: A villain was originally a simple simply a word for
Speaker 2: a peasant or a poor farmer in Old French. It's
Speaker 2: from the Latin villainous, meaning farm hand, and is related
Speaker 2: to the word villa, which was originally a word for
Speaker 2: something like a country house or a farm, not necessarily
Speaker 2: like an elaborate tourist destination like.
Speaker 4: Okay, probably where we get the same village, right right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's one. The word fizzle changed. This is
Speaker 2: circa fifteen thirty three. It changed from to break wind
Speaker 2: quietly so to fart.
Speaker 4: Basically, what we need to bring that back. I'm not farting,
Speaker 4: I'm fizzling. I'm fizzling out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just a little silent but deadly. Was a fizzle, right,
Speaker 2: that's hilarious. And now what fizzle means is to fail
Speaker 2: weekly or fade out, which kind of the same if
Speaker 2: you think about.
Speaker 4: It, that's kind of the same saying.
Speaker 2: How about the word cute? Oh this is an interesting one.
Speaker 2: This dates back here, it does now, I guess, so
Speaker 2: back to seventeen thirty one. Cute used to mean sharp
Speaker 2: or clever, which makes sense. Maybe it comes from a
Speaker 2: cute yeap, that's what it is yeah. So cute is
Speaker 2: a shortening of the word acute, which can be used
Speaker 2: to describe a triangle that's less than ninety degrees or
Speaker 2: a sharp or severe pain. So now it means adorably attractive.
Speaker 2: How did that happen?
Speaker 4: Interesting? I've got fuck? I don't know, dude.
Speaker 2: Another one is egregious. Changed it used to mean distinguished
Speaker 2: or remarkably good. That's off total flip flop. So you
Speaker 2: go from distinguished or remarkably good to shockingly bad. It's
Speaker 2: the exact opposite. And I'm saying all these just to show,
Speaker 2: like how words have changed over time a lot. Like
Speaker 2: we all know gay gay used to just mean happy.
Speaker 2: Now it means that you like sucking dick, You know.
Speaker 4: What I mean? Look at the same way as like saying,
Speaker 4: oh that's badass. That used to mean something else. These
Speaker 4: days it means it's cool.
Speaker 2: Right right, And I didn't mean to just diminish it
Speaker 2: to sucking dick, but you get what I'm trying to say.
Speaker 2: The term terrific used to mean causing terror or frightful.
Speaker 2: Now it means excellent or amazing. It's another one, okay,
Speaker 2: how about the term spinster, So as spencer used.
Speaker 3: To just mean an old lady that lived in the
Speaker 3: woods by herself, with nowadays called those lesbians.
Speaker 4: But yeah, well it says.
Speaker 2: The original meaning of spinster, this dates back to thirteen eighty,
Speaker 2: means a woman who spins thread as an occupation, and
Speaker 2: now it means an older, unmarried woman. Ah interesting, awful
Speaker 2: And this one is this all? This one always kind
Speaker 2: of blew my mind? Why would something be bad if
Speaker 2: it's awful, right, because it's full of awe? Should be
Speaker 2: like you know, which literally means so awful? Used to
Speaker 2: mean full of awe or worthy of reverence. Now it
Speaker 2: means very bad or terrible. How about a clue, which
Speaker 2: you know what a clue is, but it used to
Speaker 2: mean a ball of yarn?
Speaker 4: Interesting?
Speaker 2: Oh all right, I'm only gonna hit on the good
Speaker 2: ones now. So the word guy g u y it
Speaker 2: used to mean a grotesquely, a grotesquely dressed person was
Speaker 2: a guy, Okay, Now it's just a man. So we're
Speaker 2: all grotesquely. I mean, hey, we're wearing crocs like it
Speaker 2: ain't nothing.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: I mean there are people that think that me wearing
Speaker 3: flannels is fucking absurd, and it's like, well, that's that's
Speaker 3: just like your opinion.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: The word broadcast, it used to mean to scatter seeds
Speaker 2: by hand over a wide area. And well, I guess
Speaker 2: that's pretty much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I think that's pretty much the same same too, there, brother.
Speaker 2: Oh shit. How about the term hussy? So hussy that
Speaker 2: today's meaning is obviously a promiscuous or imputent woman. It
Speaker 2: used to mean in fourteen seventy my grandmother, Well, if
Speaker 2: she was live in fourteen seventy, then she would have
Speaker 2: only been a housewife or a housekeeper.
Speaker 6: Ye, she don't be good at a housewife.
Speaker 2: If you used to if you were a housewife in
Speaker 2: fourteen seventy, you were called a hussy. That's weird. How
Speaker 2: that just changed?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 6: Okay, sorry, but how do they go how do they
Speaker 6: get a housewife from the ward?
Speaker 8: Like?
Speaker 6: How do you get that to make the ward hussy?
Speaker 4: Like a housey?
Speaker 3: Like stay like we would say like a homie. I
Speaker 3: could maybe see that, and it's like, oh my stay
Speaker 3: at home. She's a housewife. She's a house See then
Speaker 3: later it just kind of gets turned to hussy. And
Speaker 3: then now you know that's got a whole new meaning
Speaker 3: behind it. That's hilarious.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, more Heifer's Yeah, because half it means like
Speaker 9: a unmothered cow that never uh pretty much a cow
Speaker 9: that never had a half. And then you got the
Speaker 9: chicks that that is a that don't got no young
Speaker 9: And it's from my understanding that.
