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Speaker 1: All Right, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome back to the boiler room.
Speaker 1: I'm your host. My call signs Hesher. I'm broadcasting live
Speaker 1: out of Central Texas tonight. It is July twenty fourth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Been a bit of an eventful week.
Speaker 1: We got a lot to go through tonight. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be bringing my good buddy how etosis On. That's gonna
Speaker 1: be wonderful to speak with. Hol We're gonna have mystical
Speaker 1: Pharaoh with us, and of course there's a Ruckus among
Speaker 1: us tonight here in the boiler room. Thanks for your
Speaker 1: patience while we got started tonight. And my goodness, well
Speaker 1: Ozzy Osbourne has left the plane. I have to start
Speaker 1: with with Ozzy Spoor and I did exactly what I
Speaker 1: think Ozzy would have liked us to do day after
Speaker 1: his death, to celebrate his life. We went and saw
Speaker 1: a metal show. So yeah, that felt nice to get
Speaker 1: out there and wreck the neck a little bit up
Speaker 1: front at the Absou concert at Come and Take It
Speaker 1: in Austin, Texas. Also saw Black Moria there and another
Speaker 1: band I hadn't heard of before. But honorable mention to
Speaker 1: Bruka who opened that show, and thanks to Sport for
Speaker 1: taking me down there, driving me home and all that
Speaker 1: good stuff. We had a great time. So I thought
Speaker 1: i'd start with the good news. Bad news is Ozzie
Speaker 1: left the planet. A lot of people really upset about that,
Speaker 1: really sad. You know, fielded some text messages and phone
Speaker 1: calls from people that were definitely being hit in the
Speaker 1: fields by Ozzy's passing, and I'm certainly among them. Definitely,
Speaker 1: Ozzy's been there just you know people, You think people
Speaker 1: are just there, They're just part of life, you know.
Speaker 1: It's been as far back as I can remember, pretty much,
Speaker 1: Ozzy and Sabbath have been there. So so yeah, I
Speaker 1: was kind of a bit of an event. So the
Speaker 1: Prince of Darkness joined the pantheon of metal gods. He
Speaker 1: lived the life man right, him and Geezer, Tony and
Speaker 1: Bill pretty much invented metal, changed everything, changed the whole
Speaker 1: landscape with Black Sabbath, and he gets kicked out of
Speaker 1: Black Sabbath right goes on to build a solo career
Speaker 1: with a fan base of zero and becomes bigger than
Speaker 1: Sabbath ever was right toward his whole life. The guy
Speaker 1: pretty much inadvertently invented celebrity reality TV. One of my
Speaker 1: biggest gifts from Ozzy, aside from the music was Ozfest.
Speaker 1: Had oz Fest luckily lived in Monterey, California, only like
Speaker 1: ninety minutes away from the Mountain View Amphitheater, and wow,
Speaker 1: I got to go to the Lion's share of the
Speaker 1: oz Fests. That was awesome. So that was a big
Speaker 1: gift that Ozzie gave to music, especially during a time
Speaker 1: when heavy metal was kind of not popular. Launched a
Speaker 1: ton of careers from I don't even know how many
Speaker 1: bands I remember seeing like masted On on the side stage,
Speaker 1: and you know now they play big ass shows. It's
Speaker 1: just one example of many, many, many oz Fest memories.
Speaker 1: I could do a whole episode about it, but yeah,
Speaker 1: definitely was a springboard for a lot of other artists.
Speaker 1: And he left us with what ten Black Sabbath records
Speaker 1: he sang on and like thirteen Ousie records, and then
Speaker 1: at age seventy six, with Advance Parkinson's he sets up
Speaker 1: maybe the biggest festival in history for metal heads for
Speaker 1: his big sendoff. You could barely fly from the US
Speaker 1: to the UK or for this, but he did the
Speaker 1: show with great heavy metal honor and and and a
Speaker 1: lot of heart from his black throne there on stage,
Speaker 1: and you know, flanked by all the rock and metal royalty,
Speaker 1: you could imagine playing his band's songs. Two weeks later,
Speaker 1: he dies in his mansion, his kick ass mansion in
Speaker 1: his hometown, with all his kids present. So for me, like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's heartbreaking, but you couldn't even imagine a better story
Speaker 1: for his final year on the planet. What a legend,
Speaker 1: you know. I wrote some of this in the discord
Speaker 1: as a just a commentary. It was just sort of
Speaker 1: what I was thinking night before last. But yeah, his
Speaker 1: his music's been in my ears as long as I
Speaker 1: can remember. I found Black Sabbath in my parents' record
Speaker 1: collection as a little kid. It's all over for me
Speaker 1: from there. Lifer metal Head aka Heshian aka Hesher again
Speaker 1: your host here in the boiler room. And Hulk Hogan also, man,
Speaker 1: I just got to give it give it up for
Speaker 1: Hulk Hogan too. You know, he was the one that
Speaker 1: told us little Hulksters to take our vitamins and say
Speaker 1: our prayers and all that stuff. Both these guys lived
Speaker 1: a storied life, that's for sure. Maybe not like all
Speaker 1: of us, you know, maybe not always role models, but
Speaker 1: for a lot of us gen xers and multiple generations.
Speaker 1: For both these guys, they were a presence that was felt.
Speaker 1: So thanks Ozzie, Thanks for all the memories of the concerts, festivals,
Speaker 1: the laughs, countless people I met along the way, and
Speaker 1: all the inspiration and attitude that you gifted me in
Speaker 1: so many Let's welcome everybody to the show. We want
Speaker 1: to get how etosis in here? How welcome to the
Speaker 1: boiler room. How are you doing tonight?
Speaker 4: Fine?
Speaker 5: Yes, one of my many aliases, if I may say,
Speaker 5: But I gave a little hint there aka m A
Speaker 5: stopped depresses the truthound try and figure it out. It's
Speaker 5: a little dodgy, but hey doing fine. Lots of interesting
Speaker 5: news concerning Mike Huckabee almost having a paradigm shift, but
Speaker 5: I guess he pulled himself back from the brink, and
Speaker 5: the Sun Valley elites met recently in Idaho. It's sort
Speaker 5: of the Western US Builderberg, only a little bit more fun,
Speaker 5: not quite so grim. Kind of an interesting thing there
Speaker 5: some media buyouts that are apparent and so yeah, much to.
Speaker 1: Talk about, all right, excellent. Eileen in the chat says, hey, Mark,
Speaker 1: she got it. She knows those who how etosis is
Speaker 1: so yeah, great to see you here. Mark. Let's welcome
Speaker 1: the Mystical Pharaoh. Mystical Pharaoh will be dialing in from
Speaker 1: the same secret location outdoor on the beach studio with
Speaker 1: a cigar yet again this week, Mistical Pharaoh, Welcome to
Speaker 1: the show. How you doing.
Speaker 4: I'm doing good man, How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm fantastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's sad news about as it's funny.
Speaker 6: A couple of weeks ago, we're talking about.
Speaker 4: The death now, WA's right, and that's can that he
Speaker 4: was going to make for people.
Speaker 6: So I'm wondering if you got to make it or not,
Speaker 6: I know, man, or something right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, how about the timing on that. I hadn't even
Speaker 1: thought about that. Ozzie was just in our Icebreaker just
Speaker 1: a few weeks ago, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, hey man, it's great to have you. How's
Speaker 1: the beach tonight? How's it looking out there or into
Speaker 1: the night sky?
Speaker 4: That's pretty good.
Speaker 6: We had the storm earlier today, but it cleared up
Speaker 6: and pretty good breath here in KINAI.
Speaker 1: Beach nice, nice, yeah, as it always does in Florida.
Speaker 1: I love it when it rains and then it's like
Speaker 1: just you know, give it an hour or less and boom,
Speaker 1: you're right back to Sunshine State.
Speaker 4: I'm sitting here watching the Gulf of America and smoking.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, well, you know I'm glad you're
Speaker 1: here tonight, both you guys, because our next guest, it
Speaker 1: is his birthday today. The Rock is among us. Happy birthday,
Speaker 1: my brother. How you doing?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. I am well. I got golf
Speaker 2: clapping going. That's awesome. I get golf clapping amazing. I
Speaker 2: know I'm getting way too old. When I actually get
Speaker 2: a crap t and of happy birthday messages on my Facebook,
Speaker 2: usually everybody ignores it. So shout out to everybody that
Speaker 2: wished me a happy birthday on Facebook, on Discord, on Twitter,
Speaker 2: x whatever it's called, all the places and here, and
Speaker 2: I appreciate all the well wishes. And it's always rough
Speaker 2: for this one here because you know, usually it aligns
Speaker 2: with Shark week, as it did this week, and I
Speaker 2: take that personally. It's also one of the more satanic
Speaker 2: cultic calendar weeks on the calendar, so that's not good.
Speaker 2: And then of course we had we have the passage
Speaker 2: of some big celebrities that are very memorable to us,
Speaker 2: in particular from the eighties, which is the primetime of
Speaker 2: me being of a specific age to appreciate these celebrities
Speaker 2: like Ozzy Osbourne, Hulkster, Hulkogan and then of course Malcolm
Speaker 2: Jamal Warner from The Cosby Show. All of all three
Speaker 2: have just disappeared in the last like forty eight hours
Speaker 2: or so, so and I don't think we're doing an
Speaker 2: icebreaker tonight. So I think what I'll do is I
Speaker 2: will share with you guys some of the famous people
Speaker 2: who share a birthday with me. Some of the bigger
Speaker 2: names here are the well known ones. Are these famous
Speaker 2: you know people like Alexandra Dumas, Bill the Butcher, Simon
Speaker 2: Bally there and Amelia Earhart highlight those of course, Carl
Speaker 2: Malone celebrity wise, Barry Bonds, Jennifer Lopez, and then I've
Speaker 2: always known this, but I share a birthday with one
Speaker 2: wonderful wonder woman, Linda Carter. Oh whoop, Sorry, kiddos, I
Speaker 2: didn't mean to ruin your image of the hero is better.
Speaker 2: That's much better. Sorry, Yeah, no kidding. Yeah, it always
Speaker 2: sucks when your heroes get ruined like this guy. But yeah, anyways,
Speaker 2: I do. Indeed, I might be sharing a birthday with
Speaker 2: this one too, because apparently ai gov just went live,
Speaker 2: so and pretty soon I would have met. Since I'm
Speaker 2: a public figure, how come my name doesn't show up
Speaker 2: on these lists when people say who are the famous
Speaker 2: people with birthdays today? Yeah, my name should show up
Speaker 2: there as well as shout out to my friend and
Speaker 2: colleague Jason burmeis right. Also his birthday to day. So
Speaker 2: there you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, happy birthday next year.
Speaker 2: In case y'all are wondering, next year will be my
Speaker 2: big five. Ohs, So now you know how old I
Speaker 2: am as of today, I'm forty nine.
Speaker 1: There you go. There you go. So, if you're so
Speaker 1: inclined and you want to buy rock as a coffee,
Speaker 1: you can do that on our website Alternate Current Radio
Speaker 1: dot com. Otherwise, just like the video and make sure
Speaker 1: you're subscribed. All right. That is a birthday present to
Speaker 1: all of us in and of itself. Again, our website's
Speaker 1: Alternate Current Radio dot com. All support links are up there,
Speaker 1: stores up there, all that stuff. So if you like
Speaker 1: the way that we break off so many bazillion hours
Speaker 1: of our time to do these things, then we would
Speaker 1: appreciate it if you'd at least like and subscribe and
Speaker 1: all that stupid stuff that we need to happen to
Speaker 1: break through the algorithmic horror show that is going on
Speaker 1: in the background. But hey, we're gonna keep having fun
Speaker 1: no matter what. So yeah, literally, yep, exactly. Yeah. You
Speaker 1: mentioned Malcolm Jamal Warner passed away too. Man, that was
Speaker 1: a little bit tragic. He was a big deal, like
Speaker 1: you know, the Cosby Show back in the day, back
Speaker 1: when the world wasn't as broken as it is now
Speaker 1: and culture was not as messed up, and your heroes
Speaker 1: weren't all questionable like Bill. But Malcolm Jamal Warner seemed
Speaker 1: like a pretty good dude. I don't know what his
Speaker 1: politics were and his what all that stuff was, but
Speaker 1: overall he seemed like a pretty family friendly good dude.
Speaker 1: And I guess he was on vacation or something like
Speaker 1: that and hit a riptide or something.
Speaker 2: Man, not a not a mysterious one like some of
Speaker 2: the other ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, no kidding, like Obama's chef. That was
Speaker 1: an odd drowning. Anyways, the Olympic swimmer and four feet
Speaker 1: of water.
Speaker 2: What's so mysterious about that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. You know, people drowning their bath tubs.
Speaker 1: That's what everybody says when you ask, Oh, people drowning
Speaker 1: their math tubs all the time. Well, yeah that's.
Speaker 5: True, especially when somebody holds your head underwater. It really works.
Speaker 1: Well then yeah, yeah, yeah, So okay, well where should
Speaker 1: we start, you guys, Well.
Speaker 5: There's some interesting things that come out of Idaho recently.
Speaker 1: All right, got any Idaho listeners throw us a throw
Speaker 1: us a emoji in the chat.
Speaker 5: It's a little gossipy, so we're not getting too heavy here.
Speaker 5: We're life style reporters now, you know stories are the
Speaker 5: rich and famous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, cool, dude. I don't want to be a truther.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be any you know. Ruckus and
Speaker 1: Oddman and I and some others were talking about that,
Speaker 1: like we're just so sick of like the way this
Speaker 1: whole Like, I don't know, there's there's an entire wing
Speaker 1: of like you know, our swim lane whatever that is,
Speaker 1: our Niche that is just so annoying. It's like, I
Speaker 1: don't want to get into it. But yes, so so
Speaker 1: draw So we're into drama right now. We like drama,
Speaker 1: Like give us some drama. Mark.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's exactly drama, but Sun Valley
Speaker 5: has been going on a long time. It's put on
Speaker 5: by this Allen and Company financial outfit, and it's in Idaho.
Speaker 5: You might call it the laid back where a tank
Speaker 5: tap and where flip flaps Builderberg among the Ponderosa Pine.
