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Speaker 2: Oh dare you?
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Speaker 2: Didn't you talk about extreme.
Speaker 4: They?
Speaker 3: Oh god, they just move its languish or package.
Speaker 4: Prove it.
Speaker 5: You will neverment to trace the line.
Speaker 6: N I see it every time, same story, time, different,
same time.
Speaker 5: Now you feel it in your boots. Everything every spaws,
the stream, sussessor anything. Because you're all name so you
can see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just finally see it.
Speaker 3: Hey, guys, what has happened? I got choked? What's happening? Guys?
Welcome back, man, We're back in the saddle again.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: I had to apologize to Andrew last week. Man. I
don't know if I was going to flue or long
COVID or what. But I as sick as a dog
and I'm still recovering. But hey, man, I'm good enough
to get back into the ring throw some punches, man,
So I'm here for it. I'm down to wind. What's
going on?
Speaker 2: Andrew, What up, boss, You're alive, your back.
Speaker 8: I'm happy to see again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, I told you that last week. I said,
did I'm sorry? I said I cannot, and He's like,
I'll do this. Cool, it's cool touch you. This week
I said, I'll be producing, but you might have to
do some carry in this goer.
Speaker 2: Hey whatever, man, I'm down for it. Ed did. Good
to see you. It's been a crazy couple of weeks. Man,
there's been a lot. I didn't even fit everything I
wanted to, you know, there were we're just skipping some
topics because there's so much shit going on. So it's
gonna be a.
Speaker 8: Good time though.
Speaker 2: We got packed obviously, as you could tell from the
image there. We got a packed show today.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, for sure. And uh, I guess just one
little quick announcement. I want to throw out the people
in case they don't know I'm I'll be doing this giveaway.
I guess this. Uh, probably Sunday when I do my
live reading or whatever. But uh, these are like pool
boards here, and you get these little scratch cards. You know,
it's like number five and all these have random numbers
in them. I've got like six tickets left on this book.
So if you want a chance to win some free stuff,
I got a Nephelum book here, and I have multiple
stickers and book marks and all that kind of stuff.
And then I also have an autographed drawing of the
elongated skulls of Peru from doctor Aaron Judkins. So you
know this is about a you know, I'd say thirty
forty dollars value. But you can get you a ticket
for five bucks. You can hit me up on my
paypaler Venmo, or you can send us send me a
super chat. Five bucks gets you a pool. Ten dollar
donation gets you three pools. So if that interests you,
be sure and do that for me. Help a brother out.
Speaker 2: Or the old You get that pool tab made at
that thing looks cool?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was that sort of thing that when I
first I've already done one drawing I sold. I give
away a copy of my book and one of these
autograph pictures. But I didn't know if this was a
Southern thing. But they call them pool boards.
Speaker 2: And then they also have pull tabs pool boards, and.
Speaker 3: They got push boards too. They're like little boards like
pegs and you pressed and you pulls out a number
or whatever. And uh so when I was a kid,
my dad he always loved playing in pool tournaments. So
I always kind of, you know, get to go to
the bars billiards. Yeah, so I'd get to set at
the bar, you know, uh, drinking a milk or a
soda while he was playing pool. Listen to cocaine, you know,
and all those classics back in the day. But all
these little boards and pushboards were all over the bar table.
Speaker 2: So I I grew up in the bar. I grew
up in the bar with my mom the same way.
But they weren't listening to cocaine. They were doing cocaine.
You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Right. He was very vanilla. He barely drank. He loved
playing pool, but he had a lot of drunk friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I love pool, dude, up man, dude, I
could play pool fucking every day. I love it. Uh,
don't even get me started on that, dude, I love it.
Speaker 3: Okay. He tried like hell to get me too. We
had a pool table in our house and everything. It's
just I never took up with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. My grand my grandfather, he has like an old,
really nice pristine pool table and it's at my uncle's
house and you know, getting it moved over here and
balancing the table, it's gonna cost like a thousand bucks.
Speaker 8: And I don't plan on staying here too long.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, yeah, i'll wait, but I can't wait
to get that in my house. Dude. I'm excited because
it's just it's on hold for me. Sometimes I forget
about it, but you just reminded me of it. So yeah,
I do I have a pool team on like a pool.