Speaker 2: Was Roco's Modern Life's best friend was Helfer, wasn't it?
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 9: Also a funny thing Vacos Modern Life. Oh, it's it's
Speaker 9: directly tied to Camp Laslo. You actually see all I
Speaker 9: don't remember what character but from that Wacos, but it
Speaker 9: makes the appearance of that at the last episode of
Speaker 9: Camp Lads Know. And that's when you realize that the
Speaker 9: scout Master Lumpus was actually in post.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've ever seen an episode of that show,
Speaker 4: but he was actually.
Speaker 2: But he was like a like a sexophone worker. That
Speaker 2: was like his job or some ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 6: It was also do you all remember Whinning Stumpy Stumpy?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That was up.
Speaker 6: I watched it with my dad as a kid.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: I only now did I go back and rewatch it.
Speaker 9: There's a they share a bed and uh in one
Speaker 9: episode that they're cutting their song and log.
Speaker 6: But it is definitely just straight strap on action is there's.
Speaker 2: A lot of mourning wood in that in that cartoon
Speaker 2: for some reason.
Speaker 9: Also, if you played Wood by Alison Chains in the morning,
Speaker 9: do you have morning wood thoughts with spirit animal?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I definitely. How about the word naughty, so uh
Speaker 2: dating back to fourteen hundred, naughty, Well, now it means
Speaker 2: guilty of misbehavior or lacking in taste or propriety, but
Speaker 2: it used to mean naught. He used to mean having
Speaker 2: nothing or poor or needy.
Speaker 4: Having nought, which you mean having nothing.
Speaker 2: So that makes sense, makes sense. A wench, So it's
Speaker 2: a derogatory term for a woman, but back then it
Speaker 2: just used to mean a young girl or a servant. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well that's another one.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 2: How about the term weird, So this dates back to
Speaker 2: uh four fifty to eleven fifty, So weird obviously means stranger, unusual,
Speaker 2: but the original meaning meant fate or destiny, which does
Speaker 2: make a lot of chance, make a lot of sense,
Speaker 2: especially for the people that like are into like Viking
Speaker 2: runs and whatnot. There is a there's a Viking run
Speaker 2: that is called the Weird Run, but it's spelled w
Speaker 2: y r D and that's said to be like kind
Speaker 2: of like a like a joker card of of the
Speaker 2: of the rune stack.
Speaker 8: Interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it says the original meaning of weird w
Speaker 2: y r d. The Old English predecessor to this word
Speaker 2: is fate or destiny.
Speaker 3: So why do I feel like there's some type of
Speaker 3: I could be completely off base here. Why do I
Speaker 3: feel like there is a religion or pantheon or whatever
Speaker 3: out there from the old days where the fates were
Speaker 3: called the weirs?
Speaker 4: Am I making that up?
Speaker 2: That sounds familiar, right, mm hmmm, I don't know. The
Speaker 2: last one we got here is the term matrix, which
Speaker 2: we know so matrix. Obviously it says a structure or
Speaker 2: environment in which things are embedded, or a rectangular array
Speaker 2: of symbols or mathematical expressions arranged in rows and columns.
Speaker 2: That's today's meeting. But the original meaning is the or
Speaker 2: the uterus of a mammal.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So like in the Bible when it talks about the matrix,
Speaker 3: they're talking about the embryotic sac that a baby is
Speaker 3: in before birth.
Speaker 2: I mean my point about saying all these is, you know,
Speaker 2: if if if we can change are the you know,
Speaker 2: the definition of words. I'm like, look, if all words
Speaker 2: are just made up. Why don't just make up a
Speaker 2: new word rather than changing the definition of one that's
Speaker 2: already there. It's like it's like turning the Little Mermaid black.
Speaker 2: It's like, just make a new character. Like it doesn't
Speaker 2: make sense, you know, No, I get it.
Speaker 4: But I mean it's and we've talked about this too.
Speaker 3: Language changes over time, right like, and we've we've talked
Speaker 3: about why that happens for and even not just in Dialect,
Speaker 3: but ancient Rome, ancient Greece, these languages had words that
Speaker 3: when they were written down in certain times and places,
Speaker 3: you have to look at the content of that era,
Speaker 3: because two hundred years after that was written, that same
Speaker 3: word would be used in a completely different meaning.
Speaker 4: So I mean, it's not like English is the only
Speaker 4: language that does this well.
Speaker 2: And it's my point is is that you know, you
Speaker 2: get this even in today's day and age. It doesn't
Speaker 2: always have to date back because as we just said earlier,
Speaker 2: like gay up until the eighties meant happy, you know,
Speaker 2: and and so that's more of a recent thing. So
Speaker 2: but speaking politically, here, I searched political definitions that have
Speaker 2: changed meaning. So many political terms have evolved in meaning
Speaker 2: over time, often reflecting shifts in societal values and ideologies.
Speaker 2: Examples include tolerance, the word tolerance, which has shifted from
Speaker 2: a concept of fair acceptance to one that me that
Speaker 2: may imply all beliefs are equal. So that's very different
Speaker 2: if you think about it. And and the term identify politics,
Speaker 2: which originated from specific social movements but has been used
Speaker 2: in various context that may distort its original intent. So
Speaker 2: that's what I'm saying, Like, if they can change definitions
Speaker 2: within policies, within the constitution, even then that could be
Speaker 2: a backdoor way of allowing Trump to take that third term.
Speaker 2: I don't know, just a theory.
Speaker 3: It's possible, but he would have to work. You know,
Speaker 3: it's possible. It's very much a thing that could happen.
