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Speaker 3: Hello and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 3: of Conspiracy. And my name's Jonathan, I'm Jacob, and today
Speaker 3: we are getting into Hurricane Helene.
Speaker 2: We are indeed, we are indeed now. Yes, it is.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a horrible travesty. Okay, it is a tragedy.
Speaker 1: There's tons of people that are that are cut off
Speaker 1: from supplies. There's no real infrastructure to handle this type
Speaker 1: of situation in that area. So a lot of people,
Speaker 1: a lot of good innocent people are screwed right now.
Speaker 1: And these people do need our help and our support.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong, however, dot dot dot we as
Speaker 1: conspiracy theories theorists must look at this.
Speaker 2: Thing full picture, okay.
Speaker 1: And when you look at this storm in particular and
Speaker 1: how it hit where it hit, and potentially why it
Speaker 1: was directed to hit this certain area, a very very
Speaker 1: ugly picture starts to take sheep, Jonathan, have you heard
Speaker 1: anything about potential land rights and mining rights in this
Speaker 1: area before we even dive any deeper, have you possibly
Speaker 1: heard a thing or two.
Speaker 3: I have heard a possible thing or two about said
Speaker 3: mining place that it just so happens to be the
Speaker 3: number one mining mine, I guess in the entire country
Speaker 3: for lithium I believe indeed.
Speaker 1: And it's not just like any old lithium. This is
Speaker 1: some of the highest grade lithium on Earth. And it's
Speaker 1: very interesting that this hurricane would hit and flood this
Speaker 1: area that is already the government has tried to buy
Speaker 1: this land out from under the people when they are
Speaker 1: refusing to sell, and then out of nowhere, that land
Speaker 1: is devastated and now imminent domain. The government can come
Speaker 1: in and pay these people five or pay these people
Speaker 1: whatever their house or land was worth five years ago,
Speaker 1: and they're forced to take it.
Speaker 2: And why could that be?
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Speaker 2: Talking about here, especially when we're talking.
Speaker 1: This is gonna have a lot of videos, is gonna
Speaker 1: have a lot of things that we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: be able to show, not just talk about.
Speaker 2: So it's a really good idea. I'm just throwing it out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, we've been we've been trying to stay
Speaker 3: on top of you know, I mean, honestly, we really
Speaker 3: try and go back to a lot of the older
Speaker 3: stuff from time to time. But like we say, almost
Speaker 3: every single episode, there is new stuff happening just about
Speaker 3: every damn day. Between this flood or hurricane that's happening
Speaker 3: that's caused a flood, and the mineral rights and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, and then you know, there's so much shit
Speaker 3: going on that I haven't even looked into the vice
Speaker 3: president debate last night. I know that I see like
Speaker 3: a lot of people talking about it, and supposedly Tim
Speaker 3: Waltz looked like an idiot, which I kind of expected
Speaker 3: even going into it, right.
Speaker 1: I don't mean to be that guy, but like even
Speaker 1: as we were talking about on the live, somebody had
Speaker 1: brought like, hey, we're gonna watch this. It's like, I mean,
Speaker 1: we can if you want to, but I don't really
Speaker 1: see a benefit of it.
Speaker 2: It's this is gonna be more of a dog walking situation,
Speaker 2: which from what I heard it was, you know.
Speaker 1: But anyway, Yeah, we try to stay as relevant to
Speaker 1: what's going on in the political sphere, especially right now
Speaker 1: being the election season. But I gotta tell you, stuff
Speaker 1: like this happens, and this at face value seems like
Speaker 1: a natural disaster, Okay, an act of God, as some
Speaker 1: people would say, like there's no rhyme or reason, there's
Speaker 1: no directing these types of things, like trying to control
Speaker 1: a tornado. Okay, it's trying to stop an earthquake, trying
Speaker 1: to put a cork in a volcano.
Speaker 2: Hurricanes are just one of those things.
Speaker 1: They come and they go and they wreak havoc and devastation,
Speaker 1: and then they go back and then we just kind
Speaker 1: of rebuild from the ashes or from the rubble, and
Speaker 1: we keep pushing on.
Speaker 3: Right so until you look into certain machines out there
Speaker 3: that have the ability to well not even just machines,
Speaker 3: but airplanes as well, that are doing a lot of
Speaker 3: this cloud seeding and whatnot. And you know, if you
Speaker 3: have how a hurricane works. And we're kind of saying
Speaker 3: this from our own experience with hurricanes that you know
Speaker 3: there we hear a lot about them being in the South,
Speaker 3: specially Louisiana and Texas hurricanes that's an every summer occurrence
Speaker 3: almost And so basically you'll have the hot water from
Speaker 3: the Gulf mixing in with the cool water from the air.
Speaker 3: But if the air is the way I look at
Speaker 3: it is, is if you're trying to actually cause a hurricane,
Speaker 3: you would cloud seed cool air above the hot water
Speaker 3: of the ocean, right like that to me seems like
Speaker 3: if I was going to try and control a hurricane
Speaker 3: That's exactly what I would do, because when those two
Speaker 3: forces combine, you get a big mother load hurricane.
Speaker 2: Oh hold on, have you ever heard of a risky
Speaker 2: but confirmed true government operation called Project Cirrus.
Speaker 4: I don't believe so.
Speaker 1: It in the sixties and into allegedly allegedly, it only
Speaker 1: ran from the sixties to the eighties where they were
Speaker 1: allegedly successfully directing hurricanes. By okay, let me puty like this, Jonathan,
Speaker 1: to your point, to your point, the clouds are not
Speaker 1: where you would go direct a hurricane. It feeds from
Speaker 1: warm water from down below. So if you wanted to
Speaker 1: direct it, you would want to make the water warmer
Speaker 1: in certain areas or colder in others.
Speaker 2: We will talk about it.
Speaker 1: I got a whole thing pulled up on Projects Serious
Speaker 1: because I have an article that says that hurricanes can't
Speaker 1: be controlled. It's been fact checked and disproven. Although the
Speaker 1: government did run a program successfully from this year to
Speaker 1: this year, it's not real. And I'm like, hold on,
Speaker 1: wait a minute. So, yeah, we are going to get
Speaker 1: to that, don't you worry. But as of now, let's
Speaker 1: just take it all off the top here. Why would
Speaker 1: this hurricane be on a conspiratorial channel. I got a
Speaker 1: gentleman right here who's got a little vigia about it,
Speaker 1: and I think he does a great job of bringing
Speaker 1: up all the keynotes. But we are going to break
Speaker 1: things down after he's done, and kind of work in
Speaker 1: and about the things that he talks about, because I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie. I hadn't heard of a couple of
Speaker 1: these things, but once you looked it up, you couldn't.
Speaker 2: You can't deny it.
Speaker 4: All. Right here we go.
Speaker 5: Weather manipulation, weather modification is not a conspiracy theory. They
Speaker 5: have told us time and time again. By they I
Speaker 5: am talking about the powers that be, but scientists, researchers
Speaker 5: and so forth have told us time and time again
Speaker 5: they can manipulate the weather. They can create very powerful storms, monsters.
Speaker 5: The government has been manipulating the weather ever since the
Speaker 5: nineteen thirties, if not before then, under such projects like
Speaker 5: Operation storm Fury and Operation Cerrus. So it's definitely no secret.
Speaker 5: And I'm sorry if I sound a little hoarse or chalky,
Speaker 5: is because I'm actually getting sick and my throat hurt's very,
Speaker 5: very bad at the moment. But going back to weather manipulation,
Speaker 5: we actually have something rather interesting when it comes to
Speaker 5: North Carolina, Hurricane Helene and a particular agreement. Now, for
Speaker 5: those not aware, lithium batteries have been really making their
Speaker 5: rounds in the news lately here in the United States
Speaker 5: where I'm from, certain items with lithium inside having catching
Speaker 5: on fire. Then I believe there was a port that
Speaker 5: had case of lithium which also call on fire. So,
Speaker 5: like I said, we have been really hearing a lot
Speaker 5: about lithium lately. You see, North Carolina has a lot
Speaker 5: of lithium deposits. Do you see where I'm going at here?
Speaker 5: There is a corporation that really wants these lithium deposits.
Speaker 5: That corporation is called alb Merril Corporation. Now, Albi Meryl
Speaker 5: is owned by both Blackrock and Vanguard. That shouldn't be
Speaker 5: very surprising because Blackrock and Vanguard have their hands in everything.
Speaker 5: But the reason why the Albi Meryl Corporation said they
Speaker 5: won these lithium deposits was to create lithium batteries for
Speaker 5: evs electronic vehicles. And you have to remember electronic vehicles
Speaker 5: are very important to the powers that be, the world
Speaker 5: economic form of the United Nations and so forth when
Speaker 5: it comes to the twenty thirty agenda. Matter of fact,
Speaker 5: last month in September, the World Economic Form and the
Speaker 5: United Nations met to speed up the twenty thirty agenda.
Speaker 5: So these lithium deposits in North Carolina again are very
Speaker 5: very important to the powers that be and their agenda.
Speaker 6: Liked for Sebet when we meet first the twentieth Comal
Speaker 6: Notes summit, who.
Speaker 3: Will use the act like.
Speaker 6: Your besn't know that anymore to call some private.
Speaker 7: But automatically guided half, says triming Half. We'll come to
Speaker 7: your hotel or wherever you are, and they bring you
Speaker 7: to the airport.
Speaker 6: No, Los Angeles, with one of the cities with the
Speaker 6: heaviest traffic, who told me in two thousand and thirty
Speaker 6: Los Angeles will be private even see, this will allow
Speaker 6: to transform highways real quick.
Speaker 1: For anybody who can't tell from the accent, that would
Speaker 1: be the leader of Davos Okay, that that's your boy, okay,
Speaker 1: Klaus swabbing them indeed, indeed, and this is a speech
Speaker 1: he's given obviously in Qatar, because that's the only place
Speaker 1: where this type of speech could actually go hard and
Speaker 1: nobody will question him all these dudes in the UAE
Speaker 1: are like, yeah, twenty thirty California will have no privately
Speaker 1: owned cars. Yes, absolutely, anybody in America's hearing that, Like, bro,
Speaker 1: the fuck yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean this guy, this is the direction in which
Speaker 3: the globalists are trying to take the world to. You'll
Speaker 3: own nothing and be happy, right and if you if
Speaker 3: you don't own a car, that means hey, dude, look,
Speaker 3: you just you get on your app, you say hey,
Speaker 3: it'll be like uber stocking and you just you just
Speaker 3: fucking hit the You hit the app and say come
Speaker 3: pick me up self driving car.
Speaker 4: And by the way, those are uh.
Speaker 3: Well obviously they're not controlled by you. And it makes
Speaker 3: you wonder, are we gonna have some kind of Paul
Speaker 3: uh what's stalker dog kind of Paul Walker situation where
Speaker 3: crashes just weirdly happened whenever people start looking into things.
Speaker 4: It just makes you question it.
Speaker 1: And can we also just point out why was it
Speaker 1: so hard for him to say uber that's like a
Speaker 1: fucking German word. You would think he'd be able to
Speaker 1: say that one very well, but somehow he like stumbled
Speaker 1: on that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm just all right, all right, let's
Speaker 2: keep going into.
Speaker 7: And as of Happily Field.
Speaker 5: Two years ago, back in twenty twenty two, the Albe
Speaker 5: Meryl Corporation wanted to restart mining for lithium at a
Speaker 5: site along Interstate eighty five in Kings Mountain, North Carolina
Speaker 5: that was shut down back in the nineteen eighties. But
Speaker 5: you see there's a problem. That problem happens to be
Speaker 5: and reading this article back on March twenty nine, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty two, residents worry about keeping homes if lithium mining
Speaker 5: restarts in Kings Mountain. That is right the same exact
Speaker 5: place that the Albi Merril Corporation wants to start mining. Well,
Speaker 5: there's home stores and businesses near these deposits. Some of
Speaker 5: them are actually on top of these lithium deposits. Take
Speaker 5: for example, a technical center along Raven Circle, which is
Speaker 5: still on the eight hundred acre plot of land that
Speaker 5: the Albey Merrow Corporation wants to dig under. Then there's
Speaker 5: this woman, Deborah Dixon, who told the News she had
Speaker 5: been told her family's home along Park Race Road is
Speaker 5: just outside of the proposed mining site, but not quite
Speaker 5: far enough away to be spared from its impact. So
Speaker 5: you don't even have to live inside the mining zone,
Speaker 5: but you could be outside the mining zone and still
Speaker 5: face an impact. These residents were also worried of a
Speaker 5: potential built and they would be offered much less than
Speaker 5: what their homes were worth. Back in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 5: home sold in Cleveland County around one hundred and ninety
Speaker 5: six thousand dollars, and that price was increasing. These community members,
Speaker 5: these residents, they gathered in protest, they had meetings. They
Speaker 5: said they definitely did not want to move. Buying a
Speaker 5: home is very difficult. There were even people who live
Speaker 5: farther out who also had questions about the impact of
Speaker 5: air and water quality. And when these questions were raised
Speaker 5: the alb Meryll Corporation, well they had no response.
Speaker 2: Shocker.
Speaker 1: I know, when you're talking about strip mining these people's homes.
Speaker 1: Some of these people have had their homes paid off
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen years and maybe they'll sell a portion
Speaker 1: of their land. But like, tell me about the environmental impact, Allison,
Speaker 1: how's this really going to affect our air and water quality?
Speaker 2: Crickets.
Speaker 3: You know, I was doing a little research as far
Speaker 3: as this mining company goes, and I was checking out
Speaker 3: on TikTok and Instagram, and my favorite actually, my favorite
Speaker 3: place to look for, you know, just kind of details
Speaker 3: would be in the comments of certain videos because you
Speaker 3: would have like a lot of locals commenting on certain
Speaker 3: videos and whatnot. And so that's initially where my mind went,
Speaker 3: all right, well, I mean, if there's gonna be people
Speaker 3: commenting that, maybe they're from this town. And so I
Speaker 3: was looking and there was so many people that were
Speaker 3: talking about the conspiracy with the with the whole mining
Speaker 3: corporation and whatnot, and there was a lot of people
Speaker 3: that were saying, why are you guys talking about this
Speaker 3: mining place, Like, we don't the storm I guess didn't
Speaker 3: hit as hard over there as it did in the
Speaker 3: surrounding areas, and they're like, you guys are just creating
Speaker 3: something out of thin air. And then I started looking
Speaker 3: into it, and I was like, wait a second, it
Speaker 3: sure and maybe it didn't hit that exact area, but
Speaker 3: why are people like sticking up for this mining place.
Speaker 3: So I started doing a little bit of research and
Speaker 3: I found that everybody that was saying don't look into
Speaker 3: the mining corporation or into the mining zone had to tell.
Speaker 2: Me where their money was coming from. Jonathan.
Speaker 3: They had zero followers, is what I'm saying. I think
Speaker 3: that these are bots that are out there creating misinformation.
Speaker 3: So it makes it seem like it's locals that are
Speaker 3: saying this, but it's really just bots that are out
Speaker 3: there doing what bots do.
Speaker 1: Absolutely absolutely, Look, we're gonna talk more about which areas
Speaker 1: really did get hit harder and why in a little bit.
Speaker 2: I got a guy who's gonna explain it. It's like
Speaker 2: a ten minute video.
Speaker 1: We're only going to play it the first three minutes
Speaker 1: because that's pretty much the important part. But for anybody
Speaker 1: who doesn't fully understand hurricane mechanics right and how and
Speaker 1: why certain sides are worse than others, and why this
Speaker 1: is hitting it in this way, it's going to do
Speaker 1: a great job.
Speaker 2: But hold on, let's finish this one.
Speaker 5: The first these residents were going to put up overall battle.