Speaker 5: They say one headline is from a gossip rag called
Speaker 5: Deadline date of July ninth. The headline is touching down
Speaker 5: in Sun Valley, can moguls find answers to the media's
Speaker 5: pressing questions amid the Ponderosa Pines. And it has a
Speaker 5: picture of Warner brother Discoveries, David Zanslov and Disney's Bob
Speaker 5: Iger arriving there in the pash Sun Valley Resort a
Speaker 5: place that any of us would want to live if
Speaker 5: you saw it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: Disney owns ABC, Comcast owns NBC, and Paramount on CBS.
Speaker 5: A little bit of factual things there, and what's interesting
Speaker 5: is there's big deals going on and the big one
Speaker 5: is that Paramount is looking at an eight billion dollar
Speaker 5: merger with Skydance Media, So Skydance Media might absorb Paramount
Speaker 5: Paramount own see and to the tune of eight billion.
Speaker 5: And the thinking has always been that Sun Valley, this
Speaker 5: laid back confab is where a lot of these deals
Speaker 5: are either started or finished. The purchase by the purchase
Speaker 5: of the Washington Post by Geez what's his name? Which
Speaker 5: one the purchase of the Washington Post is supposed to
Speaker 5: have taken place there Bezos, thank you too many globalists and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, WAPO. I stuttered for a second. I was like,
Speaker 1: Washington Post. That's oh you mean WAPO? That rag that
Speaker 1: turd rag, Yeah, okay, that's Bezos.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: That's one of many that is alleged or pretty much
Speaker 5: known to have taken place or at least be massaged
Speaker 5: at Sun Valley. I think that was twenty thirteen team
Speaker 5: when Bezos the hairless globalist bought that, And there's many
Speaker 5: other deals that have went through there. But now what's
Speaker 5: going on is also Skydance might be looking at spending
Speaker 5: two hundred and fifty million on the free press and
Speaker 5: online news site that happens to be owned or run
Speaker 5: by Barry Weiss, now Barry is b ARII that's a woman.
Speaker 5: And they claim to be just as objective unbiased to
Speaker 5: get all views out there that they can. And yet
Speaker 5: if you look into it at miss Barry Weiss, she's
Speaker 5: all but an ardent, fervent Zionist and comes down heavily
Speaker 5: on the side of Israel on most issues. Describes herself
Speaker 5: as center but left leaning, which is pretty wobbly. And
Speaker 5: so what's strange here is that me while the Trump
Speaker 5: administration was in a lawsuit with Paramount fairly recently and
Speaker 5: I believe it was settled, and Trump took issue with
Speaker 5: Paramount own CBS. CBS puts on sixty minutes and Kamala
Speaker 5: Harris was on there, and Trump, the Trump administration or
Speaker 5: the Trump campaign took issue with the way sixty Minutes
Speaker 5: AKACBS conducted the interview of Kamala Harris, and there was
Speaker 5: a lawsuit, and there's all this talk about the Federal
Speaker 5: Communication Commission and the Trump administration demanding that the FCC
Speaker 5: under Trump would want a more fair, inclusive media that's
Speaker 5: open to all views. You know, if you're going to
Speaker 5: be on the public airwaves, you've got to operate in
Speaker 5: the public interest. And if you're going to operate in
Speaker 5: the public interest, you've got to represent all views. And
Speaker 5: so on the one hand, the Trump administration and seems
Speaker 5: to be demanding through its FCC that CBS shape up,
Speaker 5: and yet we're seeing a merger Skydance wanting to buy Paramount,
Speaker 5: which owns CBS. And I think we've always understood that
Speaker 5: the best way to keep media honest is to prevent conglomeration,
Speaker 5: to prevent consolidation. And yet I've seen no evidence that
Speaker 5: the Trump administration or the FCC under Trump, And maybe
Speaker 5: I need to look longer, but I've seen no evidence
Speaker 5: yet that they're going to stand in the way of
Speaker 5: the merger. So if Trump is worried about media bias,
Speaker 5: why allow more mergers? Sky Dance buying not only Paramount,
Speaker 5: which owns CBS, but buying the Free Press for two
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty million see FCC approves Paramount Scott. Yes,
Speaker 5: there you go. It looks like it's all but a
Speaker 5: done deal. So Trump's FC or Trump himself wants, you know,
Speaker 5: publicly responsible media, and yet consolidation continues. And it's always
Speaker 5: been understood the consolidation and more monopolization is the worst
Speaker 5: thing you could allow to happen.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 5: So there's a problem here with the Trump administration's FCC,
Speaker 5: unless there might be some action later that would retract
Speaker 5: this or modify it. But here's the other twist. The
Speaker 5: New York Times understands that miss Barry Weiss Weiss would,
Speaker 5: as by virtue of being of her the free press
Speaker 5: of that thing she runs being bought out by sky
Speaker 5: Dance and Skydance buying paramount which owns CBS, that somehow
Speaker 5: she would take quote a major role in shaping CBS
Speaker 5: News editorial direction. How would that work?
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 5: We've got it. We've got a problem here. If the
Speaker 5: Trump administration, on the one hand, wants some more honest
Speaker 5: CBS News, but they're going to allow them to become
Speaker 5: part of a larger conglomerate. That's that's driving in two
Speaker 5: directions at the same time. That doesn't work.
Speaker 4: So the sky Dance guy is the son of Lady Edison.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sky Dances. Oh it is David Ellison.
Speaker 1: David Ellison.
Speaker 2: Looks like it's clone.
Speaker 1: Yeah it does.
Speaker 4: Look at that it's his son.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's Larry Ellis's son. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 4: I didn't. Wow, I wondered about that earlier.
Speaker 6: So all the technocrats are buying the basically media as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what it's going, right, Yep, Yeah.
Speaker 5: It's consolidation. I mean, whatever you might think of CBS, ABC, NBC.
Speaker 5: The worst thing, and I've been at this a long time,
Speaker 5: is to allow more consolidation and big fish swallowing small fish.
Speaker 5: I tell me how that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: No, this is this is a very bad thing, right, Pharah.
Speaker 6: Well it is and and and the bad thing about
Speaker 6: it is again it's a consolidation of the hand of
Speaker 6: the same people that Trump sat with them in his
Speaker 6: first press conference, right, doing that AI announcement. Right, So
Speaker 6: now it's going into the handle of the technocrats from Oracle, right, Bezos,
Speaker 6: maybe Musk and Musk of Twitter, right, I don't know.
Speaker 4: So, No, wonder why his FEC.
Speaker 6: Approved it, because I mean, we know he's actually in
Speaker 6: a pretty good relationship with Wassilarias.
Speaker 1: H Uh. This this is exactly why when we talk
Speaker 1: about technocrats, yet another reason why I often have to
Speaker 1: add Larry Ellison to the conversation because we talk, you know,
Speaker 1: these days, thankfully we you and I talk about pallanteer
Speaker 1: a lot. Finally, talk about Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, you know,
Speaker 1: Sergey Brin, all these people from Google, all these other companies.
Speaker 1: But people often overlook Oracle and my thing as an
Speaker 1: IT person with experience and all this stuff. None of
Speaker 1: those other guys software is work unless they're attached to
Speaker 1: Larry Ellison's database. All right, they don't work. They can't
Speaker 1: manage big data without an Oracle connection. They have an
Speaker 1: Oracle back end. That is where a large percentage of
Speaker 1: the magic happens is in the database. You can't have
Speaker 1: big data without Oracle pretty much as far as our
Speaker 1: government's concerned. You could have it in a much more
Speaker 1: freedom oriented since if it was like actually open source
Speaker 1: and that kind of thing. But that's not the direction
Speaker 1: that technocrats want to go. The technocrats want us to
Speaker 1: forget about the open source revolution and the fact that
Speaker 1: everything that they do is doable on open source. But
Speaker 1: of course all this shit is proprietary now, so you'll
Speaker 1: never get it.
Speaker 2: In a decentralized blockchain.
Speaker 1: Yeah that too, yep, exactly, so not surprised to hear
Speaker 1: this mark. And yeah, now that we've verified that, David
Speaker 1: Ellison is indeed Larry Ellison's son. You can bet this
Speaker 1: is gonna if it hasn't already been sealed, this will
Speaker 1: go through. And this is the antithesis of MAGA or
Speaker 1: anything like, you know, a move towards a paradigm like
Speaker 1: the true administration and the Trump White House spokesperson and
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign they campaigned. Yet another thing they campaigned
Speaker 1: on was getting rid of fake news, right, which is
Speaker 1: sort of a dumb, dumb term for organized conglomerate propaganda
Speaker 1: or what Mark is called the mass a cartel of
Speaker 1: mass media. You can't have a cartel of mass media.
Speaker 1: I don't care who owns it, if it's some cool
Speaker 1: wakeboarding technocrat Sun. You can't have that going on and
Speaker 1: have a media that is serving its intended purpose, its
Speaker 1: traditional purpose in American society exactly right.
Speaker 5: To be given access to the airwaves, there has to
Speaker 5: be what I would call even a solemn promise, a
Speaker 5: pledge and according action accordingly to not leave out any
Speaker 5: views or any world views or schools of thought. But
Speaker 5: the media will continue to be that place where you
Speaker 5: can't bring up nine to eleven in any radical context
Speaker 5: other than the conventional story and any other Bellweather issues
Speaker 5: will remain in Limba, will remain opaque, locked away in
Speaker 5: the dungeon, where the broader discussion that we can have
Speaker 5: about those things will never never take place.
Speaker 1: Right, And they just gave us a great example, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, do I need to say it? We talked
Speaker 1: about it last week, We've been talking about it for years. Hey,
Speaker 1: we're gonna unleash all these documents about this guy, that guy,
Speaker 1: the other guy, that thing that happened fifty years ago,
Speaker 1: that thing that happened thirty years ago. We're gonna unleash
Speaker 1: all this stuff. And then what is it? What is it?
Speaker 1: It's like it's like someone farted in a jar and
Speaker 1: just like gave it to the mass media and they
Speaker 1: opened the lid on air and said, look, Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King RFK JFK nine to one one. Look there, it
Speaker 1: is just a fart and a jar. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 1: Moving on swiftly here, you'll find your Netflix documentary about
Speaker 1: it on your streaming services. So go back to sleep,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, buy more crap from big pharma.
Speaker 5: Yeah, keep leasing your software and your computer, keep leasing
Speaker 5: your TV viewing Yeah, yeah, keep keep buying subscriptions to everything.
Speaker 5: Keep not owning anything.
Speaker 1: You'll be happier. Oh man, all right, so Mark brings
Speaker 1: us our first bit of bad news this week is
Speaker 1: the what's next on the bad news list? Or you know,
Speaker 1: do you guys have any further fights on this?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I want I want to mention something because we were
Speaker 6: talking about the fake news right, and.
Speaker 4: I think what we're witnessing.
Speaker 6: And especially on the right now is they created that
Speaker 6: new layer of fake news social media influence arch slash
Speaker 6: broadcasters right because they have to opt out. Also the
Speaker 6: new right, the new wave, which is podcasting and social
Speaker 6: media right. One interesting story I shared in the discord
Speaker 6: was basically, like the White House when Litaniaho was in
Speaker 6: US last time, they tried to because they are trying
Speaker 6: to soften the right told him so they tried to
Speaker 6: get him in basically.
Speaker 4: Some kind of like voadcast right.
Speaker 6: To make him look cool, right and try to brain
Speaker 6: and wish people. So the only one they can get
Speaker 6: him with was those Milk Boys, which is basically a
Speaker 6: bunch of kids sit down and drink and like it's
Speaker 6: just you know, pretty shallow crap. So he goes in
Speaker 6: and and the White House gives them basically a script
Speaker 6: of what they ask him, and it's all basically questions about, oh,
Speaker 6: do you like McDonald's a burger king like you know
Speaker 6: some so you're sitting in front of like a criminal,
Speaker 6: a war criminal, and you're asking him do you like
Speaker 6: McDonald's or burg king?
Speaker 4: Right, But it's it's it's a it's a.
Speaker 6: Perfect example of what they try to do with that
Speaker 6: new type of media. And then guess what happened. These
Speaker 6: guys got to blowback on them after they did that
Speaker 6: with him from his from their viewers, right, and they
Speaker 6: had to issue a statement saying that actually white House
Speaker 6: is the one that protected us and give us this question,
Speaker 6: give us all the questions. And they released the story, right,
Speaker 6: and and they try to I think after that they
Speaker 6: had like an interviews Nick Pointest almost too like, you know,
Speaker 6: to show that opposite, try to wash.
Speaker 4: Out away, you know what they did with Nithan Yaho.
Speaker 4: But it's just something that we have to be aware
Speaker 4: of right now that fake news media is not.
Speaker 6: Or I don't want to use the term h because
Speaker 6: you know, as you said, just bullshit term. But the
Speaker 6: propaganda now it is not just in the mainstream media
Speaker 6: but it's also in the podcast views all over the.
Speaker 4: All over, Yeah, And it's the narrative.
Speaker 6: They get the same narrative points and and and it
Speaker 6: is you know, from big names like Alex Jones and
Speaker 6: other people. Right, and we see how you know, like
Speaker 6: same talking point just gets dropped.
Speaker 4: To all of all of them, right, So we just
Speaker 4: have to be careful of that.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I sometimes get asked, like, you know, by people
Speaker 1: who want to be well informed, like where do you go?