Speaker 3: But he would have to work, like hell over the
Speaker 3: next three years to change our dialect hard enough to
Speaker 3: where beyond a reasonable doubt, Congress and the Senate and
Speaker 3: everybody else and all these states leaders would be able
Speaker 3: to like, huh, yeah, he is right, that could be
Speaker 3: taken as that way.
Speaker 4: Again, I'm not saying it's impossible, I'm saying it would.
Speaker 4: It will take some doing.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be shocked. I wouldn't be shocked to see something,
Speaker 2: I like, if Trump gets a third term. And what
Speaker 2: was it that that fucking prophet Kim Clement. I think
Speaker 2: he said some shit about like a third term.
Speaker 4: I guess we'll see.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm not really the biggest fan of old Kim
Speaker 3: ri Ip, but hey, I could be wrong.
Speaker 4: I have been wrong before. Brother.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, hey, it's just a wait and see
Speaker 2: kind of game. Let's see here, Tony said, Katar and
Speaker 2: Israel get along about half the time or more. Siria
Speaker 2: was largely toppled by Katari money. Qatar is more favorable
Speaker 2: to Gaza and Iran though, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Qatar is Uh.
Speaker 3: They're kind of they want to be the middleman them
Speaker 3: in the UAE. They want to be the middle man
Speaker 3: of the world. So they're not claiming necessarily neutrality, but
Speaker 3: they want to get in with all of the crowds
Speaker 3: to try to move up themselves politically in the world stage.
Speaker 4: And they have been making some very big moves in
Speaker 4: the last couple of decades. In that regard.
Speaker 2: It just reminds me of Tony Montana. First you get
Speaker 2: the power, then you get the respect, you know, kind
Speaker 2: of one of those money then the power then get
Speaker 2: the Yeah, yeah, dude, it's been a minute since I
Speaker 2: watched Scarface. I think we're I think we're due. Let's
Speaker 2: see Gordon. Good morning. Oh you were in bad service area, Sir,
Speaker 2: good morning. Babylon said, have y'all heard about the Israeli's
Speaker 2: popping up in Thailand? Tony said, I've seen a couple
Speaker 2: of videos of them getting in fights, and then Dallas said,
Speaker 2: yeah it uh, it kind of looks like what's going
Speaker 2: on in Canada. Interesting interesting spirit animal. Go ahead, sir,
Speaker 2: so to answer.
Speaker 9: Jacob's question about the Weirs, So the wars is the
Speaker 9: first the weird Sisters or w r it's w y
Speaker 9: r d sisters, which is a reference to the fates
Speaker 9: in the Germanic en Noorse mythology who controld destiny also
Speaker 9: known as the mal in Uh the Greek mythology, which
Speaker 9: is the which they spin the thread and then they.
Speaker 2: Cut the life string. Makes sense, okay, So, which which
Speaker 2: I thought was.
Speaker 6: Pretty cool and permanent information.
Speaker 4: There we get getting better.
Speaker 2: Now there we go again. You here me. Now you
Speaker 2: sound like I was about to say, you sound like RFK.
Speaker 4: God damn it.
Speaker 2: Oh, there we go. That came through good. Just got
Speaker 2: to take the lord's name and the.
Speaker 4: Hills and mountains, I guess. But okay, it's a weird thinking.
Speaker 2: Oh man, yeah, it sounds like you're talking through a
Speaker 2: fucking toilet paper tube. Excuse me, I apologize.
Speaker 4: We have a family audience.
Speaker 2: Jesus Scotch. Yeah, those are sick. Oh wait, Dallas is
Speaker 2: are mine? Yours?
Speaker 6: I didn't see Dallas. You look like you look like
Speaker 6: almost like the.
Speaker 9: Not not a Daredevil's glasses form the two thousand and
Speaker 9: three movie, which is honestly is the best Dared Levil
Speaker 9: movie ever. But you look like Cyclops, like his visor,
Speaker 9: which I think is dope. You should be You should
Speaker 9: be Cyclops for Halloween.
Speaker 2: Dogs me of like Tony Stark's glasses. That's what made
Speaker 2: me think of.
Speaker 6: Man, Tony Stalk's overrated.
Speaker 2: Whoa you watch your mouth. He sacrificed himself for the
Speaker 2: good of humanity, sir.
Speaker 8: Wow, all he.
Speaker 9: Really had to do when Stranger threw up one finger,
Speaker 9: that all that really had to do is just take
Speaker 9: one stone, or at the very least, he could have grabbed.
Speaker 9: He could have grabbed people could have left or whatever,
Speaker 9: grabbed his hand and they could have fucking did a
Speaker 9: ring like uh Peter and the fucking Guardians did.
Speaker 6: Thanks, somebody has survived one before.
Speaker 9: But it was even foreshadowed when he first made the
Speaker 9: ark reactor that they said, what you know what you
Speaker 9: could uh, you could use that the power a thousand lifetimes.
Speaker 6: You said, yeah, or is something with he big for
Speaker 6: fifteen minutes? And what did he do? Something pretty big
Speaker 6: for about fifteen fucking minutes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but Peter Quill, I love you three thousand sir,
Speaker 2: But yeah, Peter Quill definitely fucked everybody hard. They had it.
Speaker 2: They had it, dude, all.