Speaker 5: They were not going to move well. Flash forward to
Speaker 5: February twenty twenty four, the alb MERRIW and the BMW
Speaker 5: Corporation announced a multi year agreement to supply battery grade
Speaker 5: lithium to BMW for use in their electronic vehicles. The
Speaker 5: agreement will begin in twenty twenty five and includes a
Speaker 5: joint research interest in developing safer and more energy dense
Speaker 5: lithium ion batteries, but not just BMW. The Alb Merril
Speaker 5: Corporation also had an agreement with Ford Motor Company and Caterpillar.
Speaker 4: But it doesn't end there.
Speaker 5: It does not end there the Alby Merrow and the
Speaker 5: United States Department of Defense. The United States Department of
Speaker 5: Defense awarded Albu Merrill a ninety million dollar agreement to
Speaker 5: support the expansion of domestic lithial mining and production. The
Speaker 5: agreement will help Albi Merril reopen it's King's Mountain, North
Speaker 5: Carolina lithial mine, which is expected to be operational between
Speaker 5: twenty twenty five and twenty thirty. So with the United
Speaker 5: States Department of Defense help, the Albi Merriw Corporation will
Speaker 5: be able to mine in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, where
Speaker 5: we have all these residence stores and buildings that do
Speaker 5: not want to move real quick.
Speaker 1: We're gonna let them finish, but I just want it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna put a pin in this real quick. We
Speaker 1: now have big motor companies that are throwing their weight
Speaker 1: into that mine. We have big industry as far as
Speaker 1: agriculture goes Caterpillar. Those are tractors. That's industry, that's equipment. Okay,
Speaker 1: so not just the auto industry, the equipment industry, international
Speaker 1: auto industry. I might add Bmwight in on this. And
Speaker 1: let's include that the United States Department of Defense, the
Speaker 1: military industrial complex has a vested interest in that mind
Speaker 1: being operational sometime in the next very near future, like
Speaker 1: the next year to five years, within the next presidential administration.
Speaker 2: Oh, let's put it into those kinds of contexts.
Speaker 4: You feel me, Oh yeah, dude.
Speaker 3: Well, and I saw that there was a there were
Speaker 3: some people that were talking about how the majority of
Speaker 3: the towns that were hit were called non sundown towns.
Speaker 4: You ever heard of a sundown town?
Speaker 2: I have.
Speaker 1: I hope that doesn't mean what I thought it meant.
Speaker 1: What terminology do they mean in Appalasia?
Speaker 3: So sundown, a sundown town is a primarily white community.
Speaker 2: Yep, Okay, that's what I thought, and.
Speaker 3: We unfortunately, this is exactly what happened in New Orleans.
Speaker 4: This is the same shit.
Speaker 3: These were non sundown towns that were being exposed. And
Speaker 3: you know, you might just say, oh, well, it doesn't
Speaker 3: have to be a racist thing. And look, I'm not
Speaker 3: even trying to make this a race kind of thing.
Speaker 3: It's about those who have money and those who don't.
Speaker 3: It's about certain towns, you know. I just think that, Look,
Speaker 3: if you get if you get poor people that lose
Speaker 3: their houses, those people are not going to rebuild on
Speaker 3: that land.
Speaker 2: All right, dude.
Speaker 1: There's a whole counter intelligence thing on this right now.
Speaker 1: There's a whole theory saying that this whole hurricane predominantly
Speaker 1: hit Republican areas to sway the votes in the upcoming elections,
Speaker 1: because if there's no post offices, they can't mail in
Speaker 1: their ballots, right see.
Speaker 2: And I've heard that that's the authority.
Speaker 1: Then I'm hearing that it's because they're trying to take
Speaker 1: down the racist population. When it's like even in New Orleans,
Speaker 1: bro New Orleans was not a sundown town. That's the hood,
Speaker 1: right anything, it's the polar opposite of that. But hit
Speaker 1: for another reason, right as the way to quote unquote
Speaker 1: wash out the trash. I've heard so many people say that,
Speaker 1: which is not true, and to gentrify it, to gentrify
Speaker 1: exactly that just everybody knows. I am not saying that
Speaker 1: the people living in New Orleans were are or ever
Speaker 1: have been trash. I am saying that the gentrification and
Speaker 1: the uh, the clearing out of the old, out with
Speaker 1: the old, in with the new, and they tried to
Speaker 1: rebuild this city in a new light and left it
Speaker 1: ten times worse. But that's neither here nor there. Certain
Speaker 1: things can be done strategically, you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Sure, I mean, I guess I was just kind of
Speaker 3: throwing out one perspective of it. It doesn't necessarily have
Speaker 3: to be the perspective, and it just goes to show
Speaker 3: that like, look, I mean, these people are it's it
Speaker 3: seems like they don't really care who the fuck they're
Speaker 3: taking land from anymore. Is kind of my point. That
Speaker 3: you'll get some people saying, look, it's a non sundown town,
Speaker 3: or or this is a Republican town. It's like, dude,
Speaker 3: they're coming after fucking everybody. That's really what it seems like.
Speaker 3: It's it they don't care what skin color you are,
Speaker 3: they don't care how much money you make, they don't
Speaker 3: care how nice your house is. If they want that land,
Speaker 3: they gonna get some of that land.
Speaker 1: And if your land happens to butt up to the
Speaker 1: richest and best lithium deposits.
Speaker 2: That we have on Earth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have started whole wars to wipe out an
Speaker 1: entire village to make way for an oil pipeline.
Speaker 2: Before you think they give a fuck about.
Speaker 1: Some neighborhood and in the mountains anyway, anyway, let's keep going.
Speaker 5: So what happens when residents do not want to give
Speaker 5: up their land, Well, just like Wahi, as coincidence may
Speaker 5: have it, quote unquote coincidence, mother nature kicks in and
Speaker 5: helps them move, helps them leave. Now when I say
Speaker 5: mother Nature, of course I'm being sarcastic. We know what's
Speaker 5: actually taking place here. Well, come to find out, once
Speaker 5: again quote unquote coincidence kicks in because the same exact
Speaker 5: spots that the Albi Merra Corp. Wants to mine, Well,
Speaker 5: Hurricane Helene just happened to ravage the area. This area
Speaker 5: was the most impacted by Hurricane Helene. We are talking
Speaker 5: about towns wiped off the map. This individual on TikTok,
Speaker 5: she goes by at Holy Kila, has some really interesting
Speaker 5: things to say about what's taking place with Hurricane Helene
Speaker 5: and this agreement.
Speaker 8: I say, what I find suspicious as shit that one
Speaker 8: of the areas affected by Hurricane Helene. Is the world's
Speaker 8: largest lithium deposit, and the DoD just entered into an
Speaker 8: agreement with this company right here to mine lithium for
Speaker 8: electric cars starting in twenty twenty five. Now that area
Speaker 8: is completely devastated. This is a ninety million dollar agreement
Speaker 8: between the DoD and this company.
Speaker 2: Right here to get King's Mountain.
Speaker 8: North Carolina, a lithium mine up and running by twenty thirty.
Speaker 8: If that area has been inundated, it's in a disaster zone,
Speaker 8: then the government can come in and do imminent domain
Speaker 8: and they can pay you what it was worth five
Speaker 8: years ago rather than what it's worth right now.
Speaker 9: Imagine that your.
Speaker 8: Home has turned into a watery lot and the government
Speaker 8: comes to.
Speaker 9: You and says, hey, I'll pay you what you pay
Speaker 9: for it.
Speaker 8: You're gonna take it, and you're gonna go right What
Speaker 8: do you think is going to happen right here now
Speaker 8: that they want this lithium mine up and running by
Speaker 8: twenty twenty five, twenty thirty at the latest. Back in
Speaker 8: nineteen forty seven, we had the Florida Georgia Hurricane or
Speaker 8: Hurricane nine, and it was the first hurricane to be
Speaker 8: targeted for weather modification. What happened was General Electrics, the
Speaker 8: US Navy, the Army, the Air Force. They poured dry
Speaker 8: ice into this hurricane using airplanes to see.
Speaker 9: What would happen.
Speaker 4: Would they slow it down?
Speaker 9: Well, what happened was it slowed down a little bit, but.
Speaker 8: It turned west really sharply to show here this is
Speaker 8: the path that the hurricane took in nineteen forty seven.
Speaker 3: Does it look similar to you? Probably not.
Speaker 8: It's a coincidence, right, moving on, I'm sure this is
Speaker 8: just another coincidence.
Speaker 1: But do you know who owns the most shares.
Speaker 9: In that lithium mine? Black Rock and Vanguard?
Speaker 3: Yeah, buddy for sing stuff, dude, you know, And that's
Speaker 3: the very video that I watched where I saw all
Speaker 3: the bots flooding in and trying to say that no,
Speaker 3: it wasn't even close to the mountain, and it wasn't
Speaker 3: you know, that area wasn't ravig and shit like that,
Speaker 3: where we can clearly see videos and pictures where that area.
Speaker 1: Was absolutely absolutely so. All right, the man came at
Speaker 1: it with a lot, so did the lady. And we're
Speaker 1: gonna break it all down here good. Which, so, by
Speaker 1: the way, before you even get into that.
Speaker 3: There has been a lot of people that are talking
Speaker 3: about the comments, which is why I want to bring
Speaker 3: this up while we're here. There was a pretty viral
Speaker 3: video that was I don't know a couple months ago
Speaker 3: where a husband was looking at a post and I
Speaker 3: think that his wife sent it to him. So a
Speaker 3: husband and wife were looking at a post on Instagram
Speaker 3: or TikTok or something like that, and they they were
Speaker 3: both like, yo, go read the comments on this picture
Speaker 3: or on this video or whatever, and they both went
Speaker 3: to go. The wife went to go look at it,
Speaker 3: and it showed an algorithm of comments, and then the
Speaker 3: husband went to go look at it and it showed
Speaker 3: an entirely different algorithm of comments. So it just goes
Speaker 3: to show that the comments aren't even what you think
Speaker 3: they are. The comments are set to an algorithm based
Speaker 3: upon what they want to show you, based upon what
Speaker 3: you're liking whatever, and it's so it's so manipulated that
Speaker 3: you can't you're not getting what you think you're getting.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they want everybody to feel validated in their feelings,
Speaker 1: so they're going to pump certain things in front of
Speaker 1: you based off of other things that you've liked or
Speaker 1: commented on, or things you've watched to where you will
Speaker 1: see the comments that they feel you'll more likely respond
Speaker 1: to and react to, so that they can use that
Speaker 1: data on the next one and on the next one.
Speaker 2: And it's how this works, brother, Well.
Speaker 3: It's it's their way of keeping you attached to your phone.
Speaker 3: First off, because now they're collecting more data. And secondly,
Speaker 3: it's a way to get you more emotional and in
Speaker 3: your feelings. Because what happens whenever you're more emotional and
Speaker 3: in your feelings, maybe you become a little bit of
Speaker 3: an extremist, maybe you become a hostile towards others to
Speaker 3: where they can push their agenda even more. This is how,
Speaker 3: this is how really like how the internet industry, the
Speaker 3: computer industry, whatever you want to call it, the data
Speaker 3: industry is almost, in my opinion, kind of mass controlling
Speaker 3: MK ultra at a smaller but a significant level.
Speaker 1: I think, oh yeah, no, I mean, at the best
Speaker 1: case scenario, you're basically getting forced dopamine dumps. Right every
Speaker 1: time you see a post that you made that's got
Speaker 1: like twenty five likes, then like, oh shit, yeah, that
Speaker 1: gives you that You see what I'm saying, my phone
Speaker 1: even gave the thumbs up. And if you're walking this
Speaker 1: on Patreon, Rockfin, you just saw that and you get
Speaker 1: the joke. If you're just listening, you have no idea
Speaker 1: what the fuck I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: But that's neither here nor there. My point is.
Speaker 1: My point is you go on to name your social
Speaker 1: media doesn't matter. A post you made went well and
Speaker 1: like a one hundred people reacted to the picture you
Speaker 1: just posted the new profile pick whatever the case may be, right,
Speaker 1: that makes you feel great.
Speaker 2: That's a massive dopamine dump.
Speaker 1: You go onto the comments of a thing, you see
Speaker 1: a bunch of people saying and feeling the same things
Speaker 1: that you feel about whatever the subject matter might be.
Speaker 2: It validates you and it makes you feel good. That's
Speaker 2: the best case scenario. Worst case scenario.
Speaker 1: Is that goes too far and it creates extremism as well.
Speaker 3: Correct and also think about it like that, if you're
Speaker 3: constantly getting those dopamine dumps, well then you're gonna want
Speaker 3: to constantly keep on getting that because maybe you're not
Speaker 3: Maybe you're not getting all that love at home, maybe
Speaker 3: you're not getting all that love at work. You're maybe
Speaker 3: you're just a regular guy in his lonely apartment and
Speaker 3: this is his only company. But I think that you know,
Speaker 3: you see so many people at restaurants, you know, you
Speaker 3: go to Chili's or wherever you eat at and you'll
Speaker 3: see a bunch of families sitting at tables and everybody
Speaker 3: is on their phone, nobody is conversating.
Speaker 4: Well, what's great about that is.
Speaker 3: Is that now the data is being collected. Now, don't
Speaker 3: get me wrong, the data would still be getting collected
Speaker 3: one way or another because the phones are always listening
Speaker 3: to you. This is just the more direct way of
Speaker 3: them collecting data, and so they don't really have to
Speaker 3: sif through you know, spoken words that are being said.
Speaker 2: I think I agree one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: So all right now, like I said, the gentleman said
Speaker 1: a lot, the lady said a lot. And yes, we
Speaker 1: can look at the comments and we can see what
Speaker 1: alleged people aka bots are saying about things. But you
Speaker 1: know what, he brought up a lot of points, and
Speaker 1: so let's start at the beginning.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: We're talking about those terminals that are being closed because
Speaker 1: of batteries catching fire in Los Angeles. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you heard about this, but I did last week,
Speaker 1: and I wasn't exactly sure if that was just a story,
Speaker 1: because everybody's been pushing this big lithium ion battery agenda
Speaker 1: for a little bit here.
Speaker 2: I thought it was kind of the white noise of it.
Speaker 1: Then I searched it, bro I can find so many
Speaker 1: articles going down and this is an actual event that
Speaker 1: took place.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and read on this.
Speaker 3: It says multiple terminals closed at Port of Los Angeles
Speaker 3: after lithium battery fire. Operations at Port of Los Angeles
Speaker 3: suffered disruptions as an overturned tractor trailer carrying a load
Speaker 3: of lifthium batteries ignited a fire near Ocean and Navy
Speaker 3: Way on Terminal Island on Thursday, leading to the closure
Speaker 3: of several terminals. Firefighters will continue to monitor the battery
Speaker 3: fire through Thursday night and Friday, Los Angeles Fire Department
Speaker 3: said in a statement, adding the fire is expected to
Speaker 3: last at least another twenty four to forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: Now, let's keep in mind that we have an entire
Speaker 1: you know, strike happening with port workers.
Speaker 2: Everybody.
Speaker 1: Remember that that's going on right now, as we just
Speaker 1: had this massive fire in this dangerous situation. A tractor
Speaker 1: trailer overturned, that's absurd. I'm just I'm saying a lot
Speaker 1: of these things are lining up in very strategic, domino
Speaker 1: like fashion.
Speaker 2: Some might say, if.
Speaker 3: Your eyebrows aren't raising at least one of them, then
Speaker 3: you might be an NPC right A. PM Terminals, Phoenix
Speaker 3: Marine Everport and use In Terminals will remain closed on
Speaker 3: Friday as local fire has matt and police agencies continue
Speaker 3: their response efforts to trade pack and West Basin Container
Speaker 3: Terminal will reopen or will remain open along with the
Speaker 3: World Cruise Center. The port said. Port officials are working
Speaker 3: closely with responding agencies, container terminal operators, union officials, and
Speaker 3: other stakeholders to ensure safety and minimize disruptions to port operations.