Speaker 1: Where where is the you know, oh you think you're
Speaker 1: well informed or maybe you know they actually wonder. But
Speaker 1: I hear that question a lot, and there's never a
Speaker 1: good answer for it.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: All I can say is, uh, it's a it's a
Speaker 1: very fluid, dynamic landscape, and it is full of traps
Speaker 1: and cul de sacs and uh limited hangouts and you know,
Speaker 1: eighty twenty sites where it's like eighty percent of it
Speaker 1: is you know, factual, and then twenty percent has its
Speaker 1: own specialized purpose. And nothing stays the same, you know, nothing,
Speaker 1: very few things stay true and the same over time,
Speaker 1: especially if they get big enough. So it's a mess,
Speaker 1: and it ends up with the right answer being, well,
Speaker 1: you have to watch and listen to all of it,
Speaker 1: and you have to read nine hundred thousand books and
Speaker 1: a bunch of white papers or find yourself some analysts
Speaker 1: and broadcasters, you know, like I don't know Jay Dyer
Speaker 1: or so many other people. Jason Vermas, happy birthday. You know,
Speaker 1: some of our colleagues, Patrick Henningson, You know, there's that
Speaker 1: we have a laundry list of them. And but you know, again,
Speaker 1: there's no one source that you go to to understand
Speaker 1: the context of twenty first century media, especially right now
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty five. And the trend that we wanted
Speaker 1: to see was one of more things like what we do,
Speaker 1: you know, and the technology that allows this not being
Speaker 1: blocked off to those people right not being subject to
Speaker 1: algorithms and censorship and you know, advertising monetization, algorithms and
Speaker 1: all that sort of stuff, shadow banning, visibility filtering, communications
Speaker 1: with multiple corporate, federal, and intelligence agencies to say which
Speaker 1: hashtags are okay to use, and what analyzes are okay
Speaker 1: to have and which ones aren't and which one should
Speaker 1: have these things. You know what I mean? That whole
Speaker 1: landscape is not what we wanted. We wanted an open landscape.
Speaker 1: There so that you, the audience, could decide what you
Speaker 1: wanted to watch and who you wanted to support, and
Speaker 1: that there would be a a level playing field for
Speaker 1: those of us doing it. But that's not the way
Speaker 1: this has turned out again, antithesis of things that were
Speaker 1: stated as part of the campaign for the current administration.
Speaker 1: So not going in that direction, you guys, not surprised.
Speaker 1: So technocrats are going to take over. Technocrats are going
Speaker 1: to take take aver conglomerate like paramount CBS. You know,
Speaker 1: maybe we can call it like Oracle Network or something
Speaker 1: like that. You know, before you know it, remember when
Speaker 1: it was ABC, CBS and NBC back in the old days. Kids,
Speaker 1: that was pretty much what we were working with. Came
Speaker 1: over airway. It was really neat, looked really low res.
Speaker 1: But maybe we're on the way to a future where
Speaker 1: it's X X TV or I don't know, X streaming
Speaker 1: and Oracle Oracle Live, I don't know, Oracle Plus. It's
Speaker 1: all gonna be like Elon Musk's dream for X being
Speaker 1: the everything app Apparently that's the technocrat dream, is to
Speaker 1: having everything app or something like that, because that looks
Speaker 1: like the toy that Larry Ellison's son is about to
Speaker 1: get is a everything media app? How fun?
Speaker 4: And you kind of watch that while you're sitting and
Speaker 4: then by.
Speaker 1: The raw, yeah, laying back in your tesla watching it
Speaker 1: on your rooftops led screen.
Speaker 2: Right, Elon was just running around talking something. Sam Cheney
Speaker 2: for Weaponized News was just reporting about it. I'll find
Speaker 2: an article so we can talk about it. But I
Speaker 2: guess Elon Musk is running around giving They're talking about
Speaker 2: how many neuralinks are going to be implanted and by
Speaker 2: when and how much the company is going to be
Speaker 2: evaluated at by what year? This crazy, he's got a plan.
Speaker 2: He's like this many tens of thousands of people every
Speaker 2: year are going to get the chip. They're ready to
Speaker 2: do this thing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, did you maybe you saw this one? Let
Speaker 1: me throw it on the screen here. Let's see if
Speaker 1: I can increase the size on that sucker neuralink from
Speaker 1: the neuralink x account here, who has a gold star?
Speaker 1: Look at that gold star? This is what they posted
Speaker 1: three days ago. We successfully completed both P eight and
Speaker 1: P nine this weekend, our first time performing two surgeries
Speaker 1: in one day. Both participants are recovering well and in
Speaker 1: great spirits. We look forward to supporting them on their
Speaker 1: neuralink journey. And then Elon commented on that and he said,
Speaker 1: neuralink will do live changing good. I think he meant
Speaker 1: life changing good for ultimately millions, maybe billions of people.
Speaker 1: Imagine your loved one being able to walk again, or
Speaker 1: your parent with dementia being able to recognize their child again.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 2: I got myself in trouble replying to that post. I
Speaker 2: caught the attention of more than a few of the
Speaker 2: loyal acolytes. I think what I did is I took
Speaker 2: that post there where he's saying that, and I crossed
Speaker 2: out some of the words. And my correction for that
Speaker 2: was that neuralink will wreek life altering havoc on potentially millions,
Speaker 2: maybe billions of people. Imagine your loved one stumbling around
Speaker 2: like a glitchy robot, or your parents with dementia being
Speaker 2: forced creepy tech just to recognize you.
Speaker 6: So right now, there is more and more research coming
Speaker 6: out actually have about some of the root causes for dementia. Right,
Speaker 6: So why don't we focus our effort preventing dementia right
Speaker 6: and cleaning up people's food, which is a big source
Speaker 6: of why they get dementia, right.
Speaker 4: Especially sugar.
Speaker 6: There's really like research showing that actually sugar, So I
Speaker 6: think that will be a better use than trying to
Speaker 6: go and and how the hell is he gonna get billions?
Speaker 6: Or do we really have billions of like crippled people
Speaker 6: walking around?
Speaker 1: Right? I love kind of laughing in my head about
Speaker 1: that too, like, Okay, we're gonna so this is for
Speaker 1: people that are paralyzed or have you know, dementia stuff
Speaker 1: like that, or do we really have billions? Are there
Speaker 1: billions at a time that would really need that? I mean,
Speaker 1: the fact that he's sticking this, like the whole narrative
Speaker 1: on medical usages is a huge red flag, huge red flag,
Speaker 1: because he used to talk about how this was going
Speaker 1: to be required for us to be able to operate,
Speaker 1: if you will, in a world that has ubiquitous AI
Speaker 1: and robotics running the show. So let's not forget that
Speaker 1: that was something that was said by him a long
Speaker 1: time ago. And now it's always just, oh, it's for
Speaker 1: the paraplegics and the dementia people, and you know, but
Speaker 1: we need to have so many of them that we
Speaker 1: could potentially do you know, thousands of these surgeries aka
Speaker 1: installs a day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a good point. They may be trying to
Speaker 5: put the best face on this. I mean, in and
Speaker 5: of itself, me knowing someone personally who has a neurological disorder,
Speaker 5: that would be, if done correctly, a welcome thing to
Speaker 5: counteract that. But like Pharaoh said, most of the effort,
Speaker 5: maybe not all, but most of it should be in
Speaker 5: preventing Parkinson's dementia. All these different things als by cleaning
Speaker 5: up the water and the food, the soil, the air,
Speaker 5: by localizing gardening and getting read of factory farms, or
Speaker 5: at least reducing them. Come at it from that end mostly,
Speaker 5: and then yes, there are you know, there's brain implants
Speaker 5: now that are used for Parkinson's patients that have some success.
Speaker 5: It's kind of touch and go. Works better for some
Speaker 5: people than others. So even in the best case scenario,
Speaker 5: the neurological things they have now that are implanted or
Speaker 5: used in other ways have a mixed bag of success.
Speaker 5: They work a lot better on some people than others.
Speaker 5: They failed totally. See, so even if it were used
Speaker 5: for the most benign uses, just how successful would it be,
Speaker 5: you know, even in the base case scenario, if especially
Speaker 5: if you don't do the things having to do with
Speaker 5: cleaning up the food supply, with you know, better education
Speaker 5: than nutrition, look more localized agriculture. If you don't do
Speaker 5: those things, then even the best neurological implants would have
Speaker 5: maybe marginal success if you're lucky. Based on what I've seen,
Speaker 5: and I've I know a lot about Parkinson's and those
Speaker 5: sorts of things, and it's a real challenge. It's no
Speaker 5: walk in the park.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, no doubt, man. That was something Ozzie was
Speaker 1: living with in his final years. That and right right right, yep,
Speaker 1: that as well as the ramifications of a poorly advised
Speaker 1: and executed back surgery that left him in chronic pain.
Speaker 1: So I want to throw that in there. Also shout
Speaker 1: out to the Discord chat. If you're not in our
Speaker 1: discord you can be if you'd like to be. We
Speaker 1: have an invite on our main menu on our website
Speaker 1: Alternatecurrentradio dot com. But our friend increase in there says
Speaker 1: ninety eight percent of brain chip research money is for
Speaker 1: mind control, probably two percent for medical uses. And I
Speaker 1: would be interested to see where you got those figures
Speaker 1: if you have a reference link for those that will
Speaker 1: put their jaws on the floor right now and say
Speaker 1: that can't be true. But do your own research. That's
Speaker 1: the ultimate answer to that question. Where do I find
Speaker 1: good news or good truth whatever? Do your own research,
Speaker 1: and you just got to use your stuff, your brains.
Speaker 1: But if you think about the mk Ultra program, how
Speaker 1: much money and time and effort went into that, and
Speaker 1: how horrendous and egregious the people these subjects were treated
Speaker 1: in the mk Ultra there has always, always, for as
Speaker 1: long as we can figure out, been a class of
Speaker 1: people who want to understand mind control and control over
Speaker 1: other humans. And where we're at right now with technology
Speaker 1: in the post mk ultra era, if you could even
Speaker 1: call such a thing, I think we kind of live
Speaker 1: in an mk ultra world now, a torrent of mk
Speaker 1: ultra coming at us all times. But go back and
Speaker 1: watch the minds of men and and look how many
Speaker 1: huge foundations and medical institutions and governments and intelligence agency
Speaker 1: and nonprofits were involved in that. This was not if
Speaker 1: if you hadn't heard this before, I know many of
Speaker 1: you have, This was not just a CI a little
Speaker 1: CIA black project. This is something that spanned multiple countries,
Speaker 1: multiple intelligence agencies, multiple foundations and was wielded in ways
Speaker 1: that are just terrible to hear about and are described
Speaker 1: well in Aaron and Melissa's documentary The Minds of Men.
Speaker 1: It's a stark reminder of how important it is to
Speaker 1: a certain class of people to literally be able to
Speaker 1: skull plug a person or I would say, now the planet.
Speaker 1: It's a big deal to them. I think it's a
Speaker 1: bigger deal to using the ubiquitous them. It's a bigger
Speaker 1: deal to them than helping people with als and Parkinson's
Speaker 1: and you know these kind of things.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well said, Yeah, it's a pretty panoramic thing to
Speaker 5: look at. It'd be nice to see what some of
Speaker 5: the other research is on this, not just Elon, Elon, Elon,
Speaker 5: you know who's portrayed as this mega hero, mega ultra iq,
Speaker 5: you know, super genius like Wiley Coyote, you remember in
Speaker 5: the cartoons. I'm Wiley Coyote, super genius. It's just so
Speaker 5: overbearing to have this small coterie, the Ellison's and so on,
Speaker 5: Elon of these billionaire super geniuses, you know, these whiz kids,
Speaker 5: and it's just so they seem like front men for
Speaker 5: someone else in a way. Right, It's like, are do
Speaker 5: they really even have that much money? I mean, do
Speaker 5: we even know what their bank accounts really have in
Speaker 5: them or are they just the face of someone else?
Speaker 5: You know, where does truth begin in falsehood? And I
Speaker 5: don't know, you know what I mean, I'm speculating, but
Speaker 5: these people just seem especially Zuckerberg, they just seem like figureheads.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And we keep hearing about all this seed money
Speaker 1: coming from Intel agency proxies and stuff to start these things.
Speaker 1: And like we keep hearing about, you know, some of
Speaker 1: the biggest softwares and systems that you know are ubiquitous
Speaker 1: now and their shady origin stories that don't match their
Speaker 1: Hollywood origin stories.
Speaker 2: I mean, I did some research online. It was a
Speaker 2: few months ago because I found it intriguing because of
Speaker 2: a clip from a YouTube video i'd seen. I was like, oh, shoot, yeah,
Speaker 2: apparently like the world's most wealthiest people. Know you've never
Speaker 2: heard of them, You would have no effing clue who
Speaker 2: they are. And a lot of them are like rich
Speaker 2: spoiled kids born into it from their rich spoiled parents
Speaker 2: who were born into it. It's like this generational wealth thing.
Speaker 2: And like, I mean, some of these things that we
Speaker 2: hear about x y Z makes x y Z. I
Speaker 2: mean all these celebrities and all these big names and billionaires.
Speaker 2: I mean there are people out there who are way
Speaker 2: more money than that. You just never hear about them.
Speaker 2: And I wonder how many of those people are behind
Speaker 2: the scenes doing things because maybe they've got handlers and
Speaker 2: people close to them, and maybe they've got maybe they
Speaker 2: epstein to those people and got some dirt on them.
Speaker 2: I doubt that, but I mean they get very close
Speaker 2: to those people and you know, make sure that they
Speaker 2: get their money and apply it to further the agendas.
Speaker 2: But you know, there's a lot of wealthy people out
Speaker 2: there that we've never heard of.
Speaker 5: Nice I believe so too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I mean if you really were the wealthiest, like,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you want to be anonymous? Like can't you assume
Speaker 1: that that is an inherent uh, you know, desire of them.
Speaker 2: People who go out there and publicly say how much
Speaker 2: Bitcoin they have. Next thing, you know, they're getting like
Speaker 2: kidnapped and tortured and their fingers cut off to try
Speaker 2: to get their seat phrases and all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 2: So yeah, absolutely, yeah, it blows my mind that Elon
Speaker 2: Musk would be out there and toting around his kid.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I mean in Trump Trump after like having
Speaker 2: an alleged assassination attempt on his life. There he's going
Speaker 2: to surround himself with another person who has had tons
Speaker 2: of death threats and attempts on his life, and you
Speaker 2: would think he'd be a huge target and all the
Speaker 2: fervor or what's the word I'm looking for, not feurer,
Speaker 2: but over his symbolic gesture during the Trump times when
Speaker 2: they were still buddies, you know, the one where his
Speaker 2: heart goes out to you. Anyway, Yeah, you would think,
Speaker 2: why would you put these two people in the same
Speaker 2: room together as some nut job is going to make
Speaker 2: a pass at him?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Makes no sense. I was Trump, I'd be like, this
Speaker 2: is the last guy I want near me. What are
Speaker 2: you doing? Stay away from me?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 6: And the funny thing is when when you look at
Speaker 6: these guys and hear them talking or just a bunch
Speaker 6: of like autistic kids, inspective like I was really.