Speaker 9: He had it. Well, I understand standing on business. Dude
Speaker 9: killed it, killed his mama. Yeah, go with it, start
Speaker 9: guns and blazes, and I understand. But he fucked itself
Speaker 9: because when he killed Ego, he lost all of his
Speaker 9: Uh yes, he is still part celestial, but he no
Speaker 9: long has any of the access to the celestial capabilities
Speaker 9: in mc U.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I had to kill him, though it was
Speaker 2: a necessity.
Speaker 9: I mean not, I don't deny that you kill the
Speaker 9: egotistical sum bitch, but he fucked up in multiple ways.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, I think that that whole thing
Speaker 2: is very occult. I don't know if that if that
Speaker 2: story of the Guardians of the Galaxy was written by
Speaker 2: Stanley or not. But that whole thing about like star
Speaker 2: Lord going to go kill his dad whose name is Ego,
Speaker 2: almost reminds.
Speaker 9: Me of.
Speaker 2: Like Sodom and Gomore, right right, well and star Lord
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, Like it's it's all very
Speaker 2: occult if you really think about it, which I'm not against.
Speaker 2: I just like the symbolism, but killing but killing the ego, dude,
Speaker 2: that's something that everybody in every occult ritual talks about doing.
Speaker 2: So star Lord killed Ego, Like, that's pretty crazy. You
Speaker 2: got taking up the space as a child, right, so
Speaker 2: he could be a star child? Well, I mean just
Speaker 2: lord of the stars even, like just going about it
Speaker 2: like that, Like, what is it the uh the people
Speaker 2: in is it Mormonism or Scientology that believes that whenever
Speaker 2: you die, you become a star both.
Speaker 9: I know for a fact Scientology, when you die they
Speaker 9: believe you get your own entire planet.
Speaker 3: So yeah, depending on what year you're talking about with
Speaker 3: the Mormons, they could believe that you become a god.
Speaker 4: Of your own universe, which is pretty tight.
Speaker 9: So I guess onty four thousand is going to go
Speaker 9: to heaven.
Speaker 4: Oh that's Job's witness.
Speaker 6: I thought that was the Mormons too.
Speaker 4: Maybe I know Jova's witness, believe that I don't know
Speaker 4: about the Mormons.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm gonna have to talk to white boy. I
Speaker 9: need no more about the Mountain geees.
Speaker 2: They all like to cross streams. Oh go ahead, can
Speaker 2: I jump in broo quick?
Speaker 22: So we've had a couple of geests on recently, one
Speaker 22: with Sam Alby, Smiling Sam Alby, excellent UFC fighter, two
Speaker 22: time champion, he's doing kind of his own thing now
Speaker 22: and it was a wonderful, wonderful interview. Then we also
Speaker 22: had his next opponent at that time, John the Amazing
Speaker 22: and speaking.
Speaker 8: Of ego, okay, so you you sparked this idea.
Speaker 22: This dude had such a fucking ego on him despite
Speaker 22: no combat experience outside of sparring with his husband or whatever,
Speaker 22: that he decided.
Speaker 8: To take on this dude.
Speaker 22: He did a GoFundMe, brought in all this money. They
Speaker 22: ended up bringing him all the way to California and
Speaker 22: he got his ass beat handedly right, and it was
Speaker 22: it was a highlight of everything that you see in
Speaker 22: Chit talkers. You know, like there's people with that big,
Speaker 22: inflated fucking ego that just think they're so big and
Speaker 22: bad and then they they end up with a fucking
Speaker 22: foot in their mouth and it's not just their own. Yeah,
Speaker 22: So it was it was so fucking funny to see
Speaker 22: that happen. And now we're moving into this space where
Speaker 22: we're having more people that want to challenge these other people.
Speaker 10: So it's a weird thing where.
Speaker 22: It's like my little fucking podcast has gotten into the
Speaker 22: fight circuit.
Speaker 2: I love that dope shout out to Good Morning Babylon podcast.
Speaker 4: Go and check that out indeed.
Speaker 3: And also, Yo, you're highlighting a very big thing that
Speaker 3: uh many people that have ever actually trained in any
Speaker 3: type of MMA or combat sports in general.
Speaker 4: You learn the hard way, Yo, humble yourself or you
Speaker 4: will get humboldt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you almost have to talk shit in order
Speaker 2: to get any spotlight on you nowadays.
Speaker 3: And I can understand that to a point, right, But
Speaker 3: like you said, he had no background in any kind
Speaker 3: of combat sports.
Speaker 4: He just talked mad shit. And it's like, YO, being cocky.
Speaker 3: And arrogant and like a little bit of Muhammad Ali,
Speaker 3: you know what, I mean talking that shit, but being
Speaker 3: able to back it up. That's one thing you coming
Speaker 3: out of the gate and trying to challenge an actual
Speaker 3: professional fighter because you just think that you're so bad
Speaker 3: ass with nothing to back that claim. Oh yeah, man,
Speaker 3: I'm very glad that he got like folded up like
Speaker 3: laundry with his body still inside of it.
Speaker 4: That makes me happy.
Speaker 2: And just to give like a wrestling reference here, like
Speaker 2: they say that if it doesn't matter how good of
Speaker 2: a wrestler you are, if you suck behind the mic,
Speaker 2: you're never gonna really make it. And a good point
Speaker 2: is that is often referred to as one of the
Speaker 2: best wrestlers to ever live, Like just from a purely
Speaker 2: like wrestling standpoint, is Dean Malenko. Nobody knows that name right,
Speaker 2: like unless you're like an old wrestling nerd head like
Speaker 2: me and Sam. But somebody who was subpar at wrestling.
Speaker 2: John Cena was never really seen as a good wrestler.