Speaker 1: It added, Okay, so I didn't want to We only
Speaker 1: read the entire article enough of just a little bit
Speaker 1: on that, but you know, I wanted to know a
Speaker 1: little bit more about this whole lithium ion.
Speaker 2: Uh, I actually know it.
Speaker 1: Before we do that, Before we talk about the the
Speaker 1: lithium in the mountains. As a matter of fact, let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and talk about the hurricane itself. Okay, the
Speaker 1: weather as far as how it happened and why the
Speaker 1: flooding is so bad. Okay, now, just again, we could
Speaker 1: talk about how they shifted the hurricane and all that,
Speaker 1: but why is the flooding so bad in this one area?
Speaker 1: I'm thinking they're on a mountain. Dude, they're on a mountain.
Speaker 1: Doesn't the water, you know, go down? So why is
Speaker 1: it flooding that high up in Ella?
Speaker 2: And it could?
Speaker 1: I couldn't grasp it. I can't wrap my head around it.
Speaker 1: This gentleman does an amazing job of breaking it down.
Speaker 1: We're only going to play the first few minutes of it,
Speaker 1: so let's go ahead and listen to the expert.
Speaker 10: All right, guys, I'm sure you've heard about what's going
Speaker 10: on in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee just a
Speaker 10: general Southern Appalachian region as a whole. Just tremendous flooding,
Speaker 10: this unprecedented damage going on in this region.
Speaker 9: And here I want to talk about the kind.
Speaker 10: Of geography of this and why it's so bad and
Speaker 10: why I hate.
Speaker 9: To say it, it might actually be worse than we're thinking.
Speaker 10: Before I start, if you want to make a donation,
Speaker 10: I strongly recommend donating food or water. Money's great, but
Speaker 10: it's just kind of adding in middleman because the money's
Speaker 10: gonna go to buying food or water. Anyway, I don't
Speaker 10: have any specific charity to recommend, but food and water
Speaker 10: is what they need.
Speaker 2: So I like that he made that caveat. I agree,
Speaker 2: But anyway, let's continue to.
Speaker 9: Kind of give a recap of what's what happened.
Speaker 10: Hurricane Helen made landfall here in what's called the Big
Speaker 10: Bend area in Florida. And hurricanes are cyclones, so they
Speaker 10: rotate counterclockwise. So you think about my thumb and my
Speaker 10: index finger, if that's the hurricane, what part.
Speaker 9: Of it is getting the worst of end of it?
Speaker 10: So my finger, by rotating counterclockwise, that's gonna get the
Speaker 10: worst of the storm. So you talk about the they
Speaker 10: call it the right front quadrant, so it's rotating like that,
Speaker 10: the part getting it is the worst.
Speaker 9: So this is coming up like this.
Speaker 10: But these are the Appalatians and this is the southern
Speaker 10: part of the highest elevations in the Apple Assims. So
Speaker 10: what's going on is here's this hurricane. It's now a
Speaker 10: tropical storm. It was a hurricane all the way up
Speaker 10: in the mid Georgia. But tropical storm again rotating counterclockwise.
Speaker 9: It's hitting the mountains.
Speaker 10: So if these mountains weren't there, it could just kind
Speaker 10: of go and dissipate and it would be bad.
Speaker 9: It'd be flooding, but it wouldn't be like we're getting
Speaker 9: right now.
Speaker 10: So, I mean, the water is just going up there,
Speaker 10: So the clouds, this whole system is being pushed up
Speaker 10: against the mountains and being forced to rise. So you're
Speaker 10: already getting a ton of water because of the storm
Speaker 10: system in the first place. Now you're just exacerbating it
Speaker 10: by having it made contact with the mountains. It's just
Speaker 10: causing unprecedented rain. And one thing about this region, it's
Speaker 10: already one of the wettest parts of the entire country.
Speaker 10: Only this part of the coast of Washington has more
Speaker 10: rainfall than here. And normally it's beautiful. Do you think
Speaker 10: about this, how gorgeous the scenery is. It's so green, beautiful, fall, foliage, waterfalls,
Speaker 10: a lot of beautiful things. You know, what makes it
Speaker 10: beautiful can also be really bad you're seeing with some
Speaker 10: of the flooding. But that's why you're getting it so
Speaker 10: badly here is because the storm rotates here. So I
Speaker 10: live here in Chattanooga, So you haven't heard Chattanooga at all.
Speaker 9: On the news as to what's being affected. We're really close.
Speaker 10: We're at the eastern end of what wasn't affected, but
Speaker 10: we're at the west. We're over the Appalastis. So these storms,
Speaker 10: they've dumped all that rain here western North Carolina and
Speaker 10: eastern Tennessee in the mountains, there was nothing left. We've
Speaker 10: just got hardly any rain. It wasn't bad at all
Speaker 10: here in Chattanooga. I've seen many, many worse storms, So
Speaker 10: that's why it's so bad here. It's just everything getting
Speaker 10: pushed up there with that rotation. If that storm would
Speaker 10: have made landfall here, then yes, we would have been
Speaker 10: heavily affected. But that mountain rains really keeps it from
Speaker 10: you know, unfortunately, keeps all that rain, all that water
Speaker 10: into one spot. And I'm gonna switch over to a
Speaker 10: different spot. I'm gonna show you the USGS topo quality
Speaker 10: specifically this region why it's just really really bad right here. Okay,
Speaker 10: So this is the North Carolina Tennessee border area. This
Speaker 10: is the state line itself. So this is Ashville where
Speaker 10: you've been seeing a lot of the news from. But
Speaker 10: this entire area has been just incredibly affected. It's just
Speaker 10: that Ashville is the biggest city in the region. That's
Speaker 10: the only spot where you have any type of electricity
Speaker 10: at all, any type of Wi Fi, any type of communication,
Speaker 10: any type of road. So most of these roads, almost
Speaker 10: all of them in and out of this region are
Speaker 10: completely down. So there aren't that many roads on here
Speaker 10: in the first place. So you hear this is one
Speaker 10: of the major ones. This is one of the major
Speaker 10: roads to get down to this area. It's closed. And
Speaker 10: here State forty goes here.
Speaker 1: It's closed, all right, So he does go a little
Speaker 1: bit more into the breakdown of it. But essentially that
Speaker 1: mountain range made it to where the hurricane had nowhere
Speaker 1: else to go, So all of the rain that would
Speaker 1: have spread out across a large area all just kind
Speaker 1: of consolidated, and these mountains go into hills, there's valleys,
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of valleys throughout that don't necessarily have
Speaker 1: the best drainage because while they get rainfall every year,
Speaker 1: they don't get this type of rainfall every year.
Speaker 2: So it's more or less like the.
Speaker 1: Natural ways that water would usually flow down the mountain
Speaker 1: into the streams into the rivers and all the things
Speaker 1: they couldn't keep up. Very similar to how the storm
Speaker 1: of twenty sixteen in our area of Louisiana.
Speaker 2: What even a hurricane.
Speaker 1: It was just a storm that's on us and rain
Speaker 1: for three consecutive days, like NonStop.
Speaker 2: All of our ditches and rivers and bodies and stuff.
Speaker 1: They're made and they do that, they move water very well,
Speaker 1: but nobody can expect that type of a deluge.
Speaker 3: Like you know what I mean, bro, I'm about to
Speaker 3: blow your mind on some shit right here now. I
Speaker 3: mean Sean and I we've just got done reading this
Speaker 3: book called The Truth about Witchcraft, which basically shows you,
Speaker 3: like you know, it dispels all of the satanic stuff
Speaker 3: that most people want to connect to it. And there
Speaker 3: are people that are in the satanic stuff that are
Speaker 3: doing witchcraft, but the majority of people who are under
Speaker 3: Wicka and witchcraft, they they don't give a fuck about
Speaker 3: the devil.
Speaker 4: It's nothing to do with that.
Speaker 3: But anyway, this book it was kind of dispelling all that,
Speaker 3: but then it got into the certain motions that you
Speaker 3: would go in whenever your coven is out by a fire.
Speaker 3: And you guys, are you know, going around in a
Speaker 3: circle chanting, and you have all these different things that
Speaker 3: are representing the certain directions of a compass. But anyway
Speaker 3: where I wanted to get with that is that traditionally
Speaker 3: in witchcraft, especially if you're doing it for like a
Speaker 3: good spell or you know whatever, you're trying to create
Speaker 3: peace on earth kind of spell or whatever. Right, if
Speaker 3: it's something good like that, what you would do is
Speaker 3: that you would you and your entire coven would walk
Speaker 3: around this fire in a clockwise manner, right, because that
Speaker 3: represents the positive energy flow within the magical ritual, right,
Speaker 3: And I just learned about this, But so you would
Speaker 3: go clockwise. However, if you were to go counterclockwise in
Speaker 3: this ritual circle, it's what's called witter shins. And witter
Speaker 3: shins is whenever you're going clockwise in this circle for
Speaker 3: the specific use of performing black magic.
Speaker 4: Isn't that strange?
Speaker 3: So you would have a counterclockwise circle to perform black magic. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: the people that are possibly probably controlling this hurricane, you know,
Speaker 3: get it going in a cyclone. And I know that
Speaker 3: all hurricanes are kind of you know, the cyclones are
Speaker 3: always going to be counterclockwise, but it just it's very reminiscent.
Speaker 3: I guess it's very symbolic of the destruction that they're
Speaker 3: creating a black magic kind of path that is going
Speaker 3: in a counterclockwise direction, you know, so maybe something symbolic there.
Speaker 2: Okay, so typhoons go the other what's the counterclockwise? Mean?
Speaker 3: Counterclockwise is called winder or winter shins rather, and that's
Speaker 3: whenever you're performing a black magic ritual is counterclockwise. So
Speaker 3: what's clockwise clockwise would just be like, like I said,
Speaker 3: if you're performing a ritual for something positive like world
Speaker 3: peace or to end world and end hunger or something
Speaker 3: along those lines.
Speaker 1: I wonder if in Eastern culture it's different and like
Speaker 1: the clockwise rotation means evil because don't typhoons go the
Speaker 1: other direction?
Speaker 2: And that's what hits Asian.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, I learned about this too
Speaker 3: in Australia. What they say for the people that are
Speaker 3: performing witchcraft in Australia, they go in a counterclockwise position
Speaker 3: for the positive rituals. Okay, shits, isn't that crazy?
Speaker 1: Clockwise is negative? I know, typhoons are negative? No countlockwise
Speaker 1: were positive?
Speaker 8: No? No?
Speaker 4: No, Well yeah, in Australia.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: In Australia, where typhoons are a thing, counterclockwise is the positive.
Speaker 1: Clockwise is evil. Typhoons are clockwise over there, That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Right, Holy shit, dude, isn't that nuts?
Speaker 1: And I mean we know scientifically that is because of
Speaker 1: the Coriolis effect and trade wins and all this. But
Speaker 1: my point is, yo, if the ancient sources saw this
Speaker 1: and took it to mean a magical realm of things,
Speaker 1: they found a if you want to say, spiritual way
Speaker 1: to explain what they saw. Science is finding a scientific
Speaker 1: way of explaining what they saw. But everybody can agree
Speaker 1: that that shit does this. It's these are the things
Speaker 1: where I see like science and religion can in fact intertwine.
Speaker 3: Bro Oh yeah absolutely, And you you think about it,
Speaker 3: most people were a lot more connected to nature back
Speaker 3: in the day. You know, most people weren't spending all
Speaker 3: the time in their houses. They didn't have fucking plumbing
Speaker 3: or electricity or any of that shit. So you would
Speaker 3: spend time outside and you would notice the direction of
Speaker 3: said tornado or cyclone or hurricane or whatever, right, and
Speaker 3: so you would see the destruction that it caused. Well,
Speaker 3: this thing's going counterclockwise, so now we are going to
Speaker 3: manipulate our ritual to everything that goes clockwise will cause destruction,
Speaker 3: just like nature does.
Speaker 4: It's not, dude, it's all symbolic.
Speaker 2: That is fascinating, dude.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, so back to the story here.
Speaker 1: So now that we understand that the hurricane is a
Speaker 1: real thing that happened. The flood is horrible, all of
Speaker 1: these things. Were talking about the lithium in those mountains
Speaker 1: that they are trying to strip mine out and all
Speaker 1: these things.
Speaker 2: And keep in mind, the boy made a mention of Hawaii.
Speaker 1: Does everybody remember that they were trying to buy that
Speaker 1: land out from under the locals and they would not sell.
Speaker 1: Next thing, you know, the Maui fires happen and take
Speaker 1: over all of that. Now the government can imminent domain,
Speaker 1: pay these people forced.
Speaker 2: And that's just the way it is. Now. Will that
Speaker 2: played out?
Speaker 3: And you know how they with the constant hits in
Speaker 3: the news cycle of new things that are happening every day,
Speaker 3: it doesn't take long for people to move on from
Speaker 3: looking at articles like, oh, well, you know they were
Speaker 3: trying to buy up land in Hawaii. They were trying
Speaker 3: to buy up land in North Carolina, even though like
Speaker 3: it's relatively recent that they express their interest in this
Speaker 3: as of you know, a year, two years, three years ago,
Speaker 3: maybe even six months ago. But because of the constant
Speaker 3: hits on the news, so many things are flooding out
Speaker 3: that kind of information to where people forget and so
Speaker 3: whenever they start whenever you start to see some strange
Speaker 3: storm develop over in Hawaii, some strange hurricane develop just
Speaker 3: coincidentally along the fucking Appalachian Mountains or some people say Appalachian.
Speaker 3: I'm from Pennsylvania, we say Appalachian. But but you know,
Speaker 3: you start to see that there is like they they
Speaker 3: almost tell you, well they always tell you what they're
Speaker 3: going to do, or at least show you their intentions
Speaker 3: of what they intend to do. And if they come
Speaker 3: up on any kind of struggle, well you know, it's
Speaker 3: just a couple of months later that coincidentally, God wants
Speaker 3: us to win, so he sent this hurricane.
Speaker 4: You know, these people are fucked in the head.
Speaker 1: What's a nail to a hammer, dog, You know, what's
Speaker 1: the nail gonna do against a hammer? You know, nothing,
Speaker 1: That's just it is what it is. So now let's
Speaker 1: talk about that lithium in Carolina. I'll pull up this
Speaker 1: little Piedmont lithium article and we don't need to read
Speaker 1: the entirety, but just a little bit about it. Everybody
Speaker 1: understands what is at stake here? How how important is
Speaker 1: that lithium? Is it really that big of a deal.
Speaker 1: For the record, there is entire slave mind operations in
Speaker 1: Africa for this mineral, and we just happen to find
Speaker 1: the highest quality on Earth on our soil.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's talk about it.
Speaker 3: You know, ideal US location, strong market fundamentals, and historical
Speaker 3: SPoD You mean belt.
Speaker 2: I guess you said it right, because I had no
Speaker 2: idea my day anself.
Speaker 3: Carolina Lithium is a proposed multi phase fully integrated lithium
Speaker 3: project in Gaston County, North Carolina, with mining spodumine concentrate
Speaker 3: production and a lithium hydroxide conversion being designed as Phase one,
Speaker 3: and a second lithium hydroxide train being designed as Phase two.
Speaker 3: We expect Carolina Lithium to be one of the world's
Speaker 3: only fully integrated lithium sites and among the most sustainable
Speaker 3: lithium hydroxide operations of its kind. The project, currently in
Speaker 3: the development stage, is located within the renowned Carolina ten
Speaker 3: SPoD do main belt. Carolina Lithium is one of only
Speaker 3: two significant spodumine projects in the US based in the US.
Speaker 3: Based on published technical studies, we expect Carolina Lithium to
Speaker 3: be a low cost producer of spot concentrate and lithium
Speaker 3: hydroxide and a key contributor to US energy security. At
Speaker 3: full production, Carolina Lithium is expected to produce thirty thousand
Speaker 3: metric tons per year of lithium hydroxide per conversion train,
Speaker 3: for a total of sixty thousand metric tons annually. This
Speaker 3: capacity would provide a fourfold increase in the current domestic
Speaker 3: production of approximately twenty thousand metric tons annually Carolina.