Speaker 4: Battled when I like hered.
Speaker 6: Like Peter Tiltu, that guy like, there's no way that
Speaker 6: this like how did this guy make it so far?
Speaker 6: You know, there's no pointers whatsoever to tell me that
Speaker 6: that guy have the mental capacity to get what he
Speaker 6: is right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, something's going on there, man, there is definitely
Speaker 1: a story there. But that was sure strange to Uh.
Speaker 1: We featured some of those clips a week or two ago,
Speaker 1: but they were very strange. Just real quickly. I know,
Speaker 1: how has to go pretty soon here? How nine thousand,
Speaker 1: I mean how it hostes? Uh, I see I've turned
Speaker 1: your camera off though, so don't rush back if you're
Speaker 1: have stepped away. But I know you got to go soon, Mark,
Speaker 1: So I just wanted to throw that out there as
Speaker 1: an opportunity for you to do so. But yeah, Pharaoh,
Speaker 1: those Peter Thiel comments, Man, what the heck dude, all
Speaker 1: the Antichrist stuff and everything, holy crap.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just it's just really I don't know, it's.
Speaker 6: Funny when you see the pat on the whole of
Speaker 6: these Silicon Valley billionaires and their persona. Right, it's all
Speaker 6: the same, almost similar persona.
Speaker 4: Just raised a question.
Speaker 2: Drug there on dude.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe ketamine micro They love that ketamine stuff, those technocrats.
Speaker 1: They like to microdose.
Speaker 2: No, they have they have the Adrina kron grip. It's
Speaker 2: like a it's a pat for a normal patch and
Speaker 2: it releases. It's like the nicotine patch, but for adrenochrome.
Speaker 1: That's disgusting. How dare you put that in my head? Oh?
Speaker 1: All right, Mark, I know you might have another story
Speaker 1: you wanted to throw out there, but I know you
Speaker 1: got to crash out soon, so hit us with whatever
Speaker 1: you got on the floor is yours.
Speaker 5: Well, I'll give you one other tasty morsel. It doesn't
Speaker 5: require a lot of discussion. Trump is and it's not
Speaker 5: a bad idea in and of itself. Supposedly and allegedly
Speaker 5: apparently backing out of UNESCO, the United Ancients Educational, Scientific,
Speaker 5: and Cultural Organization, which is hyper internationalist, world governance, ultra
Speaker 5: left wing LGBTQ, abort every baby that you can.
Speaker 1: Lea.
Speaker 5: The leading cause of death in twenty twenty four in
Speaker 5: the world was abortion, and the UNESCO is all good
Speaker 5: with that, and they're you know, everything is DEI and
Speaker 5: woke as woke can get. So okay, let's get out
Speaker 5: of UNESCO, Trump is saying, and of course that on
Speaker 5: the surface that sounds good and under the UNESCO rules,
Speaker 5: though it can't actually be officially concluded until the end
Speaker 5: of twenty twenty six, another year and a half to go.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like backing out of the WHO, which
Speaker 5: on paper evidently Trump's administration did, but according to the
Speaker 5: Who's rules, that won't be until January of twenty twenty six. See,
Speaker 5: so there's all this time for backpedaling, you know, things
Speaker 5: like that, prevaricating, and so you wonder how solid these
Speaker 5: things are as agreeable as they sound, and there's good
Speaker 5: reasons to do so. But that bears watching, That's all
Speaker 5: I can say. That bears very close observation. Will the
Speaker 5: Trump administration actually pull out of you Go? There was
Speaker 5: you know, a lot of wavering on tariffs. I think
Speaker 5: I think people even that don't care for for Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: as well as those that support him, I think they're
Speaker 5: just looking for more consistency. I realize many realize that
Speaker 5: politics is of blood sport, and there has to be
Speaker 5: fake right go left, fake left go right, and a
Speaker 5: lot of that sometimes has to be done. But we've
Speaker 5: talked about this before. I think people are hungry for
Speaker 5: straight talk and and and they're they're tired of all
Speaker 5: the of all the trickery and fakery and you know,
Speaker 5: not not following through, not being resolute about decisions, but
Speaker 5: everything being opaque and and and shifty and unpredictable, and
Speaker 5: ultimately you don't know if they mean it or not.
Speaker 5: I think people are very tired of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you, NESCo, I'll let you go in a second here, Markaret,
Speaker 1: let me just re something about UNESCO real quick for
Speaker 1: the uninitiated. The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.
Speaker 1: Right sounds great, sounds very peace oriented. It's a specialized
Speaker 1: agency of the United Nations with the aim of promoting
Speaker 1: world peace and security through international cooperation in education, art, science,
Speaker 1: and culture. Right sounds wonderful, sounds absolutely wonderful on its face.
Speaker 1: It has one hundred and ninety four member states and
Speaker 1: twelve associate members, as well as partners in the non governmental,
Speaker 1: intergovernmental and private sector. Therein lies the problem, my friends.
Speaker 1: Those sectors are completely corrupt and completely open for use
Speaker 1: by intelligence agencies, banksters, corporate agents, and sees political agendas.
Speaker 1: And it was founded in nineteen forty five as the
Speaker 1: successor to the League of Nations, which is a story
Speaker 1: we'll save for another time. But since nineteen forty five,
Speaker 1: let me just ask you this UNESCO, how's the promotion
Speaker 1: of world peace and security? Going? How's it looking you've
Speaker 1: been doing it this long. It's a dumpster fire. It
Speaker 1: is a geopolitical dumpster fire, to include multiple wars that
Speaker 1: should not be going on, that were promoted and fostered
Speaker 1: by some of those intermingling bodies with UNESCO that I
Speaker 1: talked about. There's an ongoing genocide finances sketchy, I mean
Speaker 1: in security. Well, I don't know, Mark. It's interesting. I
Speaker 1: have the feeling that these kind of things that we're
Speaker 1: backing out of the United States is backing out of
Speaker 1: are going to be handed over to come full circle
Speaker 1: to technocrats and AI and all that kind of stuff, so,
Speaker 1: you know, and these things will march on and all
Speaker 1: the black black bag agencies can still insert their little
Speaker 1: goons and glowy fed boys into that ecosystem through other countries,
Speaker 1: so I'm not too worried about them if we pull out.
Speaker 1: I'm still worried about us and what the alternative is.
Speaker 1: And with that, Mark'll handed over to you for final thoughts.
Speaker 1: You can go ahead and tell everybody where to find
Speaker 1: you and all that good stuff, and thanks for being
Speaker 1: with us tonight.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well every Friday is UK column at seven am
Speaker 5: Central US time eight am Eastern time US one pm
Speaker 5: in the UK. That's live. It's automatically archive ukcolumn dot Org.
Speaker 5: I do a US based segment and as the screenshows.
Speaker 5: The truth hou dot Com is my blog. I'm starting
Speaker 5: to update it. It's had some old articles on there.
Speaker 5: I've got a new post on their post Builderberg twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five gets into some of the things that Builderberg's
Speaker 5: apparently up to. So I'm finally updating that. So thanks
Speaker 5: for that opportunity to plug hesher. And yeah, we'll keep
Speaker 5: an eye on the Sun Valley people. That was our
Speaker 5: gossipy thing tonight and see what happens with you NESCo
Speaker 5: and whatnot. But you guys have a good one. Unfortunately
Speaker 5: the morning comes cruelly early. It's merciless.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, you got to be on that UK clock man.
Speaker 1: All right, Mark, thanks for being here tonight. We'll look
Speaker 1: forward to having you back on again real soon.
Speaker 4: You guys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well good stuff man.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks Mark. Thanks Mark. Thetruthhound dot Com is
Speaker 1: where you find Mark and of course if on Wednesdays,
Speaker 1: you can also catch him on Republic Broadcast Network doing
Speaker 1: Stop the Presses believe at either one or two pm
Speaker 1: Central time. Mark Anderson Ruckus. I was looking at some
Speaker 1: of the links that you sent me. There there was
Speaker 1: one related to Neuralink. What is going on with that?
Speaker 6: Was?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the one I was looking for about
Speaker 2: what the announcement was. So Neuralink the company is expecting
Speaker 2: one billion with a B in revenue by the year
Speaker 2: twenty thirty one. Yeah, of course, one year past twenty
Speaker 2: thirty and they're hoping for more than twenty thousand BCI
Speaker 2: brain chip interface implants, and that was a bloomberg thing.
Speaker 2: So this is I mean, that's just six years away, right,
Speaker 2: So he's expecting FDA approval by the year twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk is he did an interview or well no, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think I thought I heard Elon talking about
Speaker 2: this somewhere. Sam Chaney played something on his show Weaponized News.
Speaker 2: But there's all these other companies involved. They're all fighting
Speaker 2: now to become like the first one to market that's
Speaker 2: been approved. So I'm guessing he's probably gonna regret not
Speaker 2: being buddy buddy with Trump to take advantage of some
Speaker 2: of that Stargate warp speed magic, if you know what
Speaker 2: I mean. But yeah, why are these people, they're so
Speaker 2: damn obsessed with pushing this through and all of these
Speaker 2: things have to happen by twenty thirty. You know, they
Speaker 2: want the approval before twenty thirty, You see what I mean?
Speaker 2: And I guarantee me, because these things happen fast that
Speaker 2: once we get up there, it's going to go quicker.
Speaker 2: But yeah, there's some interesting stuff in there. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: don't forget people, this is going inside your brain. And
Speaker 2: the way Musk wants to do it is he wants
Speaker 2: to use a robot to put it inside your brain.
Speaker 1: That's right, is right from what we heard originally about it.
Speaker 1: It was a seven foot tall robot and it's a
Speaker 1: arm It has different tools that can you know, pick
Speaker 1: up and stuff like that. And one of the first
Speaker 1: things it does is drill a hole in your skull. Right.
Speaker 1: I suppose that's after it puts the anesthesia on you
Speaker 1: or whatever, but drill hole inside.
Speaker 2: I don't remember any part about anesthesia.
Speaker 1: Sure either. I went straight to the skull skull drilling.
Speaker 1: And then it has like a sewing machine style like
Speaker 1: pokey that weaves electrodes into a certain part of your uh,
Speaker 1: you know, your upper gray stuff and uh I guess
Speaker 1: that at that point, you're you know, it does its stuff.
Speaker 1: I sews you back up and your Bluetooth enabled, you
Speaker 1: got a Wi Fi signal, and uh.
Speaker 2: Just like a little thing that dangles out like it's
Speaker 2: little tail or or and it's supposed to look like
Speaker 2: a hair, just straight hair, but that's its antenna.
Speaker 1: That in and of itself would drive most people crazy.
Speaker 1: I would think, Yeah, I don't know, pass and Heed.
Speaker 1: He bragged about how many of those that they were
Speaker 1: going to make and how many people they could process
Speaker 1: at one point back in twenty eighteen, I think or nineteen,
Speaker 1: and it's just like, okay, and the weird thing is
Speaker 1: is now the market if you will, Bloomberg reporting this
Speaker 1: is sort of like you know, they're on board, they're
Speaker 1: on board. You Why what do they know that we
Speaker 1: don't know? Like this seems like a grift to me
Speaker 1: at this point, at least trying to sell it.
Speaker 2: How much you want to bet that every single company
Speaker 2: that's listed in these articles talking about this stuff has
Speaker 2: suddenly had a bunch of new investments on the stock market.
Speaker 2: If they're ply traded companies, I bet you all of
Speaker 2: a sudden, their stock prices are up today.
Speaker 1: Well they've had they've had years to set this up.
Speaker 1: They've been setting this up behind our backs for years.
Speaker 1: That's why AI and all these you know tech lords,
Speaker 1: they all go to you know, Sun Valley, they all
Speaker 1: go to Davos, they all go to you know CFR,
Speaker 1: they go to all these places where AI, nanotech, biotech,
Speaker 1: these things are on the list of things that are discussed.
Speaker 1: So of course, the the technocrat CEOs and CTOs and
Speaker 1: those people and their engineers, they get together and figure out,
Speaker 1: just like they did in Internet one point oh and
Speaker 1: two point zero, how do we work together to enable
Speaker 1: this larger vision, this larger path. Right, So of course
Speaker 1: we're going to see Bloomberg supporting it. I have a
Speaker 1: feeling that, uh, this is all culminating under Trump presidency
Speaker 1: number two. I mean, it's in your face. They were
Speaker 1: all sitting there flanking him when he was sworn in,
Speaker 1: and now they're all in on the consolidation that's happening,
Speaker 1: you know, the the next phase of setting up the
Speaker 1: technocrat grid. It's right here in our faces. And twenty
Speaker 1: thirty is the marker Agenda twenty thirty, Remember Agenda twenty one,
Speaker 1: all that stuff that's the marker.
Speaker 2: Where did these agendas come from? Again?
Speaker 1: Oh, the United Nations, that's right, Yeah, at least that's
Speaker 1: where they like to publish them, but it's from a
Speaker 1: much shadier star chamber of people that go to the
Speaker 1: United Nations probably to.
Speaker 2: Set these how long before the United Nations is replaced
Speaker 2: with shooting Wait a minute, we're probably heading there.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. Yeah, all right, So neuralink is going
Speaker 1: to be huge and they're going to make every body
Speaker 1: want one or they're just going to help all the
Speaker 1: people that are suffering a flickation.
Speaker 2: And it's good and it's good. It makes it. It
Speaker 2: makes perfect sense because you know, Trump being promises made,
Speaker 2: promises delivered kind of guy that he is, except for
Speaker 2: all of the promises that he's made that he hasn't
Speaker 2: delivered on, but we're not going to worry about those
Speaker 2: right now. It's a long growing list. Of course, we
Speaker 2: discussed this already till the cows come came home already
Speaker 2: and left again and came home again. Anyways, the technology,
Speaker 2: the technocracy, the AI, the robots, it's all a go
Speaker 2: go go. It's all been approved, it's all been okayed,
Speaker 2: given the green light by Trump and his buddies. So
Speaker 2: the race is on. Trump is like, we're in a
Speaker 2: race with China. You know, we got to do the thing, man.