Speaker 2: I mean he had he had like fucking ten moves
Speaker 2: that he did every single match. He was never really
Speaker 2: that amazing at it, but he was good behind the mic,
Speaker 2: and what he represented was his representation in the ring.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter if he's going to give an fu or
Speaker 2: a five knuckle shuffle every single fucking match because he's
Speaker 2: John goddamn Sena behind the mic, whereas Dean Malinko can
Speaker 2: do all these crazy submissions, I mean some of the
Speaker 2: most like awesome, technical, perfect maneuvers, and it doesn't really
Speaker 2: get seen because he's just Dean Malinko. He's not good
Speaker 2: behind the mic. He stutters, he's not good. He doesn't
Speaker 2: come up with anything. He's not you know, like loud
Speaker 2: and proud about his skill set and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But go ahead, Sam, and he is.
Speaker 9: I if I'm not mistaken, he is awesome. One of
Speaker 9: the note that's leg Loot, that's Lex Luger. I was
Speaker 9: getting the mixed up, I thought, though I can't remember
Speaker 9: which title, but Dina was in the running for the
Speaker 9: longest time with one of the longest championships. I might
Speaker 9: be wrong, but I'm pretty sure what the dude was
Speaker 9: a beast I might and now want to go watch
Speaker 9: some of his highlights, thank you, of course.
Speaker 2: Yes, So yeah, dude, I get the ship talking, and honestly,
Speaker 2: it makes it a lot more fun whenever you're shit
Speaker 2: talking like it, like you want to know that there's
Speaker 2: bad blood. You know what I'm saying, what's that?
Speaker 9: The miss an excellent shit talker, oh one of the best,
Speaker 9: one of the best of all time. Plus his face
Speaker 9: is just you just want to dick the dude in
Speaker 9: the face. But all the nice guys outside of the
Speaker 9: ring down.
Speaker 3: Then there's the Undertaker, who never said a fucking word,
Speaker 3: but his action spoke louder than words.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: Dead thought you were going to trying to roast the
Speaker 9: dead Man. I'm like Cane's already set him on fire
Speaker 9: with damn.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, I ain't gonna start roasting the
Speaker 4: Undertaker fly.
Speaker 6: Not okay good.
Speaker 4: His actions spoke way louder than his words. You know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. There's there's ways about doing that well
Speaker 4: and most.
Speaker 2: And most of the time, like the people who aren't
Speaker 2: good behind the mic, they'll get a manager, right. So
Speaker 2: the Undertaker always had Paul Bearer, brock Lessner had Paul Hayman.
Speaker 2: I think seeing Paunk had Paul ham A bunch of
Speaker 2: people have Paul Hayman. But and I think who is
Speaker 2: it now that fucking seth Rawlins has has Paul Hayman
Speaker 2: on his side.
Speaker 9: The vision has turned on the vision a because which
Speaker 9: was a way to cover up the fact that he
Speaker 9: got injured and everything. It was a part of the
Speaker 9: storyliner because eventually they were going to turn on him.
Speaker 9: But you can't never trust Paul. He really is the
Speaker 9: sneaky juke.
Speaker 6: You just can't.
Speaker 2: He's a snake for sure trusting which does make a
Speaker 2: lot of sense because now he's broun Breakers manager, right
Speaker 2: and Braun is shipped behind a mic.
Speaker 3: It was the same with a great college, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Your boy could barely fucking speak. So we had that
Speaker 3: marriage that will come up and just stroke his ego
Speaker 3: and suck his dick on the mic.
Speaker 9: Oh what was his name, Sam, I can't remember, but Austin,
Speaker 9: that hornswogg going around with a great colleague. Yeah, but
Speaker 9: the dude has like like he has gigantism. But like
Speaker 9: that dude, I don't see how he even lived as
Speaker 9: long as dick because he looked.
Speaker 4: Bro look at the dude.
Speaker 3: He played in the Longest Yard, and they had a
Speaker 3: bit subtitles on the screen whenever he spoke his three
Speaker 3: fucking lines in the entire movie, like yo, your boy,
Speaker 3: he ain't got a mouth for it is Joal don't
Speaker 3: work too good, but he's a massive human being that
Speaker 3: could do what needed to be done in the ring.
Speaker 4: So you gotta get this little you know, Persian Carson.
Speaker 2: No, he was just known for being huge. So that's
Speaker 2: the point. The point is is that you need a
Speaker 2: mouthpiece if you're ever going to get any kind of far,
Speaker 2: especially within wrestling, which is just entertainment. But like, I
Speaker 2: don't want to even say just entertainment because that's fucking
Speaker 2: crazy shit that they're doing in the ring. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean they definitely deserve more credit than they get
Speaker 2: for sure. But for like UFC, I don't know how
Speaker 2: like I get that. You you know, there are there
Speaker 2: are some fighters out there that just want to back
Speaker 2: it up in the ring. Think about this. Floyd Mayweather
Speaker 2: was nothing until he turned to Floyd money Mayweather, right,
Speaker 2: kind of like that that kind of sentiment.
Speaker 22: So with that said, in this particular instance, this dude
Speaker 22: John was just not he was not ready for the ring.
Speaker 8: He did he was a what do you call it?
Speaker 22: Like they call him the TikTok bully because he tries
Speaker 22: to add caf on TikTok and that's pretty much all
Speaker 22: he has going.
Speaker 4: Is like a Paul brother Basically, yeah, we draw it.