Speaker 2: So, hold on, hold, on hold, so.
Speaker 1: Sixty thousand metric tons of the shit annually. Right now,
Speaker 1: we are only producing twenty thousand metric tons. So we
Speaker 1: are going to go from twenty to eighty when this
Speaker 1: thing is fully functional and fully operational, and as everybody
Speaker 1: is looking for more lithium for their batteries because we
Speaker 1: need electric vehicles, because nobody thinks about how bad that
Speaker 1: is the environment.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, a minute.
Speaker 1: We've done multiple episodes on that, and somehow they are
Speaker 1: like just pedal to the metal.
Speaker 2: In this shit.
Speaker 4: Metric. Fuck tons if you will.
Speaker 3: Indeed, yeah, there's money to be made here. But it
Speaker 3: says Carolina Lithium should benefit from exceptional infrastructure, minimal transport distances,
Speaker 3: low energy cost, a deep local talent pool.
Speaker 4: Interesting they even say that.
Speaker 1: Not much anymore of that, y'all fucking washed everybody away locally,
Speaker 1: but all right.
Speaker 3: And proximity to cathode and battery customers as well as
Speaker 3: byproduct market markets. The competitive corporate tax regime offered in
Speaker 3: the US, the absence of significant royalties and the benefits
Speaker 3: adherent to the Inflation Reduction Act of twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: should also provide advantages to the project. How about that.
Speaker 1: Just throwing this out cathode and battery, cathode and battery
Speaker 1: right here, those customers and all that cathode ray tubes
Speaker 1: are those things that in old school TVs and old
Speaker 1: school can compewter monitors that you can't just throw away
Speaker 1: normally because they have to be like specially disposed of
Speaker 1: because they're like toxic as fuck if you break them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then those batteries that you have to make sure
Speaker 1: you bring them to special centers because batteries are extremely toxic.
Speaker 1: Everybody just keep that in mind as yes, this will
Speaker 1: be a short term thing, and yeah, ooh this is
Speaker 1: great electric cars by ba bah. What happens to those
Speaker 1: batteries once they go bad? What happens to those cathodes
Speaker 1: once they go bad? Where do they go? And I
Speaker 1: know everybody said, well, they get recycled. M do they do?
Speaker 7: They?
Speaker 4: Though that's what they want to tell you.
Speaker 1: Anyway, there's a whole lot of data to say that
Speaker 1: very little can be done to recycle certain things once
Speaker 1: that happens. And wouldn't you know it, batteries and cathodes
Speaker 1: are among those things that are just really difficult to recycle.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so this is the company Abba Marle Alba Marley.
Speaker 1: I keep hearing it pronounce different ways, but this would
Speaker 1: be their strategic agreement with American Ford Mode Company as
Speaker 1: of May twenty second, twenty twenty three. And as we
Speaker 1: had people talk about it, I thought, you know what,
Speaker 1: let's hear straight from them.
Speaker 2: What is the deal in the contract.
Speaker 1: Because keep in mind those numbers we heard earlier, right
Speaker 1: this site allegedly is set to produce at full capacity
Speaker 1: sixty thousand metric tons annually. So I wanted to make
Speaker 1: sure that was said and stated before we move on.
Speaker 1: Let's dig in.
Speaker 3: Abble Marrow Corporation, a global leader in providing essential elements
Speaker 3: for mobility, energy, connectivity, and health, today announced a definitive
Speaker 3: agreement with Ford Motor Company to deliver battery grade lithium
Speaker 3: hydroxide to support the automaker's ability to scale electric vehicle production.
Speaker 3: ABBLEMRW will supply more than one hundred thousand metric tons
Speaker 3: of battery grade lithium lithium hydroxide for approximately three million
Speaker 3: future Ford EV batteries. The five year supply agreement starts
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty six and continues through twenty thirty.
Speaker 2: Both able, holdo, real quick, real quick, We're gonna keep going.
Speaker 2: But hold on.
Speaker 1: So five year agreement for one hundred thousand metric tons.
Speaker 1: So you're telling me that Ford just bought out a
Speaker 1: third of this whole site's production for the next five years.
Speaker 1: The twenty thousand metric tons per year for the next
Speaker 1: five years, So before this site is even completed, before
Speaker 1: the minds are even really dug Ford's already bought a
Speaker 1: third of it.
Speaker 2: That's massive, Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Both Albomarrow and Ford are committed to supplying the US
Speaker 3: EV supply chain via lithium hydroxide domestically produced in the
Speaker 3: United States or originating in a country with a US
Speaker 3: free trade agreement, and it says in quotes, with the
Speaker 3: growing demand for evs in the United States, our customers
Speaker 3: are seeking to regionalize their supply chain for greater security, sustainability,
Speaker 3: and lower cost. This agreement exemplifies the industry collaborations and
Speaker 3: investments required. We're honored to be entering into this strategic
Speaker 3: partnership with a legendary automotive manufacturer. Manufacturers such as Ford.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is a failing auto manufacturer, I might add,
Speaker 1: let's throw that out. They haven't made a car worth
Speaker 1: any type of fucking quite some time, and they keep
Speaker 1: doing away with models and like they're not even making
Speaker 1: the SUVs or anything anymore, are they, Or they're not
Speaker 1: making regular cars.
Speaker 3: Well, they got the uh the Mustang SUV.
Speaker 1: No oh, yeah, let's go ahead and talk about that abomination,
Speaker 1: like you know what, you know fucking what. I was
Speaker 1: okay with it at one point in time, Jonathan, do
Speaker 1: you remember back when we were like middle school and
Speaker 1: Dodge put a.
Speaker 2: Rumblebee in a ram.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is a race car engine inside of a truck.
Speaker 1: And I thought that was fucking stupid. But okay, the
Speaker 1: redneck and me couldn't like deny that that was pimp
Speaker 1: on some shit.
Speaker 2: All right, Then they kept going next level with it.
Speaker 1: Then finally everybody was like, you know what, y'all, fuck
Speaker 1: all the nice motors and trucks and things.
Speaker 2: Let's go retro with the cars.
Speaker 1: They brought back the old school like style of Mustang,
Speaker 1: the old school style.
Speaker 2: Of charger of Challenger. They brought back.
Speaker 1: That classic look but beefed up and modernized and like, come,
Speaker 1: I'm a full fan of it. But at least a
Speaker 1: little bit within me was like, okay, like we're getting back,
Speaker 1: we're going the right direction. Yeah, never mind, never mind,
Speaker 1: they went off the rails somewhere.
Speaker 2: We lost the way, y'all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's not the motor that you're accustomed to.
Speaker 3: American muscle is in my opinion, it's gone, dude. I
Speaker 3: mean I and I love American muscle cars. That is
Speaker 3: my of all cars. That's what I want give me
Speaker 3: a nineteen sixty seven Shelby GT. Five hundred from gone
Speaker 3: in sixty seconds, and I'll be happier than a pig.
Speaker 1: And shit, my boy gets it. My boy gets it. Look,
Speaker 1: you give me a Plymouth road Runner. You give me
Speaker 1: a fucking uh. I got so many on the list
Speaker 1: of things that I want to give me a fifty
Speaker 1: seven Chevy bel Air with the white wall tires, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And then even the older stuff.
Speaker 1: Give me a fucking old Model A, a nineteen thirty
Speaker 1: two Model A.
Speaker 2: That bitch is the Glory go Kart. But boy, it's bit,
Speaker 2: it's pimpin', it's next level.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, dude, And I've always been a huge
Speaker 3: fan of Mustangs. But my parents had a newer Mustang
Speaker 3: like a couple of years ago. Dude, that car is
Speaker 3: fucking whack.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 3: I like, I'm not, I'm not with it. And even
Speaker 3: my like, I have a charger, Dude, my charger is
Speaker 3: better than a fucking Mustang nowadays, which I never thought
Speaker 3: I would ever say.
Speaker 2: Bro, I'll say this.
Speaker 1: I've driven a hell Cat once upon a time. My
Speaker 1: father owned one. He sold it because it was I mean,
Speaker 1: that thing was way too expensive. But I have never
Speaker 1: felt that type of power in a car in my life.
Speaker 1: And I know it's a newer car and all things,
Speaker 1: I will at least get the props for they're due.
Speaker 1: There are a few of them out there that are
Speaker 1: doing it right, and it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 2: And here's my thing with being a speed demon like
Speaker 2: an am.
Speaker 1: I've heard the teslas are quick, right, I've heard they
Speaker 1: fucking leap to one hundred, and it's a whole thing.
Speaker 2: I want to experience that.
Speaker 1: But I'll never person will never be able to get
Speaker 1: away from internal combustion engines. I will never be able
Speaker 1: to get away from from feeling the exhaust and feeling
Speaker 1: that motor riv a. It's a whole thing for me personally,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean the cars are so much more technological
Speaker 3: these days. That's what I mean is that it's not
Speaker 3: gonna be your traditional American muscle to where literally you
Speaker 3: can smell the exhaust in the car, like that's what
Speaker 3: I want to smell, You know what I'm saying. And
Speaker 3: I'm sure that that was it's bad for you, but
Speaker 3: it's just like sentimental.
Speaker 1: I guess it's a part of it. Okay, Yes, it
Speaker 1: gets eight miles to the gallon. It's a part of it. Okay,
Speaker 1: American muscle Hell yeah. Anyway, anyhow, Oh, did you want
Speaker 1: me to keep reading this?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we can read a little bit more about it.
Speaker 2: Wait where we end up at?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: The last partufacturer like Ford? Uh we really, there was
Speaker 2: a couple of things.
Speaker 1: I wanted to look at as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: hold on forward looking statements.
Speaker 2: Never mind.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I thought they this was the one where
Speaker 1: they addressed environmental which I forgot they did not.
Speaker 2: Now let's talk about the DoD.
Speaker 1: This is the immediate release from the Department of Defense
Speaker 1: and their agreement to expand domestic lithium mining for US
Speaker 1: battery supply chains. Again, this was released September twelfth of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Let's get into it.
Speaker 4: Why would the DD have interest in that?
Speaker 1: Why, indeed, why would the United States Department of Defense
Speaker 1: want lithium? Well, I can say that a lot of
Speaker 1: our components in a military setting do run off of batteries, right, radios,
Speaker 1: whole integrated fob systems, GPS, all of the things. All
Speaker 1: of our equipment does in fact require batteries. And we
Speaker 1: need batter batteries. We always needed to run longer and
Speaker 1: take less time to charge. Efficiency is always key. And
Speaker 1: the Department of Defense using it, and I mean, this
Speaker 1: is American lithium. It's on American soil. So the DoD
Speaker 1: swooping in and using it for defense purposes I could see.
Speaker 2: But again I want us to make.
Speaker 1: Sure we fully under stand to what scale we're talking
Speaker 1: When it's like, well, why.
Speaker 2: Would they bring a hurricane in to do it? They
Speaker 2: wouldn't go through all of that, really would they not?
Speaker 1: Because we just learned that Ford already threw one hundred
Speaker 1: million on it for the next five years on a
Speaker 1: mind that hasn't even opened up yet.
Speaker 2: So what's the dods a skin in the game? Look like?
Speaker 3: You know, the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Industrial
Speaker 3: Based Policy through its manufacturing capability Expansion and investment prioritization
Speaker 3: or the MCEIP. Some acronyms just don't even need an acronym.
Speaker 1: I think my MECEP or MECEP, me seep mesu, it's
Speaker 1: me siekhs.
Speaker 2: Mister me seks look him out lithium.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: Anyhow, they entered into an agreement with Abbomarrow Corporation to
Speaker 3: support the expansion of domestic mining and production of lithium.
Speaker 3: The ninety million dollar agreement, entered into under Defense Production
Speaker 3: Act or DPA Title three authorities and utilizing funds appropriated
Speaker 3: by the Inflation reduct Act, will help support Abbamarle's plan
Speaker 3: planned reopening of their King's Mountain, North Carolina lithium mine
Speaker 3: to increase domestic production of lithium for the nation's battery
Speaker 3: supply chain. Ablemarrow estimates that King's Mountain will be operational
Speaker 3: between twenty twenty five and twenty thirty. The agreement with
Speaker 3: Abomarle demonstrates the DoD's ongoing commitment to meeting the needs
Speaker 3: of our warfighter of our warfighter today and in the future.
Speaker 3: This investment directly supports President Biden's April twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: presidential determination for critical materials in large capacity batteries. This
Speaker 3: agreement represents the continuation of the MCEIP five year investment
Speaker 3: plan to secure supply chains for minerals and materials critical
Speaker 3: to the DoD and the commercial sector. The DoD is
Speaker 3: committed to continuing to work with industry to ensure the
Speaker 3: continued availability of these essential resources.
Speaker 1: Okay, so ninety million from the DoD. All right, So
Speaker 1: we have one hundred million from Ford, ninety million from
Speaker 1: the DoD. And that's just two of the few that
Speaker 1: have already listed and said.
Speaker 2: For sure that they're about that life.
Speaker 1: So actually, before we break into the hurricane and how
Speaker 1: there's already a historical presence to back this claim, let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and give our boy the shout out here.
Speaker 3: So the Big Grimbowski reposted this video on TikTok of
Speaker 3: a TikToker named are You in on It? And he
Speaker 3: gets into what we're talking about here, Let's see how
Speaker 3: weird it gets.
Speaker 9: Does not sit well with me.
Speaker 11: I think something's going on, So I decided to do
Speaker 11: some digging. So the first thing I find out is
Speaker 11: North Carolina has the richest deposits of lithium in the
Speaker 11: entire world. Yeah, lithium for like cars, batteries, all that.
Speaker 11: Then I find out they have the world's highest purity
Speaker 11: Courts deposits, and that Courts just so happens to be
Speaker 11: the world's supply for AI chips, microchips and.
Speaker 9: All kinds of stuff.
Speaker 11: We're talking of five hundred and thirty billion dollar industry.
Speaker 9: So this is where it gets interesting.
Speaker 11: So a company by the name of Piedmont Lithium is
Speaker 11: awaiting a state mining permit for a site in northern
Speaker 11: Gaston County, and Gaston County is completely flooded right now.
Speaker 11: The project was awaiting Zoni approval because they were getting
Speaker 11: backlash from the residents and also city officials. And this
Speaker 11: lithium mine they want would be the third largest producer
Speaker 11: of lithium in the world.
Speaker 2: And they made a deal of Tesla already.
Speaker 9: Now remember the courts.
Speaker 11: So in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, right next to Ashland,
Speaker 11: they are wanting to expand their minds even larger, and
Speaker 11: the residents aren't having it either. Enter the floods people,
Speaker 11: these are mountain towns. It rarely, if not ever, floods
Speaker 11: in the mountains.
Speaker 9: I would know. I grew up in the mountains in.
Speaker 11: Colorado, which means none of these people have flood insurance.
Speaker 11: I mean, the media is saying biblical devastation in North Carolina, aka,
Speaker 11: like the worst thing that could.
Speaker 9: Happen, and you're not coming back from it.
Speaker 11: Between the lines, people, everything happens for a reason.
Speaker 2: Absolutely could not agree.
Speaker 3: More so, by the way, I've read and I've seen
Speaker 3: so many people talking about their experience of whatever is
Speaker 3: going on right there, that the people are grouping together
Speaker 3: and not relying on authorities to come and help them,
Speaker 3: and not relying on certain, you know, charities to say
Speaker 3: come and help them, because obviously, whenever you look deep
Speaker 3: into the charities, they're not what you think they are.