Speaker 2: So they released that other link that I sent you
Speaker 2: is the big This is the big one that we
Speaker 2: should probably look at this in detail, the new what
Speaker 2: they called the action, the AI Action Plan, and so yeah,
Speaker 2: parts of this involves building of the data centers, and
Speaker 2: we're going to have to like start building nukes everywhere,
Speaker 2: new nuclear power plants everywhere. Trump doesn't want no woke AI,
Speaker 2: you know, so we should probably take a peek at
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 1: All right. So this is up at cnet. So the
Speaker 1: headline is Trump's AI Action Plan is here five key takeaways.
Speaker 1: John Reid put this up just yesterday. So here we go,
Speaker 1: Trump Administration.
Speaker 2: Just skip down to the to the five things. Yeah,
Speaker 2: who cares about this?
Speaker 1: All right? Uh?
Speaker 2: Sorry about that? What was the author's name?
Speaker 1: John? Sorry?
Speaker 2: John Reid?
Speaker 3: Read.
Speaker 2: If you want to hear what John Reid says, you're
Speaker 2: gonna have to follow the show notes and click on
Speaker 2: the link.
Speaker 1: There you go. That's right. We'll skip to the meet here.
Speaker 1: Slashing regulations for AI infrastructure. We've already talked about this
Speaker 1: on this show a number of times we've talked about
Speaker 1: the amount of power that is required for these things,
Speaker 1: and never forget you are the reason climate change is happening,
Speaker 1: and you are the reason for any food shortages or
Speaker 1: health problems. It's definitely not to do with the usage
Speaker 1: and pollution of the Department of Defense itself or any
Speaker 1: of these companies whose CEOs are telling you it's your fault.
Speaker 1: It's your hamburgers and the farts that came out of
Speaker 1: those hamburgers before they were hamburgers, all right, and your
Speaker 1: suv bull crap. The amount of power required for these
Speaker 1: things is insane. Okay, So that is part of what
Speaker 1: slashing regulations for AI. It's probably about there, they say,
Speaker 1: to provide energy for all those data centers. The plan
Speaker 1: calls for steps to prevent premature decommissioning of critical power
Speaker 1: generation resources. This likely refers to keeping coal fired power
Speaker 1: plants and other mostly quote unquote fossil fuel driven infrastructure
Speaker 1: online for longer like they have some other option. You know,
Speaker 1: what are they gonna do? Bring us? Uh, you know
Speaker 1: Tesla Energy. No, can't have that. That's locked up. So yeah,
Speaker 1: they're gonna actually need to maybe yeah, for them, not
Speaker 1: for us. Yeah, so environment I'm just paraphrasing here. It
Speaker 1: blames environmental regulations for getting in the way to building
Speaker 1: their data centers. So that's that's a big part of
Speaker 1: this thing with regulations.
Speaker 2: Put the politicization of it again is of course, you know, well,
Speaker 2: those those crazy lefty people, they're the ones in the
Speaker 2: name of the climate justice shut down the coal power plants. Okay,
Speaker 2: we'll find in dandy. But you know when Trump was
Speaker 2: you know, like, wait a minute, hesher, before I moved
Speaker 2: to Texas, didn't you guys have a little bit of
Speaker 2: an issue because you had like this, uh failure of
Speaker 2: the energy grid. Why are we making such an effort
Speaker 2: to worry Now we're going to remove all of those
Speaker 2: sticky weird red tape regulations now, not in the name
Speaker 2: of saving ourselves to humans from freezing to death or
Speaker 2: burning to death in the summertime. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: we need to do it because we're in an ai
Speaker 2: race with China.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Now we're going to do all of the things that
Speaker 2: should have been done to help us human beings. We're
Speaker 2: going to do it to help the robots. Now. Now
Speaker 2: it's okay to just tear down the walls and piss
Speaker 2: off all the people and do all the things. It's okay,
Speaker 2: and everyone's going to be on board this because it's
Speaker 2: going to it's safe and effective, and it's going to
Speaker 2: make everybody's lives better. And the crazy social climate warriors
Speaker 2: they'll be happy. They'll be in their coon pods. Right, yeah, Sarah,
Speaker 2: what do you think about the mutton trees?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Sarah? What do you think?
Speaker 6: Dude?
Speaker 1: It's like they've they've, you know, just browbeaten everybody for
Speaker 1: generations now about man made you know, problem this and
Speaker 1: that and all this, you know, fossil fuel stuff. And
Speaker 1: like Ruckus points out, we have houses entire neighborhoods that
Speaker 1: blow up in states sometimes like California because the gas
Speaker 1: lines aren't properly maintained. We have huge fires that break
Speaker 1: out because the power lines aren't properly maintained. And we've
Speaker 1: been told that we have to shut our you know
Speaker 1: what is coal and uh, you know what is it?
Speaker 1: Like eighty six percent of our country's power is basically
Speaker 1: in that realm. But now they're going to change their
Speaker 1: tune for data farms and server farms. But how does
Speaker 1: that make you feel, mister Farrell.
Speaker 4: Makes me feel like disposable. Second class.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't even call it citizens because it's really like
Speaker 6: they don't care about the citizens anymore.
Speaker 4: So second class. You're a certain yeah, just a second.
Speaker 6: Priority or even for the current government as you got.
Speaker 6: I said, like I was just nor South Carolina. I
Speaker 6: was watching a news.
Speaker 7: Article about the bridge that's completely collapsed, the scars that
Speaker 7: is going on it. Right, So our infrastructure is collapse
Speaker 7: in aging infrastructure. And instead of like trying to actually
Speaker 7: enhance infrastructure for the citizen of this nation, right, I'm
Speaker 7: spending money where we actually can feel it in instead,
Speaker 7: they want to go and spend money on a race
Speaker 7: with China.
Speaker 4: Right. It's the same excuse the used.
Speaker 6: For Cold War, Right, that's uh, that's arm race they did,
Speaker 6: and the nuclear race with they did was Russia back
Speaker 6: in the day. Right, But now the new keyword is
Speaker 6: basically AI right, and the race this is because this
Speaker 6: is how they're going to tunnel money to do whatever
Speaker 6: the hell they need to do. Uh.
Speaker 4: And so I think you guys are spot on in
Speaker 4: that and.
Speaker 2: The space race, and look what we did there. We
Speaker 2: faked a moon landing. Oh sorry, we may have allegedly,
Speaker 2: potentially possibly faked the moon landing just to upstage Russia.
Speaker 2: It's a good thing that they would never do something
Speaker 2: like that with the AI, that they would never fake
Speaker 2: like an AI Skynet general intelligence. We got the world's
Speaker 2: smartest date nearby.
Speaker 1: No, no, there's no precedent for that except for all
Speaker 1: of Hollywood and all of the sci fi novels. No
Speaker 1: one would ever think of that, she mee. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: move on to the next one here, what do we
Speaker 1: got fewer rules around AI technology. Congress ended up not
Speaker 1: including a moratorium on state AI rules in the recently
Speaker 1: passed Tax and Spending bill, but efforts to cut regulations
Speaker 1: around AI continue from the executive branch. In the Action Plan,
Speaker 1: AI is far too important to mother in bureaucracy at
Speaker 1: this early stage, whether at the state or federal level.
Speaker 1: That's a quote unquote says in the plan. And the
Speaker 1: plan recommends that several federal agencies review whether existing or
Speaker 1: propose rules would interfere with the development and deployment of AI.
Speaker 1: I mean, dude, deployment, interfere with the deployment? What kind
Speaker 1: of language is that? I mean? Has it not been deployed.
Speaker 1: Yet it's on all our stuff whether we want it
Speaker 1: or not. Right now you have to go to great
Speaker 1: links to not have it around deployed. So they're not
Speaker 1: only like looking to they're they're looking to just we're
Speaker 1: only on the item two here, And what I'm seeing
Speaker 1: is they're looking to completely clear the way for this
Speaker 1: to do whatever it's going to do. They're not going
Speaker 1: to give your state the right to put any sort
Speaker 1: of bottleneck on it, not that any governor in this
Speaker 1: state would know how to do that without just you know,
Speaker 1: like South Park unplugging the giant router, you know, turning
Speaker 1: the Internet off or something. There's no So they don't
Speaker 1: want any environmental policy to get in the way. Yet
Speaker 1: your dog can't take a shit in the National Park
Speaker 1: or even go to the beach with you now. But
Speaker 1: they don't want any no ecological surveys, nothing like that
Speaker 1: getting in their way. No overuse of energy getting in
Speaker 1: the way. No, Oh that we have to sunset this factory,
Speaker 1: you know, this power generator over here because it's too old. Nope,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. We might need it for the
Speaker 1: AI And okay, all right, what's next. I'm not even
Speaker 1: gonna read the whole one there. I don't need to
Speaker 1: know about it.
Speaker 2: You need to divert your water, your drinking water supply
Speaker 2: to help cool the data centers. Yeah, right right, all
Speaker 2: to be to save the minnows. Now, we got to
Speaker 2: save the AI.
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, they're gonna they're gonna. I got one. They're
Speaker 1: gonna take away your right to be buried or cremated. Now,
Speaker 1: when you die, you must be frozen, flash frozen, and
Speaker 1: added to the pile of corpsicles that keep the data
Speaker 1: center cool. How about that. We'll just put a bunch
Speaker 1: of corpsicles under this.
Speaker 2: It's pretty messed up, dude, you know.
Speaker 1: Okay, what do we got next? Ideology and large language models.
Speaker 1: Oh that's that's an interesting title. What pray tell us
Speaker 1: we don't want no woke? Okay. Plan proposes some steps
Speaker 1: around ensuring AI protects free speech and American values, further
Speaker 1: steps in the Trump administration's efforts to roll back federal
Speaker 1: policies around what it refers to as diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Speaker 1: My goodness, wow, they have really dumbed this whole last
Speaker 1: sixteen years down, haven't they. We had such a such
Speaker 1: a nuanced and explosive and just extreme identity politics from
Speaker 1: the DEI side, and they give us our freedom backside,
Speaker 1: and now it's just like we're oh, we're just flip flopping.
Speaker 1: You know, it's no longer DEI, it's American values. Okay,
Speaker 1: Who's American values exactly? I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 6: Well, hold on for a second, because because what they
Speaker 6: are doing is they're actually creating a new type of
Speaker 6: DI right mm hmm, left, the racial like black, you know,
Speaker 6: minority like d I two, a new type of d
Speaker 6: I right that you all know about. And I'm wondering,
Speaker 6: are there any mentioning of how to prevent the I
Speaker 6: from being anti Semite in that article?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you bring up a good point because
Speaker 1: according to the Trump administration and the Trump Cabinet by
Speaker 1: and large, as far as I can tell, and the
Speaker 1: Senate and the Congress minus maybe six Congress, people, protecting
Speaker 1: free speech and American values actually includes what you just
Speaker 1: talked about, deporting people, imprisoning people, shadow banning people for
Speaker 1: criticizing certain other governments and narratives and corporate partners. I mean,
Speaker 1: so I don't know when American values and free speech
Speaker 1: turned into that, but I guess they're going to have
Speaker 1: to come up with something a little slicker, you know,
Speaker 1: because the other team had DEI. I mean, we need
Speaker 1: something better than.
Speaker 2: I'll give them the values because, you know whatever, if
Speaker 2: a society wants to accept as a label, just as
Speaker 2: a name, that this is our current values and just
Speaker 2: because of the current administration or the power structure that's
Speaker 2: in place, right whatever, that's fine. But to call it
Speaker 2: free speech or and fighting censorship, that's a bit much.
Speaker 2: That's the gas lighting right there in my book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's a that's a joke. Well what happened there?
Speaker 1: What happened? Do we lose?
Speaker 2: They can call it American values. It's like the science.
Speaker 2: It's like just a word with a trademark. In my
Speaker 2: mind where they use those words, America is completely different.
Speaker 2: For that's what's awesome about America. There's no real, like
Speaker 2: hardcore to find American value other than the fact that
Speaker 2: we believe in things like free speech, against censorship and
Speaker 2: all of those neat things in the Constitution Bill of Wrights,
Speaker 2: you know, those things which are probably going to get
Speaker 2: trampled on in the name of a new We're probably
Speaker 2: going to get it. They're probably gonna. They're probably going
Speaker 2: to rewrite some things, aren't they. In the in the thing,
Speaker 2: they're gonna they're going to do some stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, oh yeah, they definitely will. You can guarantee it.
Speaker 1: Mystical Pharaoh missed you, man, what happened? You bounced out?
Speaker 4: Oh I'm sorry, I'm having a bad reception.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You just need it. You need a neuralink implant
Speaker 1: and a little antenna. All right, Well, I'm glad you're
Speaker 1: back and I can hear the wave.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 6: Uh oh, so we're talking about the whole Semitism.
Speaker 4: Yeah, give me a second.
Speaker 1: All right. Yeah, you're breaking up pretty bad there, dude.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we can get you back with a cleaner connection here.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't be jumping out of the back of a seaplane
Speaker 2: and trying to use your parachute while you're on the
Speaker 2: boiler room doing there.
Speaker 1: Yeah while smoking a cigar by the way. Yes, all right,
Speaker 1: we'll wait for him to time back in. But in
Speaker 1: the meantime, let me just get through this ideology in
Speaker 1: large language models. I'm curious what this actually means to
Speaker 1: see what kind of weird techno crack global easee they're
Speaker 1: gonna drench this turd in okay, ideology and large language models.
Speaker 1: The plan proposes some steps around ensuring AI. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: did we do that? Okay? It turned me off right
Speaker 1: away and I didn't finish it. Going on. It calls
Speaker 1: for eliminating references.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get so that you stopped at the DEI. But
Speaker 2: the other thing is that they want to they're talking
Speaker 2: about problems of misinformation and climate change. Yeah, all of
Speaker 2: the things that we've been like, yeah, we we have
Speaker 2: a problem here. But again, no action until it's in
Speaker 2: the name of saving the AI.