Speaker 22: We drew a lot of comparisons to him and the
Speaker 22: Paul Brothers, which, again, like Jonathan was saying, you know,
Speaker 22: you're not something until your something, So you know, man, who.
Speaker 8: Am I to judge him?
Speaker 22: But at the same time, I see many ass beatings
Speaker 22: in the future.
Speaker 9: I get it.
Speaker 4: And that's the thing.
Speaker 3: Look, you can make it in the UFC without having
Speaker 3: a mouth beast on you, but you have to be
Speaker 3: so fucking good that it is undeniable that whoever you're
Speaker 3: stepping in the ring with is about to have a
Speaker 3: fight for their life. That is the only way that
Speaker 3: a person who is a non shit talker is gonna
Speaker 3: actually make it and get some of these higher end
Speaker 3: title fights.
Speaker 4: Connor McGregor is.
Speaker 3: An example of somebody who talked that shit but then
Speaker 3: could back it up. If Connor McGregor would have never
Speaker 3: started talking that shit, who knows if he would have
Speaker 3: even gotten to the level he was at because all
Speaker 3: eyes were on him there. It's a showman ship aspect
Speaker 3: and athleticism aspect to it. At the same time, I
Speaker 3: definitely see that, But then you get these dudes like
Speaker 3: this John guy are talking about where it's like, brother,
Speaker 3: all right, fine, you got the mouthpiece on you.
Speaker 4: That's excellent. That's excellent.
Speaker 3: When somebody comes to cast that check that your mouth
Speaker 3: has been running, you better have the fucking bankroll to
Speaker 3: fund it.
Speaker 4: That's all I'm saying exactly.
Speaker 2: That's like, uh, Nick and Nate Diaz some of the best,
Speaker 2: love them, you know. But anyway, so let's see, uh Dallas,
Speaker 2: you said, bring back the starter jackets. It's gonna get.
Speaker 4: Cold, dude.
Speaker 2: Those were those shit. They definitely need to bring them back.
Speaker 2: And then Sam said, what's a starter jacket? Oh god,
Speaker 2: you're too young.
Speaker 9: Then I might be young, but I'm still old enough
Speaker 9: to tell your mom into another mom.
Speaker 2: Wowee, the spirit animal gets it. You got to talk
Speaker 2: a little shit in order to become relevant, you know.
Speaker 3: Tell you what, fuck the starter jackets. Let's bring back
Speaker 3: the Carhart Bibbs. Dude, it's about to get cold. That's
Speaker 3: where the real money's at.
Speaker 2: Car Hard Fox dude.
Speaker 22: Hey, well, whenever, whenever I want to should talk, I
Speaker 22: let Alex Jones do all the work for me.
Speaker 8: Here we go.
Speaker 4: These are men with beards with their teeth falling out
Speaker 4: bombed out of their brain on drugs.
Speaker 8: My uncle, I'm your uncle what.
Speaker 6: He described one of my uncles.
Speaker 2: Right then, nice makes sense. Let's see, I'm trying to
Speaker 2: get to some of them. I hope nobody has been
Speaker 2: hearing me test the soundboard. Okay, Spirit animal said, forgot
Speaker 2: to mention last week the oh about the shooting we saw,
Speaker 2: we heard you say that. To be alive says, I've
Speaker 2: been reading more lately. Any book recommendations, I'll read anything,
Speaker 2: to be honest. God has Love, said, I put recommendations
Speaker 2: down there. If you like nonfiction like CIA, Drugs, MK,
Speaker 2: Ultra Social Program, Mafia, et cetera.
Speaker 8: I got you.
Speaker 2: I got nothing on fiction though, except the name except
Speaker 2: the name of the wind Slash Kingkiller Chronicles. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah yeah, King Kill thirty three.
Speaker 4: I also like Tom Clancy throwing that out.
Speaker 2: Currently, I'm reading a book on the the deepicult symbolism
Speaker 2: of the tarot. So that's what I'm reading right now.
Speaker 2: Let's see, God his love says The Tavistock books by
Speaker 2: John Coleman and Daniel Estelyn All Edward Burnet's books CIA
Speaker 2: and the Cult of Intelligence, The Mind of the Mind, Manipulators,
Speaker 2: Operation mind control, mass control, engineering, human Consciousness Revolved by
Speaker 2: Aaron France, and a bunch of books he's naming here,
Speaker 2: so shout out.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We did talk about Old Berne's on that one episode
Speaker 3: The Father of Propaganda. His books are pretty interesting page turners.
Speaker 2: Tony said, from Yahweh to Zion as a good book
Speaker 2: and program to kill and and God is Love said
Speaker 2: also the Sermon on the Mount by Emmett Fox. Oh,
Speaker 2: and the Book of five hundred and twenty eight by
Speaker 2: Leonard Horowitz. And I don't know it, but all right,
Speaker 2: I imagine five hundred and twenty eight. That's soft veggio
Speaker 2: frequency hart chakra, gotcha, Skunky said, much love, see you
Speaker 2: in two weeks. Okay, Skunky was dipping out.
Speaker 4: It's Skunky, let's see here.
Speaker 2: Speed Animal said, are we sure Jews aren't vampires? They
Speaker 2: don't like crosses, and they have big hats to cover
Speaker 2: them from the sun. And obviously I love you, Royce.
Speaker 2: Don't crucify me though I have hidden your hammer and nails.
Speaker 3: Well, Jews are not allowed to ingest even meat that
Speaker 3: has blood still in it, so if they are, then
Speaker 3: it's a real good part of the fucking con You know.