Speaker 3: Will eventually cover something along those lines, especially the Red
Speaker 3: Cross unfortunately, and Goodwill by the way, which is weird,
Speaker 3: but but yeah, you're starting to see a bunch of
Speaker 3: people kind of come together a lot, like you know,
Speaker 3: down south in Louisiana, whenever we have, you know, all
Speaker 3: the hurricanes and everything, nobody is waiting on fucking FEMA
Speaker 3: to come and help. FEMA is an abomination of an organization.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 1: We learned our lesson in the hardway from Katrina. Like, yes,
Speaker 1: New Orleans did, but so did the rest of us.
Speaker 1: We saw what happened when the flood of sixteen hit
Speaker 1: this area. Like I wasn't waiting on the National Guard
Speaker 1: to come get us. Me and my boy like found
Speaker 1: a boat and we went and got people. That's that's
Speaker 1: what we do here. Like that's fine, I'm sure the
Speaker 1: cops are out there trying to help. That's where the
Speaker 1: whole responders are out there.
Speaker 2: Doing their thing.
Speaker 1: But there's only so many of them, and there's more
Speaker 1: people that need help than they can get to. So
Speaker 1: we as a community pull together and get the fuck
Speaker 1: after it. For sure, called the Cajun Navy, Baby died,
Speaker 1: But you know what's really that even that organization that
Speaker 1: was fraught with controversy because the Cajun Navy in the
Speaker 1: moment was great. Then when you started looking at where
Speaker 1: those donations were going and what they were doing with
Speaker 1: the money and shit, it was immediately got corrupted. And
Speaker 1: then you saw that play out what the next year
Speaker 1: or the year after when they tried to go help
Speaker 1: the Texas flood and it.
Speaker 2: Was a complete just botched operation.
Speaker 3: It if people can if people can find ways to
Speaker 3: gain the system to make the money off the backs
Speaker 3: of the of the people who are struggling the most.
Speaker 4: They're gonna do it.
Speaker 3: And that's the unfortunate way of of just life in general.
Speaker 3: I think that, you know, it's it's unfortunate because there's
Speaker 3: always gonna be people who are greedy as fuck and
Speaker 3: they don't care about the lives of anybody. They just
Speaker 3: see dollar signs. And unfortunately, that's what we're seeing right
Speaker 3: here or over there, I guess in in North Carolina
Speaker 3: and Tennessee because you know, and I've seen videos where
Speaker 3: people are offering to come to these towns to help,
Speaker 3: and they're being turned down by the people who are
Speaker 3: who are in control of it, whether it be the
Speaker 3: National Guard or FEMA or whoever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt. And again it's these people have no
Speaker 1: flood insurance, dude. They are screwed on this. They I
Speaker 1: guarantee nobody in the mountain says flood insurance. That out
Speaker 1: loud sounds preposterous. So when this happens, they will have
Speaker 1: no options but to take whatever deal is offered to them.
Speaker 3: Well, and now you're only getting offered land, You're only
Speaker 3: getting money for your land because your house is your
Speaker 3: your house is done. Yeah, I mean, dude, though, the
Speaker 3: videos that I've seen on this are terrifying because you'll
Speaker 3: see like a straight up house, all whole house, just
Speaker 3: getting carried down rivers. And by the way, like dude,
Speaker 3: if you look at that area the before before the hurricane,
Speaker 3: it is one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Speaker 3: Bro I'm talking about the mountain range and the forests
Speaker 3: and the rivers that are running through. It's gotta be
Speaker 3: one like I'm looking at a picture and I'm falling
Speaker 3: into zen. Bro, Like that's how beautiful it is. And
Speaker 3: so to see that just become destructed, shame on whoever
Speaker 3: the fuck is controlling this shit in order to make
Speaker 3: a buck off these lithium fucking batteries.
Speaker 1: Well, bro, you saw that one hundred and forty six
Speaker 1: towns wiped off the map, like we're talking about floated
Speaker 1: down the mountain, wiped off the map. It's not like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: the waters will dry up and they'll go back. No,
Speaker 1: there's nothing to go back too. The only buildings that
Speaker 1: might still be there would be brick building, center block buildings,
Speaker 1: stuff like that. Homes and shit. No, most of them
Speaker 1: are gone, dude, done, And it's all right. So now
Speaker 1: let's talk about the possibilities of the election that's coming up. Okay,
Speaker 1: because I'm hearing that North Carolina is a very red state,
Speaker 1: but these days it's being seen as a potential swing state.
Speaker 1: They're saying that this and other things like this are
Speaker 1: taking place right now as a way to sway votes
Speaker 1: and make mail in ballots happen right out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: North Carolina is gonna get like ten million mail in
Speaker 1: ballots all blue or some shit like that.
Speaker 2: What are your thoughts on this?
Speaker 3: Well, first off, we all know that the mail it's
Speaker 3: are a fucking joke.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: They are the most easily manipulated way of manipulating an election.
Speaker 3: Because all you need, bro, all you need is like,
Speaker 3: let's say you're you're because I think you have to
Speaker 3: do it with a pencil, right, it has to be.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's with a pencil or a pen.
Speaker 1: I I've never done a mail in ballot, to be
Speaker 1: honest with you.
Speaker 4: I can't remember now.
Speaker 3: But any either way, if if they're if let's say
Speaker 3: you you circle in Donald Trump to become president, right,
Speaker 3: if there is any other marking on that ballot, So
Speaker 3: let's say you went to all my pen's not working,
Speaker 3: let me let me scribble at the top to make
Speaker 3: sure this pen works, and then you fill it in.
Speaker 3: Your ballot doesn't count. It completely erases away the validity
Speaker 3: of the ballot because now it looks like it's been
Speaker 3: tampered with.
Speaker 4: And so what what.
Speaker 1: Like those little scantron tests in high school. If you had,
Speaker 1: if you've had to make a little marking or whatever,
Speaker 1: you just knew you were getting that answer wrong.
Speaker 4: They still don't scantron test. That was some old school shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they've changed it because they learned the chapstick trick.
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 2: Oh you never learned that? Oh dude.
Speaker 1: There was a reason why I was I ced a
Speaker 1: couple of really important tests when I found out there
Speaker 1: were scantrons. So look when you looked at those old
Speaker 1: scantron sheets from back when we were in high school
Speaker 1: on the far left, all of those rectangles where the
Speaker 1: little scantron would leave a divot or whatever. Yo, you
Speaker 1: take you a strip, little chapstick, clear scentless chapstick, one
Speaker 1: swipe down that line and no marks can be made.
Speaker 1: You'll make one hundred percent a every fucking time.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 1: What Yeah, I never heard marked in every bubble. You
Speaker 1: you have to mark the bubble like otherwise it will
Speaker 1: be too obvious.
Speaker 3: But yeah, dude, wow, dude, And you know what, those
Speaker 3: scantron's I kind of just saw it as a way
Speaker 3: that the teachers just didn't have to grade shit.
Speaker 1: You know, one hundred percent, that's one hundred percent what
Speaker 1: it was. But I mean, I'll be honest. I see
Speaker 1: the teachers that have to come home in grade papers
Speaker 1: for like six hours because it was a big assignment.
Speaker 2: It was like the big final whatever, and it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, I get it.
Speaker 1: If there was a way to expedite that process, I
Speaker 1: would absolutely do it. However, doing multiple choice is not
Speaker 1: always the best way to show if the student has
Speaker 1: learned anything, because the answers are literally on the test,
Speaker 1: and through process of elimination and being a little clever,
Speaker 1: a kid who slept through most of the class can
Speaker 1: still probably get a high C or a low B.
Speaker 2: I'm just throwing it out. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And in most other countries they they don't do
Speaker 3: multiple choice. And so whenever you get like foreign exchange
Speaker 3: students to come over here, they see it there's multiple choice.
Speaker 3: They're like, so you're giving me the answer?
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, it's in German foreign exchange students we had
Speaker 1: that was their response to that shit multiple choice They
Speaker 1: thought was wild.
Speaker 2: They were used to like essay format.
Speaker 4: Right, which sucked.
Speaker 3: But anyway, and I mean, obviously, like being a teacher,
Speaker 3: you don't do it for the money, dude, you do
Speaker 3: it for the love of the game at that point,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: You do it for the benefits and the retirement whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's still some out there there doing it because they
Speaker 1: genuinely love their job, and God bless those people. But man,
Speaker 1: I know too many teachers that have no business being
Speaker 1: in that position.
Speaker 2: That's just me.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, dude.
Speaker 3: We used to have this teacher. It was actually h
Speaker 3: Glenn Dorsey's cousin Yo, Okay, and her name was Glenda Dorsey.
Speaker 3: Shut up, dude, she has She had no business being
Speaker 3: a teacher. I'm sorry, but that woman, like some people,
Speaker 3: just some people can't teach because they don't understand it themselves.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Those that can't do teach. It's a real thing, bro.
Speaker 1: And I mean that's mean to some I get it.
Speaker 1: But look, look, I look back at my educational career
Speaker 1: and there were some teachers that you could tell like
Speaker 1: this was their shit.
Speaker 2: They loved it, right.
Speaker 1: And there were some teachers that, looking back, really shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been aroun children like period. Really, they should have
Speaker 1: been in corporate America in a cubicle somewhere, being a
Speaker 1: customer service rep. They had no business being around young
Speaker 1: impressionable children with the amount of attitude they came to
Speaker 1: work with every fucking day.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's some people.
Speaker 1: There are certain people that are called for it, and
Speaker 1: certain people that just really need to go you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and and h dude, the good teachers don't get
Speaker 3: enough praise. I'll say that, like I've I've had a
Speaker 3: few really good teachers that I actually really look forward
Speaker 3: to every single class every day with these teachers, and
Speaker 3: like because they were so excited and taught so well
Speaker 3: in the way that they broke things down, they made it.
Speaker 3: They made it fun. And so whenever you make it fun,
Speaker 3: you make it interesting. If you make it interesting, well
Speaker 3: now I'm I'm I'm able to soak up the information
Speaker 3: at an easier pace.
Speaker 4: That's just science. But like, you know, so shout out, dude.
Speaker 3: And and what's funny enough is that my two favorite
Speaker 3: teachers were both called mister so anyway, shout out to
Speaker 3: both mister C's one in Pennsylvania, one in Louisiana. And actually,
Speaker 3: by the way, the second mister Sea wasn't even one
Speaker 3: of my high school teachers. I was going to go
Speaker 3: work on a site doing some cleanup work or some bullshit.
Speaker 3: But anyway, there was this guy and his name was
Speaker 3: mister C. He used to be a teacher, and dude,
Speaker 3: we had like a lot of downtime and shit, this
Speaker 3: fucking guy was teaching me a lot of things about
Speaker 3: the stock market and holds and puts and you know,
Speaker 3: buy and lows and buying highs and crypto market and
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. Like, some people are just
Speaker 3: fucking really good at teaching anyway. So that's my rent
Speaker 3: on good teachers.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, And yeah, I know they kind of went off
Speaker 1: on a tangent, but you know what, shout out to
Speaker 1: the teachers out there doing it right, and fuck you
Speaker 1: to the ones that aren't. You know, I think we
Speaker 1: can all agree on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So back to this storm, back to the floods, back
Speaker 1: to the devastation. All right, So we've kind of broken
Speaker 1: down the situation as it played out Hurricane hit. There's
Speaker 1: been massive floods because the water has literally nowhere to go.
Speaker 1: The towns have been wiped off the map. And this
Speaker 1: is in a very very critical strategic area where the
Speaker 1: Department of Defense has thrown ninety million, Ford Motor Company
Speaker 1: has thrown a hundred million apparently Tesla and BMW each
Speaker 1: individually had their own deals with this mining company for
Speaker 1: exclusive rights to the purest and best lithium on Earth.
Speaker 1: This would be the third largest site on Earth. All
Speaker 1: these things, all of these things, and we are talking
Speaker 1: about strip mining. There's no clean way to mine for lithium.
Speaker 1: Y'all hate to share, break everybody's little hearts and burst
Speaker 1: some bubbles. But this is the type of mining that
Speaker 1: in Africa they're doing, like they have slaves doing it
Speaker 1: with their bare hands and the worst conditions on Earth.
Speaker 2: They're going to try to do that, you know, more industrially.
Speaker 2: Of course they're not going to be using slaves. But
Speaker 2: in North Carolina.
Speaker 1: So there's a reason why so many people didn't want
Speaker 1: the beautiful Mountain Range to be strip mined.
Speaker 4: It's just sad, dude.
Speaker 3: And by the way, those people that are you know,
Speaker 3: slave mining and other countries do those fucking.
Speaker 4: People are working eighteen hours.
Speaker 1: We're talking about children, we're talking women, all of it,
Speaker 1: and like by they're not getting fed. There's no working
Speaker 1: conditions that are being done for them, like they're it's toxic.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: The tools are using either they had to make them
Speaker 1: themselves or it literally is them scraping into the dirt
Speaker 1: with their bare hands to find something that they can
Speaker 1: give to the boss, to find something to eat tonight.
Speaker 2: Like it's it's that, it's literally that.
Speaker 3: I just I don't understand how there is still like
Speaker 3: slavery of any kind. But it's like even that kind
Speaker 3: of slavery, you know what I'm saying, Like, how is
Speaker 3: that even a fucking thing anymore?
Speaker 7: Dude?
Speaker 1: People think that I'm crazy when I say that open
Speaker 1: air slave markets are still going on in Africa. Have
Speaker 1: you ever heard of the country of Mauritania. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that legitimately like a proud slave owner with his few
Speaker 1: slaves on his land in Mauritania, and like that's a.
Speaker 2: Very normal thing.
Speaker 1: It's like Annabellum America. In Africa currently they've never stopped it.
Speaker 1: They only have done it, and it's an Islamic nation.
Speaker 1: And people look at me like I'm crazy for this.
Speaker 1: It's like, no, dude, that's that's not look it up,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So to say that sex
Speaker 1: slavery is going on under the radar, mining slavery, human
Speaker 1: extortion in any way, shape and for dude, it's horrible,
Speaker 1: but it is absolutely real.
Speaker 3: And I get the idea of you want to have
Speaker 3: a butler, okay, you want to have a nanny, okay, but.
Speaker 1: My personal assistant, a man servant, a housekeeper.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: But dude, slavery, fuck, that's got to be That's got
Speaker 3: to be the worst life I could even imagine.
Speaker 2: It can be depending on the slave owner.
Speaker 1: Right, there's all kinds of examples in history of slave
Speaker 1: owners treating their slaves very well, and there's other examples
Speaker 1: where they were absolute property and their slave owner treated.
Speaker 2: Them as animals and like it's but that's the thing.
Speaker 1: Every culture and society has had a version of that
Speaker 1: throughout the course of human history. I'm not saying that
Speaker 1: makes it okay. I'm saying like, there are billions and
Speaker 1: trillions of people that were literally born and died under
Speaker 1: the yoke of slavery, and everybody thinks that that's an
Speaker 1: American evil.
Speaker 2: It's like, m the no, no.
Speaker 1: Literally, the oldest records we have of humankind had slavery
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 3: Right, well, and you see that, you know, there are
Speaker 3: people that are like this country was built on the
Speaker 3: backs of slaves.
Speaker 4: It's like, find me one that wasn't.
Speaker 2: Right, Find one that wasn't.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sorry, y'all thought the big stones of stone
Speaker 1: hinge that was moved there by fairly paid workers.
Speaker 2: I forgot. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Druids didn't know anything about slavery either, My bad. No, everyone, y'all,
Speaker 1: everyone has done it.
Speaker 3: Even the Pyramids were probably built by alien slaves.
Speaker 1: Wow on the source, either the aliens or the slave
Speaker 1: masters and the humans were the slaves or Oh, speaking
Speaker 1: of did you know that the master bedroom is no
Speaker 1: longer called that in the real estate world.
Speaker 4: Oh it's racist, Yeah, that is it is.
Speaker 2: Now the Is it the primary bedroom.