Speaker 1: Go ahead. Yeah, okay, so ideology, there you go, just
Speaker 1: a flip flop in ideologies here, eliminating resources to those
Speaker 1: items in the National Institute of Standards and Technologies AI
Speaker 1: Risk Management Framework. There you go. They don't even want that.
Speaker 1: They're going to scrap all that, like they scrapped all
Speaker 1: the other ones that were out there. Federal agencies would
Speaker 1: only be allowed to contract with AI developers who quote
Speaker 1: ensure that their systems are objective and free from top
Speaker 1: down ideological bias. Okay. The Trump administration recently announced contracts
Speaker 1: of up to two hundred million dollars each to developers Anthropic, Google,
Speaker 1: Open Ai Xai, so all the usual suspects pretty much
Speaker 1: rock the model from Elon Musk's Xai is recently, yeah,
Speaker 1: we know, came under fire for there it is spouting
Speaker 1: anti Semitism and hate speech, so that.
Speaker 2: Really you have to put it in the piece though. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the important that they have, you know, you got to
Speaker 2: remind everybody about that. That's just not the accident just.
Speaker 1: Fits right in there, almost like it happened on purpose,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. Great little cultural micro false flag something like that.
Speaker 1: You know. Anyways, we're just examining the folks.
Speaker 2: We're not saying anything here, but I mean, you know,
Speaker 2: it kind of looks like, yeah, it looks like something
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mystical.
Speaker 4: You back, Yeah, I'm back.
Speaker 6: So they are talking about this is an EO, right,
Speaker 6: So basically who defined the ideology? So that current right
Speaker 6: wing administration defining that ideology, right, So what happened when
Speaker 6: the Democrats get in the office and put another EO
Speaker 6: out there with their own ideology that that is a
Speaker 6: problem with that whole freaking concept of what of that EO? Right,
Speaker 6: because it just makes no freaking sense whatsoever, because anybody
Speaker 6: can come back and can just strike that out right,
Speaker 6: and they can put their own piece back in, right, So.
Speaker 4: A lot of things.
Speaker 6: Like empty gestures, I would say, and all what it does,
Speaker 6: it just gives some candy for them to do some
Speaker 6: pr campaigns around it. While the main core of that
Speaker 6: whole thing is what's going to keep going across administration,
Speaker 6: which is enabling the technocracy. Right, all that bullshit about
Speaker 6: DII and all that crap, that's not necessarily going to
Speaker 6: stick because we know when other people come in power,
Speaker 6: that's gonna get struck.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: What's not gonna get struck is.
Speaker 6: All the deregulation they are doing, right and the open
Speaker 6: access they are giving to them for our data.
Speaker 4: Right. And it is really.
Speaker 6: The dangerous part of the Trump administration is there is
Speaker 6: no really planning whatsoever.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: And I am a big actually proponent of an advocate
Speaker 6: sorry for regulations and government regulation when it comes to
Speaker 6: privacy and data protection and protecting your freedom and not
Speaker 6: allowing companies to have a blank check to do whatever
Speaker 6: the hell they want, right and established semester surveillance state
Speaker 6: that is being established right now, right, because that's that's
Speaker 6: that's what it's all about.
Speaker 4: Right, So in times and.
Speaker 6: And he's trying to send it to his base, and sadly,
Speaker 6: I know we spoke about that before. The danger of
Speaker 6: that being done through Trump, not through Canala Harris or
Speaker 6: job Biden is you're getting a big part of the
Speaker 6: conservative movement to start buying that ship and signing off
Speaker 6: on it, right, which otherwise they would.
Speaker 4: Not have accepted that.
Speaker 6: But because it's being done through Trump and his administration,
Speaker 6: they're going to sign offer right, and it's going to
Speaker 6: swipe under the road. And that's the danger of what
Speaker 6: where we are right now because the people that choose
Speaker 6: to be against the big data and mass surveillance and
Speaker 6: all that are the right wingers, right, which is all
Speaker 6: of a sudden, everybody, Hey, it's it's it's a win,
Speaker 6: right because Trump stood in the puddium and try to
Speaker 6: sell it to everybody that it's a big way because
Speaker 6: of our arm rates with China, right as we were
Speaker 6: just saying a minute ago.
Speaker 4: So now.
Speaker 6: That scare of AI erase is going to be the
Speaker 6: trojan horse that they're going to use to steal your
Speaker 6: freedom and a lot of people are gonna buy into it,
Speaker 6: and and I don't know how we can stop it
Speaker 6: because sadly, from just seeing what I've been saying, was
Speaker 6: this whole like being into that movement there is I
Speaker 6: mean especially it's a boom more population and and and
Speaker 6: don't take that in the wrong way, but they are
Speaker 6: just gonna they don't understand what that means, right, It's
Speaker 6: it's above their head. They do not understand the consequences
Speaker 6: of all of this information, right, and they're gonna buy
Speaker 6: into it. So I think what you're going to get
Speaker 6: more resistant would be actually from the younger generations, and
Speaker 6: those I think those are the people that actually even
Speaker 6: now departing a little bit from Trump base and breaking
Speaker 6: away from him. So but I would say that that's
Speaker 6: maybe like forty percent of that voting law.
Speaker 1: So yeah, man uh. And we saw that with some
Speaker 1: of the you know, deportation stories and other stuff. You know,
Speaker 1: we had certain influencers in the MAGA realm actually requesting
Speaker 1: that Palenteer be deployed to you know, find illegals and
Speaker 1: shipp you. Yeah. Uh, So you know, like deploy Palenteer
Speaker 1: is now sort of like one of those raw, raw things,
Speaker 1: and it's like, are you kidding If you're a true constitutionalist,
Speaker 1: the very existence of Palenteer and these kind of programs
Speaker 1: should be just anathema to you. But now it's just
Speaker 1: like you're It seems to me that people are falling
Speaker 1: for the trick of like, oh well they're Yes, it's
Speaker 1: a huge power, but it's a new power, and they're
Speaker 1: aiming it at the right people. You know that that
Speaker 1: is always a slippery slope. You know, new VACU.
Speaker 2: Came for my neighbor, I said, you know how that goes?
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: So let's say, if someone is trying to sell us
Speaker 4: the TEO, right.
Speaker 2: I don't By the way, it's not an EO. By
Speaker 2: the way, I don't think it's it's it's an action plan.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how much weight that has.
Speaker 4: But does he signed something.
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 4: Did he did this ceremony the other day?
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, the part that we skipped over in the beginning.
Speaker 5: St.
Speaker 2: John Reid.
Speaker 1: It is an AI action plan that calls for cutting
Speaker 1: regulations to speed up the development. But there is Okay,
Speaker 1: Trump did sign so they mentioned here. Okay, though the
Speaker 1: plane itself isn't binding, it includes dozens of policy recommendations.
Speaker 1: Trump did sign three executive orders to put some of
Speaker 1: these steps into action.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I think he labeled it. I forgot the
Speaker 6: name of that. I'll time to give.
Speaker 1: Sign It's called Global AI Dominant. Wait, let's see AI
Speaker 1: Action Plan. Where's the official title list thing? Oh well,
Speaker 1: I'll link it on the show page.
Speaker 2: You guys know the action plan that is different name
Speaker 2: than the than the executive orders, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the executive orders were different.
Speaker 2: The action plan is just called Winning the Race America's
Speaker 2: Action AI Action Plan. And I'm pretty sure they released
Speaker 2: it to the public yesterday. I'd have been this morning.
Speaker 2: I can't even remember. But there was the introduction that
Speaker 2: they wrote. It's like a fifty no sorry, thirty, less
Speaker 2: than thirty paid document that was issued by the White House.
Speaker 2: The document was written and signed by Michael Kratzios, Assistant
Speaker 2: to the President for Science and Technology, David Sachs, which,
Speaker 2: of course is the special advisor. It says here for
Speaker 2: AI and Crypto, he's the AI and cryptos are and
Speaker 2: of course, for some strange reason, Marco Rubio, Assistant to
Speaker 2: the President for National Security Affairs. Because there's three parts
Speaker 2: to this, this thing is broken down into the three
Speaker 2: different sections. There basically about the innovation, the infrastructure, and
Speaker 2: international diplomacy and security. There we go. Sorry, it's tricky.
Speaker 2: This globallyese crap is difficult.
Speaker 1: Globally is is never fun.
Speaker 2: Get your globalize out of my government. What is it
Speaker 2: doing in here? Why are they using this type of
Speaker 2: language here?
Speaker 1: Seriously? Like we have to get the un decoder ring
Speaker 1: out to read something from Trump's office. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is a little ridiculous. All right, good come.
Speaker 2: We'll give you a link to the actual documents so
Speaker 2: you can include it in this show.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, we'll have the source material on the show page,
Speaker 1: which will be up at Alternatecurrent Radio dot com. But
Speaker 1: here's here's the bullet point. Number four is the one
Speaker 1: US thirty dollars two of sandwich eating. People want to
Speaker 1: know about dealing with workforce challenges? Oh boy, what is
Speaker 1: going on here? What does the federal government have planned
Speaker 1: for us when it comes to they took our jobs?
Speaker 1: The plan acknowledges that AI will transform how work gets
Speaker 1: done across all industries and occupations, demanding a serious workforce
Speaker 1: response to help workers navigate that transition. Oh yeah, sorry, doctors,
Speaker 1: we don't need you anymore. Sorry, construction workers, we don't
Speaker 1: need you anymore. We want to help you manage this
Speaker 1: transition okay anyway, and recommends actions by federal agencies, including
Speaker 1: the Department of Labor, intended to mitigate the harms of
Speaker 1: AI driven job displacement. The plan calls for the Bureau
Speaker 1: of Labor Statistics, Census Bureau, and Bureau of Economic Analysis
Speaker 1: to monitor how AI affects the labor market using data
Speaker 1: already collected. An AI Workforce Research Hub under the Department
Speaker 1: of Labor would lead monitoring and issue policy recommendations. Does
Speaker 1: that make you feel better about the impending loss of
Speaker 1: your profession? Perhaps? Most of the actual plans to help
Speaker 1: workers displaced by AI involved retraining those workers for other
Speaker 1: jobs or to help states do the same Other jobs.
Speaker 1: Related recommendations are aimed at boosting the kinds of jobs
Speaker 1: needed for all those data centers and chip manufacturing plants,
Speaker 1: like electricians and HVAC technicians. Hey kill a wat Did
Speaker 1: you hear that electricians and HVAC technicians are gonna survive
Speaker 1: the AI onslaught? Perhaps, or at least you'll be one
Speaker 1: of the last ones to go before they have the
Speaker 1: HVAC electrician slash robot. These plans and others encourage AI
Speaker 1: literacy and AI use and education drew praise from the
Speaker 1: Software and Information Industry Association. Bloody, bloody blow. They want
Speaker 1: to build trust and ensure all communities can participate in
Speaker 1: and benefit from AI's potential. That's a quote, key components
Speaker 1: for building trust and ensuring all communities can participate in
Speaker 1: and benefit from AI's potential.
Speaker 2: AI's potential. Man, this is what they're talking about. Has sure?
Speaker 2: That's yeah, a potential. AI can give you pop corn?
Speaker 1: Yay. It's pretty damn slow at it. It might be
Speaker 1: a little faster. I hurry up already, I will say, though.
Speaker 1: It might be a little faster than the confection employees
Speaker 1: at the local cinemak. Uh, they're even slower than that robot.
Speaker 1: So maybe the robot has a chance. Man.
Speaker 2: That's from the new Tesla Diner.
Speaker 1: By the way, Yeah, isn't that cute? Do you have
Speaker 1: the the picture of it? I was digging that. Elon's
Speaker 1: obsessed right now with diner hashtag.
Speaker 2: There's a hashtag Tesla Diner. You can scale the pictures
Speaker 2: and videos and robots. It's so far there, it is.
Speaker 2: They got tel coin yep, going on. Well, but somebody
Speaker 2: wants to tell coin. But that's coming, you know, that's
Speaker 2: all coming. But everyone's been sharing the popcorn serving robot.
Speaker 2: That's the big hit. I guess it's got the menu.
Speaker 2: You know, hey, nice Tesla cyber truck park there. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: you got prime prime spot like that. You know, no
Speaker 2: handicapped parking up front. But if you got a cyber
Speaker 2: truck you go, uh oh, somebody's in trouble. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is the technocracy. This is where we're headed. And
Speaker 2: so if you were a car hop or a chef
Speaker 2: or you you serve popcorn, no jobs for you.
Speaker 1: Right right. Uh, let's see, I saved this one. This
Speaker 1: is interesting. So yeah, where is this? This isn't like
Speaker 1: Santa Clair or something. Oh I see, I don't know
Speaker 1: for the audio audience. Uh, we got video here this
Speaker 1: h Tesla diner. Is this an AI creation or does
Speaker 1: this actually exist somewhere? It looks real? So where is it?
Speaker 1: Is it in Santa Clara or do you know where
Speaker 1: it is?
Speaker 4: It's Angeles? I don't know where exactly?
Speaker 1: Okay, well it sure is flashy close. Do we got
Speaker 1: we look inside here?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that movie over.
Speaker 1: We got a movie screen, big giant like drive up
Speaker 1: movie theater screen. Woh looks pretty busy and.
Speaker 2: You're inside your tesla and order the food from your
Speaker 2: car's computer screen dashboard.
Speaker 1: Of course, yeah, of course.
Speaker 4: It's some Santa monic.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay, I know that area. Well, well, well
Speaker 1: so that's the first one. I guess Is there other more?
Speaker 1: Is it just the one? Is that the launch? Right?
Speaker 4: There's a long ship?
Speaker 1: Well, he's gonna put.
Speaker 2: One on building one in Gaza somewhere I heard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mars, here's a here's a sky shot or you know,
Speaker 1: a higher shot of it right there, there's the wepside
Speaker 1: of it. Yeah, so matching.