Speaker 2: They want that pure human blood. They don't need that
Speaker 2: bullshit animal blood.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 2: I wonder if vampires can have animal blood, you know, like,
Speaker 2: cause wasn't.
Speaker 11: There like.
Speaker 3: Twilight movies they talked about that they were like vegan
Speaker 3: vampires by killing deers and shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I actually a lot of people talk shit
Speaker 2: on the Twilight movies.
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 2: I love them. My daughter loves them. That's kind of
Speaker 2: like our fun time we get to spend together. That's
Speaker 2: like a movie you have. You have those movies that
Speaker 2: you watch with your kids over and over and over
Speaker 2: and over again because they like them. Twilight is my
Speaker 2: daughter's I.
Speaker 3: Tried rewatching the first Twilight movie probably a month ago.
Speaker 4: I couldn't stop laughing. So they're trying so hard to
Speaker 4: make it like uber ethic.
Speaker 3: Everybody looks like they're on drugs and constipated the entire time.
Speaker 3: Plus whoever the fuck that actresses it plays Bella, She
Speaker 3: is such a dog shit actress.
Speaker 2: Christian Stewart, that's the one.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I mean, like, oh Pattinson, he's a good actor.
Speaker 3: He just got cast in a really shitty role.
Speaker 4: The story.
Speaker 3: I don't necessarily have a problem with the interpretations in
Speaker 3: the movies.
Speaker 10: Are are a bit much.
Speaker 4: And also I just don't like how it goes against
Speaker 4: all other vampire lore. Ever, that's just me.
Speaker 2: I mean, vampires probably aren't real, so you can probably
Speaker 2: just make up your own definitions of that shit.
Speaker 4: Anyway, I disagree. I think vampires are very real.
Speaker 2: Maybe they are, I don't know. I'm sure Sam, you'd
Speaker 2: think vampires are real, don't you, Yes, Oh my god?
Speaker 6: But oh funny enough, I can tell you you can.
Speaker 9: There's a direct correlation between Twilight and Fifty Shades A
Speaker 9: great a direct correlation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've seen that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of the girls that were reading Twilight
Speaker 3: in high school, they got crazy over fifty Shades of bullshit.
Speaker 6: No, for sure, I'm not even talking about that. I'm
Speaker 6: taking the bitch that wrote Fifty Shades Away.
Speaker 9: The entire premise of that started out as a Twilight
Speaker 9: fan fiction, and to the point that when she finally
Speaker 9: got published, she actually had to go and scrub from
Speaker 9: fanfic dot net and uh AO three and uh whatever.
Speaker 9: She had to go back and scrub every fucking story
Speaker 9: she ever wrote and everything or because it would have
Speaker 9: there's a lot of spicy stuff on there that really
Speaker 9: it wasn't a kosher back then.
Speaker 2: Yeah, girls they like a different kind of porn, you know,
Speaker 2: they like that. Yeah, erotica, fucking books and ship which
Speaker 2: is weird.
Speaker 6: Dog, not gonna lie. Some of it's kind of tight,
Speaker 6: not gonna lie, but it's weird.
Speaker 2: I mean, don't get me wrong. I like a good backstory,
Speaker 2: but that's all. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 6: Some of the books actually okay, but that's besides the point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see here. Dallas said, it's eleven eleven on
Speaker 2: eleven eleven. Damn I missed it. Oh wait, no, it's
Speaker 2: only eleven right now for me, So I got eleven minutes.
Speaker 2: I'm in Arizona time, so it's where an hour or
Speaker 2: a couple hours back, depending on where you're at.
Speaker 6: So be you know them a desert too.
Speaker 4: Now do you have a camel?
Speaker 2: I wished camels are fucking awesome, But actually I live.
Speaker 2: This is not where I'm living like for the rest
Speaker 2: of my life. It's just a temporary thing. But it's
Speaker 2: really just an oasis in the middle of the desert.
Speaker 2: Like everything around here is fucking desert, nothing dead, everything,
Speaker 2: But over here, this is where the London Bridge is
Speaker 2: like you ever heard that song Blondon Bridge is falling down,
Speaker 2: falling down, Like the London Bridge is here in Lake
Speaker 2: Havasu City. The guy that like bought all of this
Speaker 2: land in Arizona and then he named it Lake Havasu City.
Speaker 2: He wanted to bring over like a tourist spot, and
Speaker 2: he heard that the Londoners were taking down the bridge,
Speaker 2: and so he purchased it. I think he bought the
Speaker 2: bridge for like three million dollars or something like that
Speaker 2: and then drudged out like pieces of desert to be
Speaker 2: up to like run a run a river through and
Speaker 2: in the river here it's they call it a lake.
Speaker 2: It's more of a river, but it's connected to the
Speaker 2: Colorado River. But to cross over to the other side
Speaker 2: of the river you have to go over the London Bridge,
Speaker 2: which is pretty tight.
Speaker 9: That's pretty cool on funny enough that because you talked
Speaker 9: about how he dredged up the the sand and all
Speaker 9: act act, there's actual talks about going down to Africa,
Speaker 9: like in the Sahara and fucking digging up a big
Speaker 9: ass hole in like transporting like uh ocean water in
Speaker 9: it so that the water will vaporate. These AsSalt behind
Speaker 9: and everything, and we uh terra formed the sands and
Speaker 9: everything for to make it green again. So if they
Speaker 9: do that, what they really need to do is send
Speaker 9: some Catholic police down there, even though I don't like
Speaker 9: the Catholics, so they can bless it that way.