Speaker 4: Shit like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they can't call it the master bedroom or the
Speaker 3: master's chambers or some shit like that anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be honest. I actually kind of never thought
Speaker 1: of that as a racist thing. I took that as
Speaker 1: an English thing, like a British thing. Oh, Master Carlton
Speaker 1: has made a home for the evening, like that kind
Speaker 1: of thing, the masta of the home.
Speaker 2: I never took it as a fucking racial epithet.
Speaker 3: I never, I honestly never looked at it as like
Speaker 3: calling the person the master. I just thought that that's
Speaker 3: like it was the master bedroom. It's the biggest one.
Speaker 3: So oh, I guess it would be reserved for the Master. Okay,
Speaker 3: I guess that makes sense.
Speaker 1: Like Jeffrey Off, a fresh fresh prince called everybody masta
Speaker 1: so and so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kind of took it to mean something British.
Speaker 4: I like lolled, Yeah, my lady.
Speaker 1: Oh, the Master's home for the evening. Like it's it's
Speaker 1: not like Harry Potter shit, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I never one time thought of that is a racial thing,
Speaker 1: but I guess, and I mean that's fair. I've never
Speaker 1: looked at it through through that lens, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. I've never had that hit me a certain
Speaker 1: way in my life. So maybe I just don't know.
Speaker 1: And that's fine. I will absolutely, you know, claim ignorance.
Speaker 3: And when we talk about, in my opinion, why we
Speaker 3: shouldn't be trusting history, it's because of shit like that,
Speaker 3: where titles and certain things will change along with the
Speaker 3: times because you know, well that was seen as racist
Speaker 3: or this was that, and it's like, you know, they're
Speaker 3: tearing down statues of people who own slaves and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. Okay, I mean I get that maybe you're
Speaker 3: upset that certain people had slaves, but that was a
Speaker 3: common thing back then. It doesn't make it right. It's
Speaker 3: just that's part of history. That was history. That's what happened.
Speaker 3: You can't just erase it by tearing down statues, or
Speaker 3: you can't just erase it by changing the name of
Speaker 3: a fucking bedroom in a house. It's like, so this
Speaker 3: is what I'm talking about. It's like all of history
Speaker 3: has been call it whitewashed, call it, you know, just
Speaker 3: rewritten in order to fit with the current times. And
Speaker 3: so it's not always that the exact thing was changed historically,
Speaker 3: it's just the perspective of the exact thing was changed historically,
Speaker 3: which evidently, like it alters history one way or another,
Speaker 3: even if it's the tiniest minute of a percentage of
Speaker 3: the story being changed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, taking a step further, look at Mansa Musa. We've
Speaker 1: talked about this guy before, arguably the richest man to
Speaker 1: ever walk the face of the earth. When he went
Speaker 1: on his pilgrimage to Mecca, he gave away so much
Speaker 1: gold that bankrupt the entirety of Egypt. Right, there's a
Speaker 1: famous thing that has happened. Okay, okay, First of all,
Speaker 1: he was black, he was from Molli and how did
Speaker 1: he acquire so much riches? That would be from his
Speaker 1: gold and salt mines. Who do you think was mining
Speaker 1: the gold in the salt for this rich, rich king?
Speaker 1: That would be slaves? Right absolutely, it's been done that
Speaker 1: way for forever, or Julius Caesu or Hannibal Barker as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, very famous, arguably the best general
Speaker 1: to ever walk to face the earth, African general, he
Speaker 1: had slaves in his ranks. This is the facts of
Speaker 1: it right. Well, in I think history gets portrayed a
Speaker 1: certain way. We hear about Mansa Musa doing these great things,
Speaker 1: we hear about Hannibal Barker doing these crazy things, like no.
Speaker 2: One ever looks at the downside of them.
Speaker 1: No one ever looks at the entire scope of it,
Speaker 1: because that would take away from what the new image
Speaker 1: that they're trying to put out there is.
Speaker 3: Well, and also think about it like this, I mean,
Speaker 3: so they're changing the language or the literature based upon
Speaker 3: certain descriptions of certain things, right like so you're gonna
Speaker 3: change master bedroom to primary bedroom or whatever. Well, if
Speaker 3: you think about it, language has always changed the course
Speaker 3: of history. It's always changed how we look back at history,
Speaker 3: you know, it was the Bible was written in fucking
Speaker 3: Aramaic or Hebrew or something like. It was written in
Speaker 3: a bunch of different languages, and then it converted to
Speaker 3: and then it converted to this, then it converted to that,
Speaker 3: and before long, so much is lost just through the
Speaker 3: conversion of language. And honestly, I think that that is
Speaker 3: a big scam in the first place. Anyway, Why are
Speaker 3: we Why does language got to change so many damn times?
Speaker 3: And I get it that you're gonna have certain colonies
Speaker 3: saying this, certain colonies saying that, But.
Speaker 1: I think you know, only one group can say that
Speaker 1: their language hasn't changed in three thousand years.
Speaker 2: Dude, that would be the Jews.
Speaker 1: It's pretty crazy, but they're the only group that can
Speaker 1: boast such a claim.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I agree.
Speaker 1: No, British English is compared to American English, two completely
Speaker 1: different languages.
Speaker 2: We came from them.
Speaker 3: No, And I'm not disagreeing that the Hebrews or the
Speaker 3: Jews or whatever, the language hasn't changed. I'm not disagreeing
Speaker 3: with that. Even Aramaic as far as the uh what
Speaker 3: is it called the Kuranos or Krongos, right, But.
Speaker 1: Like Aramaic is the Jewish dialect. Oh, Sanskrit language. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that language hasn't changed very much either. That's why the
Speaker 1: Quran has to be read in Sanskrien. You feel like,
Speaker 1: learn the language to get the full meaning.
Speaker 3: It's a whole thing, the qurans in Sanskrit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean there's English translations, but like the
Speaker 1: prayers have to be done in the correct language.
Speaker 2: The call to prayer. There's no English call to prayer.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know why. I always thought it was Aramic.
Speaker 3: But anyway, the point is is that even though the
Speaker 3: original languages haven't changed, the conversion doesn't always work. So like,
Speaker 3: all right, so you you don't have to change the language,
Speaker 3: but unless you know that language, you're not gonna know
Speaker 3: what it means.
Speaker 2: Right right, So any want to learn Greek. That's why
Speaker 2: I want to learn Hebrew and Latin and all of that,
Speaker 2: But that takes time.
Speaker 4: Greek would be fun to learn, I think.
Speaker 1: So all right, all right, we've gone off on the
Speaker 1: tangent here on the things. Now back to this hurricane situation. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: this hurricane going up into the armpit of Florida as
Speaker 1: it does look, hurricanes have done that. Okay, fine, but
Speaker 1: the hard turn that it took. Not many hurricanes have
Speaker 1: taken that path throughout the course of human history, but there.
Speaker 2: Have been a few.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go ahead and share the screen talk about
Speaker 1: that at this time again. If you don't know, you
Speaker 1: need to check us out on patron Rock Fin to
Speaker 1: see this and join us for the Tuesday Night Lives. Anyway,
Speaker 1: right here we have the nineteen forty hurricane that was
Speaker 1: the one that she was talking about, the Florida Georgia
Speaker 1: hurricane that made that hard curve.
Speaker 2: It went over the.
Speaker 1: Panhandle of Florida, went into the Atlantic Ocean, then hard
Speaker 1: curve left and smacked Florida, the Georgia North Carolina area, right.
Speaker 2: Okay, then we go.
Speaker 1: To this example as actually, you know what PolitiFact because
Speaker 1: they this article says that they cannot control the hurricanes,
Speaker 1: they can't control the weather, and they literally shoot themselves
Speaker 1: in the foot as they are trying to say that
Speaker 1: this is impossible.
Speaker 2: So here we go.
Speaker 1: Hurricane Helene was not a product of weather modification.
Speaker 2: That's pants on fire. That is a lie.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now let's go ahead and just read what they
Speaker 1: have to say about it.
Speaker 3: Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida on September twenty sixth,
Speaker 3: killing at least forty people, leaving a four state swath
Speaker 3: of destruction. Before the hurricane's impact, a social media user
Speaker 3: said in a September twenty fifth post that it was
Speaker 3: human made, and in quotes it says, So today we're
Speaker 3: going to hit on this hurricane that's going up into
Speaker 3: Florida and maybe figure out who's causing it, the narrator
Speaker 3: said as an image of the storm's projected path appeared
Speaker 3: behind him. He cited a nineteen forty seven hurricane named
Speaker 3: King and said that it had the exact same path
Speaker 3: as Helene. Hurricane King was the subject of an experiment
Speaker 3: conducted by the US Air Force and General Electric Company
Speaker 3: called Project Cirrus Hurricane Helene weather Modification. The caption read
Speaker 3: this post was flagged as part of Meta's efforts to
Speaker 3: combat false news and misinformation on its news feed. There's
Speaker 3: no proof that Hurricane Helene was formed through weather modification.
Speaker 3: Bart Geert's professor at the University of Wyoming Department of
Speaker 3: Atmospheric Science, told PolitiFact that it's false. The noa A
Speaker 3: confirms that there are no weather modification activities that could
Speaker 3: have resulted in Hurricane Helene. Hurricanes form on their own
Speaker 3: given the right conditions, and that was the case with Helene.
Speaker 3: Monica Allen, director of public affairs for the National Oceanic
Speaker 3: and Atmospheric Administration Research Division.
Speaker 4: Holy shit, what a title.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, dude.
Speaker 1: At a certain point, they just become too much of
Speaker 1: a mouthful. That's why acronyms exist, I think yeah.
Speaker 3: Alan cited Project storm Fury, a NOAA project in the
Speaker 3: late night in the nineteen sixties that involved seating existing hurricanes.
Speaker 3: Attempted on four hurricanes, the project studied how seeding clouds
Speaker 3: with silver iodide could lead to a decrease in the
Speaker 3: hurricane's strongest wins. This project ended in nineteen eighty three
Speaker 3: because it had at best mixed results and there were
Speaker 3: concerns about unintended consequences. Alan said, since then, the NOAA
Speaker 3: has done no weather modification.
Speaker 1: Okay, so let's just make sure we are all on
Speaker 1: account here, so the government doesn't have programs that does
Speaker 1: wetter modification. However, they just cited two examples of times
Speaker 1: that it has happened for sure, Like, I'm I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: did I take something there that wasn't there. Jonathan helped
Speaker 1: me understand because they literally just said they.
Speaker 2: Don't do that.
Speaker 1: But we have the Hurricane King situation, Project Cirrus, and
Speaker 1: then we also have this other one that lasted for
Speaker 1: twenty years, but they don't do it.
Speaker 2: Did I miss something?
Speaker 3: Well, it's the same, the same, like uh kind of
Speaker 3: direction that the people of NASA say, Well, we could
Speaker 3: go to the Moon in a nanosecond, but we destroyed
Speaker 3: that technology. It's like, okay, either A, you fucking went
Speaker 3: and you actually destroyed it because you don't want anybody
Speaker 3: else going there or whatever, or B you never went
Speaker 3: and you never had the technology, or see the idea that.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: This is all convoluted in my mind, bro, Like there's
Speaker 3: there's so many manipulations all across the board. How do
Speaker 3: you trust anything. The point is is that they have
Speaker 3: all of the technology, they have all the information.
Speaker 4: They don't just dispose of that. Think about it.
Speaker 3: The government has to spend government tax money in order
Speaker 3: to fund these these these projects. Yeah, once they find
Speaker 3: out that there's even a percent of success, do you
Speaker 3: think that they're just gonna bucket that? No, dude, No,
Speaker 3: they're gonna build on top of it, they're gonna try
Speaker 3: and perfect it. If they saw a forty percent increase
Speaker 3: as far as decreasing the the the whatever, the strength
Speaker 3: of the hurricane, then they're gonna try and master.
Speaker 2: That, and then let's not forget it. Says right here.
Speaker 1: The post was flagged as a part of Meta's effort
Speaker 1: to combat false news and misinformation. Okay, so all this
Speaker 1: dude was talking about he cited a nineteen forty seven
Speaker 1: hurricane named King, the exact same path which again we
Speaker 1: are about to dive into Project Cirrus.
Speaker 2: So he was citing it an.
Speaker 1: Example of something that did literally this with government aid
Speaker 1: in the past, and Meta flagged it and pulled it
Speaker 1: down as misinformation.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about that, shall we. Nineteen forty seven Hurricane King.
Speaker 3: This is insane, dude, So we get into this article.
Speaker 3: It is by Earthmagazine dot org. It says benchmarks October thirteenth,
Speaker 3: nineteen forty seven, a disaster with Project Cirrus. Two days
Speaker 3: after clipping Cuba and Florida, a hurricane was drifting out
Speaker 3: into the Atlantic. All predictions had it remaining at sea
Speaker 3: without further landfall, making it the perfect test subject for
Speaker 3: the newly minted Project Cirrus, a US government back project
Speaker 3: bent on discovering a way to disable deadly hurricanes. The
Speaker 3: researchers planned to see the hurricanes cloud with clouds with
Speaker 3: dry ice, hoping that the ice would interact with the
Speaker 3: clouds and disrupt the cyclones internal structure, us weakening it. So,
Speaker 3: on October thirteenth, nineteen forty seven, a plane flew over
Speaker 3: the storm and dumped eighty kilograms of dry ice into
Speaker 3: the storm swirling clouds. What happened next was a worst
Speaker 3: case scenario. Instead of dissipating, the storm furiously swung nearly
Speaker 3: one hundred and thirty degrees to the west and smashed
Speaker 3: into Georgia, where it coust two million dollars worth of damage.
Speaker 3: Now that's two million dollars worth of nineteen forty seven money,
Speaker 3: So it's all right.
Speaker 1: Right, right, we're talking like, actually, no, I don't know
Speaker 1: what the conversion is, and I can't move this to
Speaker 1: figure that out, but yeah, I would love to look
Speaker 1: that up in a minute.
Speaker 2: Two million.
Speaker 1: As of nineteen forty seven, the world had just gotten
Speaker 1: out of World War Two. We're like trying to rebuild
Speaker 1: and do some shit. Is roswell right, that shit was
Speaker 1: going down, just saying.
Speaker 3: All right, So I just did the math on that
Speaker 3: about how much two million dollars in nineteen forty seven
Speaker 3: converts to today's money. It converts two million converts to
Speaker 3: twenty eight point five million in today's money.
Speaker 2: Okay, se Yeah, that's some damage, dude, some.
Speaker 3: A little bit of damage. So anyhow, where was I?
Speaker 4: It says.
Speaker 3: Threats of lawsuits soon followed the Georgia residents blaming the
Speaker 3: government for the devastation. Project Cirrus was all but shut
Speaker 3: down before it truly began, and any research into weather
Speaker 3: manipulation was repudiated for decades. You don't hear that word
Speaker 3: too often, repudiator.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: The road to project series began with Vincent Schaefer and
Speaker 3: meteorologists for General Electric, who was trying to control an
Speaker 3: entirely different weather related phenomenon, airplane icing. Super cold droplets
Speaker 3: of water posed an enormous risk for planes. These droplets
Speaker 3: don't naturally freeze in clouds unless temperatures reach below minus
Speaker 3: forty degrees celsias. Before that point, they need something around
Speaker 3: which to freeze, like the metal of an aircraft. When
Speaker 3: super coold droplets hit an airplane's wing, they immediately solidify,
Speaker 3: covering the wings in a dangerous layer of ice. Nineteen
Speaker 3: forty six, Shaeffer discovered that adding an already frozen element
Speaker 3: to clouds, such as dry ice or silver iodide, could
Speaker 3: induce super cold water to solidify into ice crystals that
Speaker 3: would ping off metal, thus removing the thread of wing
Speaker 3: icing and nineteen. In November of nineteen forty six, Shaeffer
Speaker 3: dumped dry ice from an airplane into cloud cover and
Speaker 3: proved his concept by starting a snowfall in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: It wasn't long until the experiments at General Electric garnered
Speaker 3: attention from the government. Together with GE, the various branches
Speaker 3: of government and military form to coalition headed by GE
Speaker 3: scientists and Nobel laureate Irving Langmuir. Mr Langmer sure called
Speaker 3: Project Cirrus, which was to investigate the possibilities of cloud seeding,
Speaker 3: an early form of geoengineering, for a host of potential
Speaker 3: uses like producing rain in arid regions. But the planes
Speaker 3: didn't stop simply making rain. Project Series quickly set its
Speaker 3: sights on a bigger obstacle, weakening the destructive force of
Speaker 3: a hurricane. If an injection of dry ice could disrupt
Speaker 3: the structure of the storm. The project scientist reasoned, then
Speaker 3: perhaps the hurricane would dissipate, And then, in quotes, it
Speaker 3: says right after World War Two, science could do anything,
Speaker 3: says will Or Hugh Willoughby, an atmospheric scientist at Florida
Speaker 3: International University in Miami. No one had thought, though, what
Speaker 3: would happen if you seeded a hurricane. They didn't know
Speaker 3: about the cloud structure in a hurricane.