Speaker 2: Once you get your brain ship, you like, you can
Speaker 2: just show up to the diner and it already knows
Speaker 2: before you do what you're going to order.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your brain ship will probably just like, you know,
Speaker 1: pop up something in your augmented reality sunglasses and it'll
Speaker 1: be like, would you like to get the same order
Speaker 1: you got last time, mister Ruckus, And you could just say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'd have to let it tell me what I want.
Speaker 2: By that point, it's like where where where does Ruckus
Speaker 2: begin and the brain ship end?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it already knows what you want. It'll just you
Speaker 1: it'll just have to verify it with you, and you'll be.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, how do you have to Is that what
Speaker 2: I really wanted? Or do I want that now? Because
Speaker 2: it told me that's what I wanted. We've got a
Speaker 2: crisis of yeah, we've got a problem here.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So the point I was trying to make a level
Speaker 6: before action plan and slash like e such as they
Speaker 6: are talking about AI and so and such a generality
Speaker 6: that that nobody is talking about how.
Speaker 4: Like what what does what is the definition of the art,
Speaker 4: how are you going to use? Right? What is its use? Right?
Speaker 4: So if you want to sell us.
Speaker 6: As as as a as a populist, what you're trying
Speaker 6: to do right now? And I'm diverting trillions of dollars
Speaker 6: right and and cutting out from priority of infrastructure and
Speaker 6: giving that one I'm already in depth, right and diverting
Speaker 6: this money to a.
Speaker 4: How's that is going to benefit me? Right? What are
Speaker 4: you going to do with it? And they don't tell
Speaker 4: you that.
Speaker 6: Nobody's able to tell you that because nobody knows how
Speaker 6: the hell is going to be used, but how it's
Speaker 6: going to help you. As a matter of fact, it's
Speaker 6: it's the opposite because right now or even.
Speaker 4: Like research that shows like.
Speaker 6: Use of of of of GPT models actually alters your
Speaker 6: brain for a certain period of time, right and and
Speaker 6: actually there is a negative impact of using those models,
Speaker 6: right and and nobody is talking about that. How AI
Speaker 6: is going to turn us into a bunch of lazy folks,
Speaker 6: and how it's going to impact our ability to think
Speaker 6: and actually develop ourselves as as human beings, right and
Speaker 6: and that anybody come out and talk about the regulation
Speaker 6: and use of AI and education, No, because we don't
Speaker 6: think this way, right, there's no planning.
Speaker 4: It's just hey, let's just right the way, let's just
Speaker 4: give money to corporations and brainwash.
Speaker 6: Everybody was just general terms, right and general like marketing
Speaker 6: schemes and just you know, uh that nobody's gonna talk
Speaker 6: about it, right.
Speaker 4: So it is.
Speaker 6: We have this isn't our hand as as people and populists.
Speaker 6: We have to stand up and we have to say no,
Speaker 6: that's not gonna work, right and and and that that
Speaker 6: that revolution has to start from our from us, right
Speaker 6: we know that this government.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mystico Pharaoh, we lost you at the word government.
Speaker 4: AI is doing it intentionally to me. Sorry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So my point is this isn't our hand. The
Speaker 6: war is going to be on our minds. This war
Speaker 6: is going to be really very challenging to those that
Speaker 6: do not have the right grounding or spiritual grounding. And
Speaker 6: I'm not talking about spiritual grounding even from religious standpoints,
Speaker 6: but spiritual grounding of being a human being, right, and
Speaker 6: actually churishing what makes us as human beings as simple
Speaker 6: as that you being a biological human being and whatever
Speaker 6: days you have left on earth, enjoying living those days
Speaker 6: as a human being, right before you're robbed out of
Speaker 6: those days, right, compared to you living a few extra
Speaker 6: days of whatever the hell they are gonna sell you,
Speaker 6: living as slave.
Speaker 4: Right, So this is this is what it is.
Speaker 6: And and and sadly a lot of people are gonna
Speaker 6: buy into it. A lot of people are just gonna
Speaker 6: choose the letter right and choose the convenience. It's just
Speaker 6: going to choose a flash stuff. But for the rest
Speaker 6: we have to stand them. And we saw it in
Speaker 6: the Stubbia movies, right, you have those like dissidents like
Speaker 6: and transcendence, right, those underground like network of people that
Speaker 6: went and basically just connected the AI at the end.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: So, but but I don't think we need to make
Speaker 6: it let it go that far. I think those of
Speaker 6: us that really care, we have to be booken. We
Speaker 6: cannot stop because some other people are going to buy
Speaker 6: into it, and we cannot let them just ruin it
Speaker 6: for everybody, well.
Speaker 1: Said, yeah, yeah, man. As for for you know, for
Speaker 1: the people that mystical Pharaoh's talking about there that like
Speaker 1: don't know what it's for. How are they Why is
Speaker 1: it so important? How are they selling it to us?
Speaker 1: Why is it gonna, you know, make my career obsolete?
Speaker 1: What are the pitfalls of it? There's so many questions
Speaker 1: to the New Bee, and they're all valid questions, and
Speaker 1: you're pretty much war gaming on most of them, even
Speaker 1: if you read all the documents and get caught up
Speaker 1: to where we're at right now, which none of us
Speaker 1: have even been able to accomplish. By the way, it's
Speaker 1: a lot the ultimate answer, I think, or at least
Speaker 1: one facet of it that might make all the other
Speaker 1: questions somewhat superfluous? What is it for? Burn and Beard
Speaker 1: in our discord chat, says AI is the most powerful
Speaker 1: surveillance tool ever created. It is the digital panopticon, the
Speaker 1: world brain that HG Wells and all of a resnor
Speaker 1: fantasized about, Yeah, it's gonna be flashy. It's already flashy.
Speaker 1: You can use it to do all kind of flashy stuff.
Speaker 1: You can ride the wave. I'm not trying to tell
Speaker 1: you there's no point and there's no use. It's a coming.
Speaker 1: It's a coming, and how we take it, you know,
Speaker 1: whether we want it or not, it's coming, and how
Speaker 1: we take it and how we react to It's what
Speaker 1: was that word deployment that they used in the Trump document.
Speaker 1: There is what's critical, and that's what mystical Pharaoh's talking about.
Speaker 1: But of all the things it is that may be
Speaker 1: beautiful and novel and powerful and open new doors, there
Speaker 1: is the issue of the digital panopticon. That's why we
Speaker 1: always say here that there is no United States of
Speaker 1: America that has a functional constitution or Bill of rights
Speaker 1: in a great reset under a digital panopticon. Just not there.
Speaker 1: It's not there in the way it was designed and
Speaker 1: in the way we all understand it culturally, legally, in
Speaker 1: every way you can think of. And basically what I
Speaker 1: saw there is they have no plan for They're going
Speaker 1: to let the Department of Labor be the scapegoat for sorry,
Speaker 1: we don't need doctors anymore, you know, or or sorry
Speaker 1: we don't need line workers anymore. Tesla can do a
Speaker 1: line worker robot. You just you know, you worked your
Speaker 1: way up to the top of that ladder and instead
Speaker 1: of you know, having the rest of your career there,
Speaker 1: those are over and those of you that are halfway
Speaker 1: up the ladder, all that work. Sorry, can't afford the
Speaker 1: insurance on you folks anymore. The robots are way easier
Speaker 1: to ensure. They don't call it sick. No plan except
Speaker 1: trust the Department of Labor. That's what I gathered from
Speaker 1: that ruckus. It didn't sound to me like they were
Speaker 1: going to do anything about it.
Speaker 2: Well, when when Mystical Para was talking there, I thought,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, did we just slipped back five years ago.
Speaker 2: It's like this is the same thing all over again,
Speaker 2: except and then you know, we are literally warp speeding
Speaker 2: the AI. This is the new technological solution product that's
Speaker 2: going to lead to our demands. It comes with some
Speaker 2: adverse effects, people, but this one does not have a
Speaker 2: database for uh, you know, mathematicians and philosophers and religious
Speaker 2: people are entering their observations about teachers. There's there's no information.
Speaker 2: It's all closed circuit, it's all black box technology. A
Speaker 2: lot of it could be faked. There's always that, But yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't trust any of it. And and it's like again,
Speaker 2: it's a solution air quotes here to a created problem,
Speaker 2: you know, And so is the brain ship. The brain
Speaker 2: ship is going to solve the problem that they are
Speaker 2: currently accelerating. The universal Basic income is going to solve
Speaker 2: the problem that there's they're currently accelerating all of the things,
Speaker 2: the digital ID. Yeah, all of these things that we
Speaker 2: used to be like hard to you know, in the
Speaker 2: paint against I don't know. It's very very strange. It's
Speaker 2: exactly what we were concerned about and worried about ever
Speaker 2: since Trump was in and cozy with the techno bros,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. So here we are, here,
Speaker 2: we are the red take long red.
Speaker 1: Carpet is just being rolled out for the technocrats. This
Speaker 1: is the last bullet on here. Thank good. This is
Speaker 1: depressing the plan in. This is more AI in government.
Speaker 1: I forgot to give you the title. Are we all
Speaker 1: asking for that? Are you out there watching this or
Speaker 1: listening to this? Are you missing some AI in your government,
Speaker 1: Can we offer you some AI and government? The government
Speaker 1: is so great and they do things for our benefit.
Speaker 1: Right here we go. More use of AI by the
Speaker 1: federal government. A Talent exchange program would allow employees with
Speaker 1: experience or talent in AI to be detailed into other
Speaker 1: agencies in need. The General Services Administration. The GSA would
Speaker 1: create a toolbox of AI models that would help agencies
Speaker 1: see models to choose from and in use cases in
Speaker 1: other parts of the government. Every government agency would also
Speaker 1: be required to ensure employees who could use AI in
Speaker 1: their jobs have access to and train for AI tools.
Speaker 1: Many recommendations focused specifically on the Department of Defense, including
Speaker 1: creating a virtual proving ground for AI and autonomous systems.
Speaker 1: AI companies have already been signing contracts with the DoD
Speaker 1: to develop AI tools for the military. You don't even
Speaker 1: really need to read that entire paragraph. More AI in
Speaker 1: government is really all you need to know.
Speaker 4: So AI is dangerous as full.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and remember we covered a few weeks back, maybe
Speaker 1: in that same episode where we're playing those theal clips,
Speaker 1: the US Army has put CTOs and policy people and
Speaker 1: engineers from Pallanteer and several other AI related companies in
Speaker 1: as military officers. Right, some nerd from Silicon Sea, level
Speaker 1: nerd from Silicon Valley. All of a sudden, you know what,
Speaker 1: we need your stuff in the military. Uncle scam comes up.
Speaker 1: We want you. But no, do they go to boot camp?
Speaker 1: I kind of doubt it. Do they have to earn
Speaker 1: their rank? Obviously not. I'm guessing there's some pissed off
Speaker 1: soldiers out there about that, actual soldiers. Why, because they're
Speaker 1: using these tools in warfare amazing? Okay, And you know again,
Speaker 1: like mystical Pharaoh mentioned, one of the ways they sell
Speaker 1: this to us as Americans is to scare us with
Speaker 1: the specter of China. Right, Oh, we can't let China
Speaker 1: get ahead of us? Well, are you kidding me? Like questions,
Speaker 1: there are questions about this China. We can't let China
Speaker 1: get ahead of us thing? Are we looking to China
Speaker 1: as an example of how to treat sow government should
Speaker 1: treat citizens. First of all, it's almost rhetorical because we
Speaker 1: had members of the government telling us that yes, we
Speaker 1: are for a long time now, especially when it came
Speaker 1: to what happened in twenty twenty and twenty twenty one. Right, Oh,
Speaker 1: they're doing so great, we got to model that. Okay,
Speaker 1: really like, does something someone riddled me? This? Does something
Speaker 1: bad happen here in the United States? Can someone give
Speaker 1: me the vignette the scenario where if China puts their
Speaker 1: entire society on lockdown and mandates experimental you know, jibby jabs,
Speaker 1: and America didn't do it. What would happen if China decided, Hey,
Speaker 1: we're gonna do unethical things with biotechnology, nanotechnology and you know,
Speaker 1: research on you know, hazardous materials. If we didn't do it,
Speaker 1: would there be a negative ramification here? If China wants
Speaker 1: to replace their workforce with with robots and unleash ai
Speaker 1: all over the country, what is the danger to us
Speaker 1: not doing that and racing with them to get there first?
Speaker 1: What is the danger to us as American citizens to
Speaker 1: just sit back and watch another country do this sort
Speaker 1: of deployment and see what happens? At least? How is
Speaker 1: that a sale? Mystical Pharaoh? Tell me? How is scaring
Speaker 1: me about China? A place that you know, aside from
Speaker 1: TikTok and my Amazon prices for timu garbage? Uh? I
Speaker 1: don't understand this, dude, I don't get it. How is
Speaker 1: that a selling point for people? Why are people cheering
Speaker 1: for technocracy to fight China because we have to be
Speaker 1: better than them at robotics, nanotechnology, artificial intelligence, uh and
Speaker 1: and and all this stuff.
Speaker 4: It shouldn't it shouldn't. But again, it's it's a it's
Speaker 4: a tactic that.
Speaker 6: The government have always used, like to import Nazi scientists,
Speaker 6: right to do the most probable horrific experiments, right and
Speaker 6: in the name of like advancing and and and basically.
Speaker 4: Going after Russia.
Speaker 6: Right, So it's the same here is being done under
Speaker 6: that name of AI and I'm going over China. But
Speaker 6: as you say, are we using China now as our
Speaker 6: role model? We know what China society is, right, It's
Speaker 6: it's a it's a it's a total control, lockdown society.
Speaker 6: And that's where we That's that's a model they are
Speaker 6: trying to sell us, right, because that's that's that's what
Speaker 6: that's the weird dream of those techno bros, right, that
Speaker 6: that everything app this is China inspired.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: So I really don't know how people are buying that matter,
Speaker 6: because that narrative on its own to just make everybody
Speaker 6: furious is like we are the United States of America.
Speaker 6: We were founded on principle completely opposite to everything China
Speaker 6: is advocating for and China is for right now, right,
Speaker 6: So why are we pushing ourself toward the China model
Speaker 6: and competing with that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 6: But it's sadly not everybody is able, I guess to
Speaker 6: realize this, and it's going to be too late when
Speaker 6: they realize it.