Speaker 6: They have legitimately blessed the reins in Africa.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's a that's a banger of a song. By
Speaker 2: the way, it's all renditions. Let's see here. Oh, I
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Speaker 3: So while I was in Philly, I was at this
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Speaker 3: was a different brand of cannabis c cannabis seltzer bro.
Speaker 3: It was like thirty dollars for a can at this bar.
Speaker 3: I'm like, but you're at a bar. Who is gonna
Speaker 3: spend that much on one can out bar? That's insanity.
Speaker 2: Well, it could be like a status thing. Oh you know,
Speaker 2: everybody knows this can is thirty bucks. So if I'm
Speaker 2: walking around it, maybe I'll get some of the boches,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ. Meanwhile, you could just smell weed smoked everywhere.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's even legal MPa, but you
Speaker 3: could smell that shit everywhere.
Speaker 4: But like, yeah, I don't know, I don't even know.
Speaker 3: I didn't see one person drinking from it. To be fair,
Speaker 3: everybody in the bar that night was Marines and we
Speaker 3: were just getting shitty on beer and liquor.
Speaker 4: But like I saw that, I was like, really, this
Speaker 4: has gotten so mainstream that they're selling it in establishments. Now,
Speaker 4: that was interesting.
Speaker 2: And just to put it out there, the this CBD
Speaker 2: Seltzer by Good Feels is not thirty dollars a cant.
Speaker 2: It's way cheaper than that. Now it is. It's more
Speaker 2: expensive than like buying alcohol, for sure, but it's a
Speaker 2: lot cheaper. I think that like a six pack is
Speaker 2: like twenty six bucks or something like that. But still
Speaker 2: it's a steal compared to what I've seen, right right.
Speaker 9: But go ahead, Sam, so about the THC celtzers and
Speaker 9: all I have tried them, just so you know, like
Speaker 9: the like uh two scoops one float thing, those types
Speaker 9: of THC Seltzier's. Personally, stay away from the uh the
Speaker 9: the chocolate ones, like the chocolate floats and anything blood oins,
Speaker 9: stay away from.
Speaker 6: It tastes exactly like dirty bong water.
Speaker 9: Don't ask me how I know what dirty bong water
Speaker 9: tastes like, Sam, Anyway, it tastes so nasty from one.
Speaker 6: Pothead connoisseur to another.
Speaker 9: From your spirit adma, do not drink any celtiers as
Speaker 9: it has blow it blow it, oins in it, or
Speaker 9: it says it's chocolatedly like the uh. But when it's
Speaker 9: not chocolate, it does not taste like chocolate.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine chocolate, seltz or anything would taste good
Speaker 2: in general. That doesn't.
Speaker 6: Crimes against humanity and crimes against the Lord.
Speaker 4: And now you got me curious cause I got one
Speaker 4: of those little things to make your water sparkling. Yo.
Speaker 4: If I put you who in that bitch and carbonate you,
Speaker 4: who would that go harder? Would that be nasty?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 8: Jacob?
Speaker 6: Jacob?
Speaker 9: I love you, but if you do that, we're gonna
Speaker 9: have to put on the gloves. I will take an
Speaker 9: ass whopping, but I will fight for the honor of you, who.
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to dishonor it. I'm just curious what
Speaker 3: carbonated you who would be like?
Speaker 4: Would it fuck or not?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: Probably probably fuck? You're right in the ass, Probably not
Speaker 2: in a good one.
Speaker 6: Anythink sparkling is straight dog water?
Speaker 2: That whoa? Whoa?
Speaker 4: Whoa?
Speaker 2: You watch your damn mouth. I love sparkling things.
Speaker 6: He wouldn't you?
Speaker 2: Hey, you know what, you know? What's really good sparkling
Speaker 2: is good feels cannabis, goddamn seltzer. Okay, Sam, all right,
Speaker 2: I tried it. It's delicious, it sells people like it.
Speaker 2: So you keep your your carbonated drink problem away from
Speaker 2: me anyhow.
Speaker 6: That's okay. You still have to stay on the keto,
Speaker 6: so it's finely. I guess you gotta laim down some Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm not trying to be called fucking dadbod anymore. All right,
Speaker 2: I'm losing that dad bod, and hey, people have started
Speaker 2: to notice. I will say. People are like, oh, wow,
Speaker 2: you've been losing weight. You look good. Yeah, I feel good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're telling you're not a fat ass anymore.
Speaker 2: In the plight Nobody fat ass. Get fucked out of here, Sam,
Speaker 2: all right, nobody was saying that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it makes it. Jill bart Johnson, I was wearing my.
Speaker 3: Damage and it makes me feel I had a hard
Speaker 3: time fitting my tucks for the ball. I am going
Speaker 3: on a diet fucking immediately. I gotta drop twenty pounds
Speaker 3: like yesterday.
Speaker 9: Dude, as if it makes you feel any better. As
Speaker 9: soon as I get my last surgery Friday. As soon
Speaker 9: as I get cleared to go, i am I'm gonna
Speaker 9: be done with the video games and I'm going to
Speaker 9: be strictly outside of walking researching. I'm gonna be in
Speaker 9: the gym. I am gonna get rid of this blubber.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna get ripped again.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, hell yeah, I dude definitely recommend that. Anyhow, Look,
Speaker 2: we're gonna wrap this bad boy up. Uh, Jacob, do
Speaker 2: you want to give a couple of your sendoffs?
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