Speaker 4: It was just kind of.
Speaker 3: Let's do it, so they did it. Project Series scientists
Speaker 3: dropped eighty kilograms of dry ice from a B seventeen
Speaker 3: bomber into the into the clouds at the western edge
Speaker 3: of the October thirteenth hurricane, which was supposed to be
Speaker 3: heading harmlessly out to sea. Scientists aboard another B seventeen
Speaker 3: took photographs to measure any change the dry ice might
Speaker 3: cause in the clouds. Though the images did show some
Speaker 3: distortion in the cloud structure, the result of the experiment
Speaker 3: were less than conclusive about the potency of cloud seating
Speaker 3: in this case. What was conclusive, however, was that the
Speaker 3: storm had taken a sudden westward turn and made landfall
Speaker 3: just outside of Savannah, Georgia. To the average person, it
Speaker 3: looked like Project Cirrus was to blame. Time magazine reported
Speaker 3: in Savannah last week southern blood bubbled toward the boiling point.
Speaker 3: A Miami weatherman had hinted that last month's to disastrous
Speaker 3: hurricane might not have been an act of God but
Speaker 3: a low Yankee trick. I love shit talking back in the.
Speaker 2: Day, yep, so I love it, says.
Speaker 3: Fearing lawsuits, GE pulled its support from the project, but
Speaker 3: before any legal actions could be carried out, other meteorologists
Speaker 3: pointed out that previous hurricanes had taken nearly identical paths.
Speaker 3: Later investigations that showed that the storm had begun its
Speaker 3: westward turn before the cloud seating took place fully cleared
Speaker 3: Project serious of any liability. In fact, recent studies on
Speaker 3: the course. In fact, recent studies on the amount of
Speaker 3: power unleashed by a hurricane make the attempt to modify
Speaker 3: one with only eighty kilograms of dry ice appear laughable.
Speaker 3: Bob Sheets, former director of National Hurricane Center in Miami,
Speaker 3: wrote in his book Hurricane Watch, that the heat that
Speaker 3: the heat energy a hurricane releases each day can be
Speaker 3: compared to the energy released by a four hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty megaton hydrogen bomb. However, such research is only a
Speaker 3: few years old, so it could not be used in
Speaker 3: defense of the failed attempt by Project Cirrus. The hurricane
Speaker 3: made landfall in the United States almost certainly not because
Speaker 3: of seating, Willoughby says, but Project Sirrus poisoned the well
Speaker 3: of cloud seating hurricanes forever. But Project Series did not
Speaker 3: entirely stop the government's interest in weather modification. In nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty two, various branches of the government, including the Navy
Speaker 3: and National Weather Bureau, commissioned Project Storm Fury, or Cius' descendant,
Speaker 3: and began a new wave of hurricane cloud seating produce.
Speaker 3: All seating with Storm Fury was carried out only if
Speaker 3: a storm met a long list of criteria, including a
Speaker 3: list of ten percent chance of hitting land within a
Speaker 3: day of seating, even if the storm made a sudden
Speaker 3: turn like the October thirteenth hurricane. The project lasted more
Speaker 3: than twenty years, but Stormfury never managed to dismantle a hurricane,
Speaker 3: and then in nineteen eighty three, Storm Fury was canceled,
Speaker 3: and the government has not attempted to disrupt a hurricane
Speaker 3: with cloud seating since then.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, so you know with that in mind, real quick,
Speaker 1: let's make sure we're all on the same page.
Speaker 2: With what was just said.
Speaker 1: Once upon a gap, the American the ge General Electric,
Speaker 1: along with military assets, decided to dump eighty kilograms or
Speaker 1: it was eighty ton er eighty kilograms kilograms. Okay, eighty
Speaker 1: kilograms of dry ice into a storm. Now, yes, that
Speaker 1: seems like a drop in a bucket. Fine, it didn't
Speaker 1: dissipate the storm as was thought would happen, but it
Speaker 1: did immediately take a hard left turn to which they
Speaker 1: have never been held liable and the government even mandated
Speaker 1: that they could never be held liable for that because
Speaker 1: you know who hurricanes.
Speaker 2: Is be doing wild shit, all right, I want that
Speaker 2: to be understood.
Speaker 1: That'd be like me going into a government building and
Speaker 1: pushing a button and hearing a big boom and then
Speaker 1: being like, well, I didn't do that, Like I didn't
Speaker 1: do You can't prove that, like I have no idea
Speaker 1: what computer says and what's controlling that.
Speaker 2: I wasn't me, Like, bro, what, well, now.
Speaker 3: What they're doing or now what they probably do is
Speaker 3: they just continue to seed said clouds and manipulate said
Speaker 3: hurricanes without telling you that they're doing it that way,
Speaker 3: they won't be on the hook for it.
Speaker 1: Well, right, but that was the first attempt, right, that
Speaker 1: was project serious, and that was a one time shot
Speaker 1: where they attempted to do something and it went so
Speaker 1: drastically wrong that they said, we are never touching that
Speaker 1: shit again, Bobby Bibi bop. Then comes the nineteen sixties
Speaker 1: in the US government, of course, it's Cold War, trying
Speaker 1: to do anything. We can't stop the comedies, right, and
Speaker 1: in Central America, Cuba specifically getting smacked with hurricanes, it
Speaker 1: would make sense that America would launch a certain operation
Speaker 1: to try to fuck up Cuba if and when Russia
Speaker 1: ever put missiles on that island.
Speaker 2: Right, Why who can control the weather? Oh shit, your
Speaker 2: whole nuclear.
Speaker 1: Base got smacked with a hurricane, and y'all are just
Speaker 1: down for good.
Speaker 2: Who could ever control something like that? That was God's retribution?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that that this shit has really been
Speaker 3: going on for a long time, and it's been mastered,
Speaker 3: and I think that the people that have have become
Speaker 3: so greedy that they don't care about the lives that
Speaker 3: are being taken as long as they can, you know,
Speaker 3: make their their their stockholders happy and make their company richer.
Speaker 3: They're not looking at lives like that, dude they're seeing
Speaker 3: They almost they almost do it out of almost like
Speaker 3: a revenge, revengeful thing, because they you know, as we
Speaker 3: as we looked at earlier. You know, these Black Rock
Speaker 3: and whatever other kind of companies that are invested into
Speaker 3: these kind of projects, they went up to the people
Speaker 3: that were actually living there. They went up to them
Speaker 3: and said, hey, we want to buy your land. But
Speaker 3: the people there, they said, no, we're not willing to
Speaker 3: sell it. Very similar to those over in Hawaii whenever
Speaker 3: that time came, you know, because it was perfect beachfront property,
Speaker 3: but nobody wanted to release there. They nobody wanted to
Speaker 3: sell their property because for one, it's fucking Hawaii. It's awesome,
Speaker 3: and you know, there's a lot of heritage there. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, you can't put a price on tradition, You
Speaker 3: can't put a price on family heritage. And so it
Speaker 3: didn't matter if you offered a million or a five
Speaker 3: million above what the what the land and the house
Speaker 3: is actually worth. You can't put a price on that.
Speaker 3: And so you know, it's like, you know, what, what
Speaker 3: are you gonna do? Well, we're gonna send it hurricane
Speaker 3: your west.
Speaker 1: The same way that you see forest fires across the
Speaker 1: west coast right this massive tracts of farmland and all
Speaker 1: this stuff that that farmer just won't sell. Next thing,
Speaker 1: you know, a crazy forest fire happens and he's forced
Speaker 1: to because what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: Now? It's bro It happens all over. So to say that.
Speaker 1: A hurricane or a flood couldn't be used in this
Speaker 1: exact manner, I think is laughable. I think it absolutely
Speaker 1: can and in all probability has been used in this manner.
Speaker 1: So they brought up Project Storm Fury, and we're not
Speaker 1: gonna read the entire thing. It's it's a very very
Speaker 1: comprehensive breakdown. It is Wikipedia. But take that for what
Speaker 1: it is, Project Storm Fury. Let's just go over. We
Speaker 1: already know that it's about doing things into hurricanes and seeding. Okay,
Speaker 1: so let's just kind of cut to the chase of
Speaker 1: what was so different about it.
Speaker 2: Here's the hypothesis.
Speaker 3: Cloud seeding was first attempted by Vincent Schaefer and Irving
Speaker 3: Langmer after witnessing the artificial creation of ice crystals, Langmer
Speaker 3: became an enthusiastic proponent of weather modification. Schaefer found that
Speaker 3: when he dumped crushed ice into a cloud, precipitation in
Speaker 3: the form of snow resulted. With regards to hurricanes, it
Speaker 3: was hypothesized that by seating the area around the eyewall
Speaker 3: with silver iodide, latent heat would be released. This would
Speaker 3: promote the formation of a new eyewall, and this new
Speaker 3: eyewall was larger than the old eyewall. The winds of
Speaker 3: the tropical cyclone would be weaker due to a reduced
Speaker 3: pressure gradient. Even a small reduction in the speed of
Speaker 3: a hurricane's winds would be beneficial. Since the damaging potential
Speaker 3: of a hurricane increased as the square of the of
Speaker 3: the wind as the square of the wind speed, a
Speaker 3: slight lowering of the wind speed would have a large
Speaker 3: reduction in destructiveness. Ue to Langmer's efforts and the research
Speaker 3: of Schaeffer at General or Electric, the concept of using
Speaker 3: cloud seeding to weaken hurricanes gathered momentum. Indeed, Schaeffer had
Speaker 3: caused a major snowstorm on a major snow storm on
Speaker 3: December twentieth nineteen forty six by seating a cloud. This
Speaker 3: caused Ge to drop out for legal reasons. Schaefer and
Speaker 3: Langmer assisted the US military as advisors for Project Cirrus,
Speaker 3: the first large study of cloud physics and weather modification.
Speaker 3: Its most important goal was to try to weaken hurricanes.
Speaker 1: It says, all right, so we already talked a little
Speaker 1: bit more about the Project Cyrus.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk a little bit about Project Baton
Speaker 2: real quick.
Speaker 3: The objective of Project Baton was the analysis of the
Speaker 3: hit of the life history of thunderstorms. A Department of
Speaker 3: Defense research activities supported by Advanced Research Project Agency, Project
Speaker 3: Baton sought to expand understanding of storm physics as an
Speaker 3: aid to weather forecasting, fire prevention, and possibly for artificially
Speaker 3: controlling the weather. Doctor helmet, what a name?
Speaker 4: Helmet?
Speaker 2: Helmet?
Speaker 1: Wykeman, I'm sorry, bon Feurer. Uh, you know, just throwing
Speaker 1: it out, like I wonder where that guy came from.
Speaker 1: We're talking about these years possible project pay per clip connection.
Speaker 3: Throwing it out, Which is funny because before I so,
Speaker 3: I got my dog from my sister her her dog
Speaker 3: had puppies, right, and so they all would just you know,
Speaker 3: the little puppies. They all gave like little funny names
Speaker 3: to them and shit. And so she named my dog
Speaker 3: Helmet because he was just as slow as they came, dude.
Speaker 4: And like every.
Speaker 3: Single time, you know, the other puppies would leap, leap up,
Speaker 3: they would leap off the couch and they would land
Speaker 3: on their feet. But every time he leaped off the couch,
Speaker 3: his head would just sink right to the ground and
Speaker 3: smash onto the floor. So they called him Helmet anyway,
Speaker 3: as you just made me think about that. But I
Speaker 3: call him fatty, yeah, even though he's not fat. I
Speaker 3: just always wanted a fatty. But anyway, he's not fat yet.
Speaker 3: I gotta beef him up a little bit. But anyway,
Speaker 3: it says doctor Helmet Weyckman as an employee of the
Speaker 3: US Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory, and doctor Paul
Speaker 3: McCready of Meteorology Research, Incorporated, were joint leaders of Project
Speaker 3: Baton team during the nineteen sixty two July through August
Speaker 3: storm season in Flagstaff, Arizona. The scientists selected guinea pig
Speaker 3: storms and seated them with chemicals. Effects were thoroughly analyzed
Speaker 3: from the ground and from the air. With time lapse
Speaker 3: motion picture cameras, stereo still cameras, storm radar, lightning detectors,
Speaker 3: and airborne heat sensors. Among the agents inserted the inserted
Speaker 3: in selected clouds were condensation nuclei, which temporarily increased the
Speaker 3: number of water droplets in the cloud, and pulverized dry ice,
Speaker 3: which turns a portion of the cloud to fine snow
Speaker 3: crystals that remain aloft. The utilization of these agents facilitated
Speaker 3: study of a storm's characteristics.
Speaker 1: All right, so they already tried twice now using some
Speaker 1: sort of an agent to control, dissipate, or do something
Speaker 1: to these storms.
Speaker 2: Then they got into Project Storm Fury.
Speaker 3: Robert Simpson became its first director, serving in this capacity
Speaker 3: until nineteen sixty five. There were several guidelines used in
Speaker 3: selecting which storms to seed. The hurricanes had to have
Speaker 3: at least or had wait. The hurricane had to have
Speaker 3: a less than ten percent chance of approaching inhabited land
Speaker 3: within the day. It had to be within the range
Speaker 3: of seeding aircraft, and it had to be fairly a
Speaker 3: fairly intense storm with wealth with a well formed eye.
Speaker 3: The primary effect of these criteria was to make possible
Speaker 3: seating targets extremely rare no suitable suit storms formed in
Speaker 3: the nineteen sixty two season. Next year, Storm Fury began
Speaker 3: by conducting experiments on cumulus clouds. From August seventeenth to
Speaker 3: the twentieth of that year, experiments were conducted in eleven clouds,
Speaker 3: of which six were seated in fire were controls. In
Speaker 3: five of the six seated clouds. Clouds changes consistent with
Speaker 3: the working hypothesis were observed on August twenty third, nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty three Hurricane Belue or Bulah Bulu, Beulah Blah okay, anyway,
Speaker 3: they come up with funny names, but it was the
Speaker 3: sight of the next seating attempt. It had an indistinct eyewall.
Speaker 3: In addition, mistakes were made as the seatings of silver
Speaker 3: iodide were dropped in the wrong places. As a consequence,
Speaker 3: nothing happened. The next day another attempt is made was
Speaker 3: made and the seedars hit their targets. The eyewall was
Speaker 3: observed to fall apart and be replaced by another eyewall
Speaker 3: with a large radius. The sustained winds also fell by
Speaker 3: twenty percent. All in all, the results of the experiments
Speaker 3: on Beluah Bulah whatever the fuck the name of the
Speaker 3: hurricane was, were encouraging but in inclusive in the six years.
Speaker 3: In the six years after Belua, no seatings were conducted
Speaker 3: for several different reasons. In nineteen sixty four, measurement and
Speaker 3: observation equipment was not ready.