Speaker 4: But but now that's why you have to keep talking
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 6: And and I don't know, maybe maybe everybody should go
Speaker 6: live in China for two weeks and see how they
Speaker 6: feel about the Chinese society, right and living under surveillance
Speaker 6: twenty four seven, Yeah, and then they come back here
Speaker 6: and tell us how they feel.
Speaker 1: You ever watch any of those YouTube vloggers. They're like
Speaker 1: Westerners that go stay in China or going to school
Speaker 1: in China, and they upload videos about life in China.
Speaker 6: Oh, I had friends that went to China and the
Speaker 6: hopes they had to go through just even to have
Speaker 6: a cell phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like they they know, like you can tell, like
Speaker 1: some of them even talk about it, like you know,
Speaker 1: things they can and can't film and say they're you know,
Speaker 1: like even people from other countries. It's just like uploading
Speaker 1: on YouTube, like, well, you know, you may have to
Speaker 1: clear that with the government.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So the even the difference I was actually with someone
Speaker 6: about this, even the race with China right now, it
Speaker 6: is between us and them.
Speaker 4: It is so weighted.
Speaker 6: To tour them because we as a country right now,
Speaker 6: with our demographics and how they destroyed the fabrics of
Speaker 6: this nation, we have no frequent coherence whatsoever.
Speaker 4: China acts as one block over there.
Speaker 6: Right because of the coherence, the social coherence, the government
Speaker 6: you know, mandates, and and then the iron phys they
Speaker 6: put over there. So even if they are trying to
Speaker 6: sell here some kind of model for us to compete
Speaker 6: with them, I don't think we're going to be able
Speaker 6: to compete with them, because we are dying from within
Speaker 6: because of what they did to us.
Speaker 1: Right, they build all the chips too, right, we can't
Speaker 1: even have any of these these these fucking toys without
Speaker 1: their gear, Am I wrong?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're absolutely right, right, because we hold out our education, right,
Speaker 6: we holdd out our education at the same time them
Speaker 6: taking up their education right, and and writing.
Speaker 4: What we gave to the world, right.
Speaker 6: And and and them picking up and now we're like
Speaker 6: training and and and and and we and instead of
Speaker 6: focusing on back going to back to our principles and
Speaker 6: what worked for us and what actually put us first
Speaker 6: and ahead of everybody. Right now, we're going into completely
Speaker 6: wrong direction right that we're not going to be able
Speaker 6: to compete with because because we are so incoherent as
Speaker 6: a nation right now, right and and and let's let's
Speaker 6: just I hate to say that, let's missure the collective
Speaker 6: IQ of people in US versus China, and and and
Speaker 6: let's measure it this way.
Speaker 4: You know, it's sad. It' is sad. I don't want
Speaker 4: to get there, but it is.
Speaker 6: Right, especially with forteen twenty million illegals and and and
Speaker 6: and low age slaves that taking our resources in this right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: that nation state is going to deport and they did not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and just apathetic bags of redundant protoplasm that just
Speaker 1: DG a f about anything here in America. So much
Speaker 1: of that just like base level uh stuff going on.
Speaker 1: Let me if you guys don't mind, I'm gonna sync
Speaker 1: our chats up here for a second. There's some comments
Speaker 1: I want to read from from a couple of different
Speaker 1: chats here. For maybe are audio listeners that aren't seeing
Speaker 1: some of the comments, but thanks Brendan Beard for the
Speaker 1: panopticon comment. Couldn't agree more. Brian s says in the discord,
Speaker 1: says Ai and Pallunteer are evil twins. Chres comes in
Speaker 1: with another interesting one here. There are reddit groups of
Speaker 1: people who chat with AI and acknowledge it alters their thinking.
Speaker 1: They want it to alter their thinking. The AI god
Speaker 1: will be a real thing. Damn they got high. They
Speaker 1: got him. War on the body first. The body is weak,
Speaker 1: the mind will be weak, the spirit will be weak.
Speaker 1: There will be no light in the eyes. There will
Speaker 1: be obliterated, obliterated. And then Jake comes in with the
Speaker 1: scariest aspect of the outcome of what mystical pharaoh is
Speaker 1: talking about is no one cares what is happening. In general,
Speaker 1: apathy is the norm. Chreas came through. Jake says, we
Speaker 1: need to wake them the fuck up. Always a dream
Speaker 1: of ours, man, always a dream of ours. But waking
Speaker 1: people up is a pretty fucking lofty goal in this environment.
Speaker 1: Burnan Beard again. The other crazy aspect of this is
Speaker 1: almost all of these tech bros and accelerationists are also
Speaker 1: all big time into some real ugly occult shit. M
Speaker 1: Brian again, UBI is outright communism, yep, echoing what I'm
Speaker 1: saying here. You can't have this great reset and still
Speaker 1: have America. It just doesn't work, do you. Let's see
Speaker 1: a lot of them came right out of the sixties counterculture,
Speaker 1: think processed church, Discordianism, and scientology. Yeah. I actually saw
Speaker 1: something last week about Pam Blondie connected to scientology. Is
Speaker 1: she a scientologist? Can someone fill me in on that?
Speaker 2: That would be fascinating. I will look into that.
Speaker 1: I saw that. I saw nowhere. I saw it, actually,
Speaker 1: I saw it. I think on her Wikipedia entry. Perhaps
Speaker 1: maybe we'll find out. Chris mentions Michael Aquino, Yes, search
Speaker 1: that person or ask your favorite AI about that person,
Speaker 1: to bring up all the videos and articles about that person.
Speaker 2: She accepted campaign contributions from scientologists. She has ties that way,
Speaker 2: but I don't think she really is.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, I'm sorry from a bright red alert
Speaker 1: to yellow alert on that one. Let's see here. Wow,
Speaker 1: we got a lot of great comments, thanks everybody. Yeah,
Speaker 1: hate Ashbury mk Ultra at Central absolutely okay. And then
Speaker 1: over on the streaming video side, Denver, I put this
Speaker 1: one up, but let me go through his line of
Speaker 1: thought here real quick. It's going to be used to
Speaker 1: incarcerate people for reasons they can justify with data somehow,
Speaker 1: like you drink too much so you need to go
Speaker 1: to re education camp. All right, there's there you go.
Speaker 1: There's we're getting our own little dystopian vignettes here from
Speaker 1: the Extended Social Rejects Club. Thanks for being here with
Speaker 1: us night on boiler room, you guys. Denver goes on
Speaker 1: to say, you know how uss are would intern people
Speaker 1: for made up psychological issues, for dissidents. That's exactly what
Speaker 1: we have to look forward to. And here we go
Speaker 1: a DSS. Carrying on from Denver here, an AI based
Speaker 1: decision support system has been developed efficiently detecting and diagnosing
Speaker 1: various mental disorders HM. Early Detection AI has the potential
Speaker 1: to aid in the early detection of individuals who may
Speaker 1: be at risk for developing mental health concerns. What could
Speaker 1: go wrong? What could go wrong? See the writing on
Speaker 1: the wall? Yeah, good questions. That is a scenario that
Speaker 1: is not just out of science fiction. If you remember
Speaker 1: what it was like in late twenty twenty and all
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty one and half of twenty twenty two,
Speaker 1: you were labeled by the mass media, by psychologists, buy
Speaker 1: people at work, by people in your family, mentally deficient
Speaker 1: if you didn't want to go along with the narratives
Speaker 1: that were being pushed in your direction in that time span, overnight,
Speaker 1: almost right, in a matter of just a few months,
Speaker 1: you went from being confused to hesitant, to educated to saying,
Speaker 1: hell no, I'm not playing along with this. And at
Speaker 1: that point, anyone you told that, your employer, your spouse,
Speaker 1: in some cases, your kids would tell you your mentally deficient.
Speaker 1: CNN would tell you that, Fox would tell you that,
Speaker 1: the whole cartel would tell you that. So that's how
Speaker 1: easy it is to become labeled mentally deficient. How does
Speaker 1: that fit in with the first amendments? Someone please fill
Speaker 1: me in? Okay, all right, Uh, actually there's a lot
Speaker 1: of comments. I'm not gonna be able to read through them.
Speaker 1: All I had? Yeah exactly, Uh, okay, yeah, great comments, everybody?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Uh what else do we got you? Guys?
Speaker 1: I don't know what else to say about this aspect.
Speaker 1: We've been on two hours. I do want to wrap
Speaker 1: up somewhat soon. Do you guys have any any other
Speaker 1: big banger stories you want to go over? No, no, no,
Speaker 1: all right, well what about you, Pharaoh? You got any
Speaker 1: any any bees in your bonnet? Any saved rounds? Final
Speaker 1: thoughts for tonight's boiler Room.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to think, uh no, not nothing, really, I think.
Speaker 1: We can live with for the next week, all right, man.
Speaker 6: I think that topic of that show is really important.
Speaker 6: I don't want to cloud where we are and what
Speaker 6: we've been talking about, because it's really like, this is
Speaker 6: this is this is this is this is the most
Speaker 6: important topic I think, but that we have everybody have
Speaker 6: to focus on. And I know we mentioned GBI, and
Speaker 6: it's interesting because I was tweeting on x other day
Speaker 6: actually today because I'm seeing a bunch of like big
Speaker 6: names bringing back up UBI, you know, andreyang As as
Speaker 6: one of the biggest, you.
Speaker 4: Know, people that's always advocated for that.
Speaker 6: And Joe Rogan voted back right, So we see a
Speaker 6: lot of people are talking about TBI right now because
Speaker 6: that's again, this is their push or their idea of
Speaker 6: how they can offset some of the impact of what's
Speaker 6: going to happen for AutoNation and so on. But what
Speaker 6: everybody fail to address with that idea is what is
Speaker 6: your purpose when you're sitting home and just taking a
Speaker 6: ubi as a human being? Right, Because what makes function
Speaker 6: and what does actually make us healthy human beings is
Speaker 6: having a purpose. And that purpose can be as simple
Speaker 6: as waking up in the morning and going to a
Speaker 6: job that you don't make much.
Speaker 8: Out of, right, but but it's still a job, right,
Speaker 8: And it's it's a purpose for you and life.
Speaker 4: But that what they have planned for.
Speaker 8: Everybody to be hooked through their enslavement tools is going
Speaker 8: to kill any purpose for that people, because there they
Speaker 8: want you to be.
Speaker 6: Completely weak, they want you to be miserable, they want
Speaker 6: you to be easily controlled, they want your spirit to
Speaker 6: be crushed. And then easiest way to crush your spirit
Speaker 6: is by taking away your purpose. And and and that's
Speaker 6: what I think we should be focusing on and and
Speaker 6: and I'll just leave it at that, and you know,
Speaker 6: thank you for having me and I'll talk to you
Speaker 6: guys next week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, definitely, thanks for being here. And you know
Speaker 1: you're right, We're we're being pushed into a paradigm shift here.
Speaker 1: We've been pushed into a lot of paradigm shifts over
Speaker 1: the years. If you really think back about the big
Speaker 1: blips in the what Terrence McKenna would call the novelty wave. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and this this is an inflection point. And one thing
Speaker 1: about paradigm shifts, forced paradigm shifts is those that make
Speaker 1: it happen, there's always little side effects that they did
Speaker 1: not expect. And that's what we have been in Internet
Speaker 1: two point zero, and that's what we will be in
Speaker 1: Internet three point Oh, Ai Land, keep doing the thing.
Speaker 1: We don't know what that looks like on the other
Speaker 1: side of the new paradigm, but we're gonna be here
Speaker 1: doing it right ruckus. Happy birthday, buddy, Thanks for being
Speaker 1: here with us tonight. Save grounds. Final thoughts on your side.
Speaker 2: Can we stop the impending AI doomsday thing? Please? Everybody?
Speaker 2: That'd be great. Be a nice birthday present for me.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Just kidding, obviously, this is a I mean,
Speaker 2: what can we say about it? I mean, all been
Speaker 2: talking about this since before I joined you on the
Speaker 2: boiler room. We've all been talking about I mean, everybody's
Speaker 2: been talking about this. And then a lot of people
Speaker 2: who used to talk about this shut up and stopped
Speaker 2: talking about this, and lo and behold it it's like
Speaker 2: the camel got its nose in the tent and just
Speaker 2: helped itself and now it's doing like a lap dance
Speaker 2: on for Elon Musk. It's crazy. So it's like, I
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on here, but yeah, we we
Speaker 2: certainly did not let the ball drop. But it seems
Speaker 2: as though somehow, some way, collectively we as humanity sure
Speaker 2: have I hope it wrong, but I don't think I am.
Speaker 2: It really feels like we're standing on the precipice of this,
Speaker 2: all of this stuff, the technocracy is, it's here, It's
Speaker 2: coming soon. I imagine this time, by this time next year,
Speaker 2: when the country is celebrating it's two hundred and fiftieth birthday,
Speaker 2: and hopefully twenty days approximately after that, I'll be celebrating
Speaker 2: my fiftieth. That yeah, the world, the country will probably
Speaker 2: already start to look vastly different. And that's just three
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty five days from now. Imagine what it's
Speaker 2: going to look like. You tack on another four years
Speaker 2: on top of that, and here we are twenty thirty
Speaker 2: one more year after that, and everybody's got their brain ships.
Speaker 2: I bet you had happened sooner than that how long
Speaker 2: before aliens? Hashure is it coming? I think it's coming.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess I'll have to deal with all of these
Speaker 2: things one at a time. But just don't give me
Speaker 2: the aliens. That's where I draw the line. So no
Speaker 2: aliens please. We'll deal with the robots. At least we
Speaker 2: can try to squirt them with super soakers or hit
Speaker 2: them with an EMP gun, which I think you can
Speaker 2: still look up videos for that, just saying before it's
Speaker 2: too late. Yeah, anyways, thanks for having me, he sher.
Speaker 2: I wish I had a cool quote for everybody. I don't,
Speaker 2: so I'll just end with my normal and thank you
Speaker 2: again everybody for the birthday wishes. May God bless each
Speaker 2: and every one of you and make God save this republic.
Speaker 1: Ruckus out, all right, Thanks Rucus, thanks for being here.
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