Speaker 8: Board or what am I saying? I have a pool
stick in my.
Speaker 2: Car and I take it like everywhere with me, so
like I'm always ready for a game, dude, always ready
to pull out the stick. Baby.
Speaker 8: All right. But anyway, Lindsey Graham's dead, dude.
Speaker 3: You see that I've seen that I didn't like I say,
where I've been sick. I've just been hunkered down, dude,
and just sweating it out.
Speaker 2: Well, let me say this. Let me say rip, okay,
but not rip like rest and piss.
Speaker 8: All right, you know what I'm saying, I'm just a.
Speaker 2: No, I'm just kidding, but you know, I mean he
made himself an honest man, and he stayed loyal to Israel,
you know, until his dying day, which is what he
said he would do, you know, so that's all that matters.
Made himself an honest man out of himself.
Speaker 8: Let's check him.
Speaker 2: Out a little remembrance clip. It was the right decision
give Israel.
Speaker 9: We decided to end the war by the bombing Hiroshima
Nagasaki with nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: That was the right decision.
Speaker 9: Give Vizrael the bombs they need to end the war
they can't afford to lose, and work with them to
minimize casualties. So can I say this, why is it
okay for America to not to drop two nuclear bombs
on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end their existential threat war?
Speaker 2: Why was it okay for us to do that?
Speaker 9: I thought it was okay to Israel do whatever you
have to do to survive as a Jewish state. We
decided to end the war.
Speaker 2: You know, Amn bomb highlights. For anybody gets mad at
me for my initial statement about Graham, I just wanted
to show you what kind of guy I'm talking about here,
you know, in case he didn't know. You know, there's
not many people that I would actually have a happy
thought immediately after finding out about their death. But this
might be among the few, you know, and I'm not
happy he's dead, but I wasn't necessarily angry.
Speaker 8: Which what do we got here?
Speaker 3: This is the dispatch is just a none one to
one dispatch.
Speaker 2: This was so it was part part of it, but
this was actually Trump talking about his what happened to him?
So okay, so here's the thing. So we should go
into a little backstory. So Lindsey Graham speaks like two days.
Speaker 8: Before he goes to Ukraine.
Speaker 2: Right, he sounds great, He's in Ukraine, seems great, everything's fine.
Speaker 8: He leaves, and then like two.
Speaker 2: Days later, dude, his heart pretty much explodes and just dies.
Speaker 8: And so there's a you know.
Speaker 2: A lot of people are trying to blame it on
Russia right away because he was giving drone weaponry deals
with Zelenski and so a lot of this was kind
of pretty much just going Russia did it. But I'm thinking,
you know, I wouldn't put it past.
Speaker 8: Message to do it, you know either way.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, that's kind of the story here. And so
right here is just showing that clip there. If you
want to pull that back up, that's just showing if
you want to also put on the sound there, and
we'll check that out.
Speaker 7: Cardiac South Capital Street southeast, South Capitol Street southeast.
Speaker 2: All right, never mind, So this came out from a
Nick sorder and the post itself talks about how he
had a cardiovascular disease arterio sclerotic, arterio sclerotic. So anyway,
this dude pretty much, yes, heart just out of nowhere
gave up on him. Trump said that his dad had
the same issue. So I don't know if that's true
or if that's just running cover. I don't know what
that is. But either way, the next link there is
the one I was actually referring to, and that's the
one that is talking about people connecting it to Russia.
Speaker 3: Gay is that this one right here?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Right there? So that's uh, he's holding drones.
Speaker 2: I believe that that was taken in Ukraine just recently,
and he met with Zelensky toward the drone factories, returns
home a day later. He does hmm, it's just odd timing.
Speaker 3: Why why would they if he was always playing ball
with him?
Speaker 2: Well, that's the thing about the messade man, they'll just
kill their own. They really don't give a shit, especially
if you're somebody. Have you ever heard of the uh shit,
the Hannibal directive. Hmmm, So the Hannibal directive is this
idea that they'll use pretty much it's okay to kill
your own if it's like getting the mission done. Let
me gohe and pull that up so I don't misword it.