Speaker 4: To be used.
Speaker 3: The year after that, all flights were used for additional
Speaker 3: experimentation in non hurricane clouds. Then you got your girl,
Speaker 3: joe Ane Simpson. She became its director beginning in nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty five. While at sea in August of the nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty five Atlantic hurricane season, Storm Fury, meteorologists decided that
Speaker 3: Hurricane Betsy was a good candidate for seating. However, the
Speaker 3: storm immediately swung towards land, and on September first, the
Speaker 3: plan flights were canceled. For some reason, the press was
Speaker 3: not notified that there were no seatings, and several newspapers
Speaker 3: reported that it had begun. As Betsy passed close to
Speaker 3: the Bahamas and smashed into southern Florida. The public and
Speaker 3: Congress thought that the seating was underway and blame Stormfury.
Speaker 3: It took two months for Stern Fury officials to convince
Speaker 3: Congress that Betsy was not seated, and the project was
Speaker 3: allowed to continue. A second candidate, Hurricane Alanno, stayed too
Speaker 3: far out to sea.
Speaker 1: And okay, so hold on Betsy was an example of
Speaker 1: one that probably they sent into America and then claimed
Speaker 1: that it wasn't them and got off scott free.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest about that.
Speaker 1: They had the flights planned, they had the entire storm
Speaker 1: planned ready, they knew where to drop these things they had,
Speaker 1: They've already done it in a couple of times. Last minute,
Speaker 1: they decided not to do it right before this storm
Speaker 1: hit America. You mean that would be the time to
Speaker 1: do it, you know, to dissipate the storm before it
Speaker 1: hits America. Oh, but no one notified the press. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. That sounds highly suspect to me personally.
Speaker 3: After Betsy, two other hurricanes came close to being seated.
Speaker 3: Hurricane Faith was considered a likely candidate, but it stayed
Speaker 3: out of the range of the seating planes. That same year,
Speaker 3: reconf floes were conducted into Hurricane Inez, but there were
Speaker 3: no seatings. Both the nineteen sixty seven and sixty eight
Speaker 3: seasons were inactive because of that, there were no suitable
Speaker 3: seatings targets in either of those two seasons, and then
Speaker 3: you have doctor r Cecil Gentry became the director of
Speaker 3: Storm Fury in nineteen sixty eight. There were no more
Speaker 3: seatings until nineteen sixty nine. In the interim, equipment was improved.
Speaker 3: What was once the primitive method of hand dumping dry
Speaker 3: ice was replaced with rocket canisters loaded with silver iodide
Speaker 3: and then gun like devices mounted on the wings of
Speaker 3: the airplanes that fired silver iodide into the clouds. Observation
Speaker 3: equipment was improved. Additional reconnaissance data was utilized to modify
Speaker 3: the working hypothesis. The new theory took cumulus towers outside
Speaker 3: the eyewall into account. According to the revised theory, by
Speaker 3: seating the towers, latent heat would be released. This would
Speaker 3: trigger the start of the new convey which would then
Speaker 3: cause a new eyewall. Since the new eyewall was outside
Speaker 3: the original one, the first eyewall would be choked of
Speaker 3: energy and fall apart. In addition, since the new eyewall
Speaker 3: was broader than the old one, the winds would be
Speaker 3: lower due to a less sharp pressure difference.
Speaker 2: Then so they had in that time created bombs and
Speaker 2: guns on the.
Speaker 1: Wings of planes to shoot storm changing materials into live hurricanes.
Speaker 1: We just in fact acknowledged that to be a true statement.
Speaker 1: What yeah, dude, that is insane to me, dude.
Speaker 3: Hurricane Debbie in nineteen sixty nine provided the best opportunity
Speaker 3: to test the underpinnings of Project Storm Fury. In many ways,
Speaker 3: it was the perfect storm for seating. It did not
Speaker 3: threaten any land, it passed within the range of seating aircraft,
Speaker 3: and was intense with a distinct eye. On August eighteenth
Speaker 3: and again on August twentieth, thirteen, planes flew out to
Speaker 3: the storm to monitor and set it. On the first day,
Speaker 3: wind speeds fell by thirty one percent. On the second day,
Speaker 3: wind speeds fell by eighteen percent. Both changes were consistent
Speaker 3: with storms for Storm Fury's working hypothesis. Indeed, the results
Speaker 3: were so encouraging that a greatly expanded research program was planned.
Speaker 3: Among other conclusions was the need for frequent seating at
Speaker 3: close to hourly intervals. Then in nineteen seventy and nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy one seasons provided no suitable seating candidates. Despite this,
Speaker 3: flights were conducted into Hurricane Ginger. Ginger was not a
Speaker 3: suitable storm for seating due to its diffuse indistinct nature
Speaker 3: that the seating had no effect. Ginger was the last
Speaker 3: seating done by Project sterm Fury.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I mean, do you want to get into
Speaker 1: the rest of it is to the failure of the
Speaker 1: hypothesis and why they shut it down?
Speaker 3: No, I mean it just goes to show that I
Speaker 3: don't believe that they ever shut down these projects. I
Speaker 3: think that they are worked on without public knowledge, because
Speaker 3: why wouldn't they be.
Speaker 1: I'm the first time it took a hard left and
Speaker 1: they just shot it into America and fucked up a
Speaker 1: lot of people.
Speaker 2: I could see that.
Speaker 1: As being an oopsie daisy, okay, a little bit of
Speaker 1: a Mulligan's and the government got them off scott free
Speaker 1: of it, all good things. But they learned enough from
Speaker 1: that and then watching things from the years coming up
Speaker 1: to it, that they had now tested and proven the
Speaker 1: working hypothetical situation of like, hey, bro, we can actually
Speaker 1: take these hurricanes down a couple of notches and we
Speaker 1: know how to turn them.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna throw that out. This is the information
Speaker 2: that they know.
Speaker 1: They felt so confident in this that they even built
Speaker 1: specific bombs and specific guns to be mounted and dropped
Speaker 1: out of aircraft to do this bidding. This was in
Speaker 1: the sixties and seventies, everybody, This is back when they
Speaker 1: were talking over, well, we can't clone humans, even though
Speaker 1: they just clone a sheep. Like that's this day and age,
Speaker 1: and now we're going to talk about today twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four and all of the crazy technology that they have
Speaker 1: going on. And you're telling me that America has the
Speaker 1: best source of grade A lithium now ever for sure
Speaker 1: on Earth. We are going to reopen this and all
Speaker 1: the local inhabitants do not want to sell their land,
Speaker 1: and there's some way that an eminent domain type situation
Speaker 1: can happen. We're like, yeah, we'll have to pay them out,
Speaker 1: but like that's fine. We'll have the mineral rights, in
Speaker 1: the mining rights, and that's all that we need. So
Speaker 1: what's a hurricane a couple of dry ice bombsy'all?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, we talk about history, how it's written
Speaker 3: by the victors, but it doesn't. It always seem that
Speaker 3: the good the good guys always get everything they want.
Speaker 3: The good guys always win. Yeah, Team America or Team
Speaker 3: this or Team that. It's like, for some reason, the
Speaker 3: corporation that is America. Don't doubt it. It is what
Speaker 3: it is. They always win and they always will win
Speaker 3: because they do everything they can in order to keep
Speaker 3: on gaining more power. And if you can choke hold
Speaker 3: a couple of towns by sending a fucking hurricane from
Speaker 3: people that don't want to, you know, release the grips
Speaker 3: on where they grew up and where their family grew
Speaker 3: up and you know, generations of people that grew up there,
Speaker 3: especially with how beautiful it was and still is. I'm
Speaker 3: not I mean there's destruction. It doesn't take away from
Speaker 3: its absolute beauty and stuff like that, of course, but
Speaker 3: like if you can take away that in order to
Speaker 3: make almost a trillion dollar like put yourself into it
Speaker 3: almost trillion dollar industry, which is you know, mining materials
Speaker 3: and whatnot, especially with the advancing of electric cars. And
Speaker 3: and by the way, it's not just electric cars that
Speaker 3: all these minerals are being put into, and all the
Speaker 3: chips and everything it goes into your phone, goes into
Speaker 3: almost anything electronic.
Speaker 1: This vape, this vape has a lithium ion battery. And
Speaker 1: as a matter of fact, I just watched a guy
Speaker 1: he broke down a bunch of old vapes and he
Speaker 1: built them into power banks and like power blocks, these
Speaker 1: things are putting out insane voltage. He like parallels sorted
Speaker 1: them together. It's a whole rig he did. It's impressive.
Speaker 1: But like, yeah, lithium ion everything from the from the
Speaker 1: Tesla truck to the vape in your pocket right now,
Speaker 1: that's what's going into this. Remember how we said that
Speaker 1: Afghanistan had like three trillion dollars of untapped mineral reserves.
Speaker 1: A lot of that was lithium, and we have more
Speaker 1: of it and it's better. Okay, Now let's talk about
Speaker 1: the amount of money that is going to be made
Speaker 1: off of this deal. And as we look back to
Speaker 1: the project series, that was General Electric, That was GE,
Speaker 1: a fortune five hundred company, not top one percenter, the
Speaker 1: tippity tip of the business world. Right, that was that
Speaker 1: company teaming up with the Department of Defense to fuck
Speaker 1: around with hurricanes. Now we talk about right now and
Speaker 1: all the list of names we already talked about who
Speaker 1: have us a vested interest in that lithium mine, including
Speaker 1: the Department of Defense, but multiple top one hundred companies
Speaker 1: out there, you don't think that they could afford to send.
Speaker 2: A plane with a couple of bombs and a couple.
Speaker 1: Of cannons to just make sure that hurricane took a
Speaker 1: certain path and made sure it stayed on the east
Speaker 1: side of those mountains in an area where there was
Speaker 1: no way for that water to drain and it would
Speaker 1: just be horrible. And to make sure that it was
Speaker 1: a certain size when it made landfall, just to make
Speaker 1: sure that it would be the correct size when it
Speaker 1: got there.
Speaker 2: Y'all think that's crazy. You know.
Speaker 3: I know that there's a debate on whether Elon Musk
Speaker 3: is team Humanity or team Globalists, and there's.
Speaker 4: This you can make a strong case, to be honest.
Speaker 3: Either way, and especially in this case, whenever it talks
Speaker 3: about how Elon is definitely going to be reaping some
Speaker 3: of the benefits from these minerals that are that are
Speaker 3: coming from you know, these mountain and these minds and whatnot,
Speaker 3: and it just it makes you really wonder, Like anybody
Speaker 3: can wear a mask, anybody can pretend that they're a
Speaker 3: Republican or Democrat or in between or something like that.
Speaker 3: It's not what they say, it's what they do that
Speaker 3: you need to watch. And this is something why I'm
Speaker 3: I'm always questioning whether Elon's a good guy or not. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he might be, you know, Team Humanity right now, he
Speaker 3: might be one that's that's sticking up for free speech,
Speaker 3: even though quietly he is still monitoring said speech on Twitter.
Speaker 3: Nobody wants to talk about that. It's not that anything
Speaker 3: can be said. And I get it, you don't want
Speaker 3: to be able to have like fucking porn and shit
Speaker 3: on Twitter and stuff like that. But there are certain
Speaker 3: people who are having their post taken down that have
Speaker 3: nothing to do with any of that kind of negativity
Speaker 3: in that kind of way. It's just political questioning, conspiratorial
Speaker 3: kind of things like that. And so you know, it's
Speaker 3: you gotta follow the money, and we talk about this
Speaker 3: all the time. The money will lead you to the truth.
Speaker 3: And if the money is being invested in by somebody who.
Speaker 4: You think is Team Humanity.
Speaker 3: And all of those people just got taken away from
Speaker 3: their homes from a fucking storm that probably most likely
Speaker 3: should not have happened in a in a natural way.
Speaker 3: I don't know, it just makes you. It raises a
Speaker 3: couple of eyebrows. And I've been questioning Elon ever since
Speaker 3: his fucking ever since his his what was his nanny
Speaker 3: or some shit came out and said that kind of shit.
Speaker 3: And I know that she went to an extravagant length
Speaker 3: as far as calling him possibly the Antichrist or whatever.
Speaker 4: I'm not going there, but it's like.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind though, as a businessman, I also understand
Speaker 1: why he would want the lithium and his batteries to
Speaker 1: be sourced from America rather than Africa, right, like for
Speaker 1: shipping costs alone. That like cuts down on overhead and
Speaker 1: it makes him more money. So business since on top,
Speaker 1: I see where that comes from. Is it possible that
Speaker 1: someone proposed this mind to him and he's like, oh, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: I need the lithium absolutely, let's do that. He had
Speaker 1: no idea that they'd be doing some sort of nefarious
Speaker 1: things like this to make an ends to a means.
Speaker 1: Was he completely complicit in it and helped fund it himself?
Speaker 1: I don't know. What I do know is that the
Speaker 1: government and Ford are the top two buyers of the
Speaker 1: sole proprietor lithium mining for the next five years.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying, Okay, I don't know what
Speaker 2: section of that pie is on.
Speaker 3: Elon Okay, And you could make that argument, but you
Speaker 3: can't run both sides. But you can't run from the
Speaker 3: other facts that have already happened. That the fact that
Speaker 3: all of his technology, whether it's SpaceX or Tesla or whatever,
Speaker 3: it was already being mined by people in slave countries.
Speaker 3: It was already happening. So is he Is he too
Speaker 3: good to allow to allow a hurricane to take out
Speaker 3: fucking people like that? He already wasn't really in any
Speaker 3: kind of consideration in other countries.
Speaker 2: That's a fair point. That's a fair point. You see
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't see him as a pro or a nig
Speaker 1: I see him as a chaotic neutral.
Speaker 2: That's where I put him at.
Speaker 3: I got to call it that anyway. Cult members will
Speaker 3: leave it up to you.
Speaker 4: What do you think?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: And not even just about Elon. I mean, we could
Speaker 3: have that debate until the cows come home all day long.
Speaker 3: But ultimately, was this a controlled operation? Was this weather
Speaker 3: modification at its absolute finest? Did it just coincidentally line up?
Speaker 3: Do they have demons working for them to cause this
Speaker 3: to happen? I know some people will take it there,
Speaker 3: and it's probably not that far fetch to be honest
Speaker 3: with you, but I don't know, y'all.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we talked about that one of those episodes
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Speaker 3: And on top of that, I know we normally wrap
Speaker 3: it up right there, but there's one more thing that
Speaker 3: I did want to say for anybody that wants to
Speaker 3: possibly break up any of these cloud seating kind of
Speaker 3: seemingly natural, probably unnatural groupings of clouds.
Speaker 4: We call them chemtrails.
Speaker 3: If you want to break all that shit up, there
Speaker 3: has been experiments that have been done. I don't understand it,
Speaker 3: but it works every time, where you just go outside vinegar. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you just go outside, spark up your grill, or actually
Speaker 3: I think that you can actually boil it on your
Speaker 3: stove and then put the pot of vinegar outside and
Speaker 3: it'll literally clear up an entire area directly above your
Speaker 3: house and pop possibly expand a few more houses down
Speaker 3: down the way of the clouds that are directly above you,
Speaker 3: and it for some reason, it disperses it.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that is some kind of alchemical
Speaker 3: fucking magic, but it absolutely works.
Speaker 1: We need to do an episode on that because I
Speaker 1: did some digging in that a little bit ago.
Speaker 2: It's it's interesting, dude, it absolutely is.
Speaker 3: So anyway, check that out, check out all the videos,
Speaker 3: and maybe go and try it for yourself. I myself
Speaker 3: just bought a bottle of vinegar yesterday. I'm gonna test
Speaker 3: that theory here soon if there's some chemtros. I haven't
Speaker 3: walked outside today yet, but I'm gonna go check it
Speaker 3: out and maybe maybe we'll test it wear it up.
Speaker 3: But anyhow, with all of that being said, this was
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