I don't want to be misquote this. So Hannibal directive. Now,
just keep this in mind. If they have this kind
of directive for their own people, then why the hell
wouldn't they do this with some American who plays ball.
The Hannibal directive translates as a Hannibal procedure or Hannibal protocol.
And what it is is that IDF it prevents the
capture of IDF soldiers or Israeli civilians as well, to
the point where they'll just kill their own people, even
at the price of striking and harming their own forces.
So like they'll bomb their own people, you know what
I'm saying, even if it's as long as it's to
get their mission done.
Speaker 8: So it's pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: I could share the screen to show you as well
if you've never if you haven't seen this, mmm.
Speaker 3: Here you go, let me see.
Speaker 2: So people say that during the October seventh situation that
they kind of, you know, possibly let this happen. Uh.
People pointed to this directive and kind of go, well,
you know, what kind of morality are we looking at
here when they have a directive like this?
Speaker 3: All right, give me just a second.
Speaker 2: Uh so, yeah, we got in the chat. What up, Morpheus?
Speaker 3: That's your boy?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's my dog.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's always in the chat when you together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's the ship Morpheus. It's so funny he's got
that name to you because my my show's got that
matrix vibe.
Speaker 8: That's my dog. Uh, here we go, so are we
sharing it?
Speaker 3: Okay, there we go.
Speaker 2: So the Hannibal directive also translated. Yeah, so this is
what I was reading, and so yeah, I don't know, man,
people point to this and go, hey, anything's up for
grabs at that point.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, that's crazy.
Speaker 8: So yeah, that's the Hannibal directive.
Speaker 2: And so that's why I wouldn't put it past him
to kill to kill him and then blame it on
Russia at all. You know, So some weird stuff. As
soon as now this is kind of messed up. Okay,
Now this is another thing that makes me think Massada
had something to do with this, because.
Speaker 8: If you want to go to the next link, as
soon as he.
Speaker 2: Dies, they come out with this, uh weird scandal, right
I heard about.
Speaker 3: This or actually, wait a minute, I looked making the thumbnail.
I was looking through some of the stuff and I've
seen it, and I was like, what he he liked trainnies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, instantly, if you could scroll down to the picture
there and I'll read it. Trans influencer edges that the
late Lindsey Graham paid her a fat stack of cash
quote to do unspeakable things quote to him, and then
she ripped into this sissy senator's homophobia.
Speaker 8: Eulogy for a horny hypocrite quote.
Speaker 2: Actress Jesse James Rose captured her Instagram post about the
dead magas senator. So I guess they made a post
and used eulogy for a horny hypocrite. I guess saying
that this guy was a horny He was a horny
gay guy who hated gay people. So very crazy, you know.
I just think it's messed up whenever somebody dies, like,
regardless of what I said in the beginning, regardless.
Speaker 8: Of how shitty this guy is, I mean, come on, put.
Speaker 2: This out while he's alive, you know what I mean,
that would have been way more interested.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's pretty convenient that it's always after somebody dies
or after you break up with tags, everybody comes forward
with all this bullshit, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like the Michael Jackson shit. Yeah yeahoo, like I
believe Michael Jackson did it?
Speaker 3: You break that up? And then everybody's like, oh, dude,
I'm so glad you broke up here you run around everybody. Man,
I'm like, dude, what kind of brand are you? You
should have told me?
Speaker 2: Yeah that's insane. Yeah, so, I mean pretty much this
person comes out, there's a lot Yeah, yeah, there's a
lot more that, like they say here, But I just
don't really want to read all these quotes from this
transgirl because you know, cran Tranth, they kind of had.
They're kind of crazy.
Speaker 8: Listen to this.
Speaker 2: People love to judge us for it, but I never
see them opening their wallets shout out to sex workers everywhere,
forced to humanize their enemies just to make rent. I
didn't even know like what line of thinking this is,
and I'd rather not partake in it.
Speaker 8: But the point is he messed around with some weird shit.
Speaker 2: And it's kind of crazy to bring that out, you know,
after he's dead. I would have loved to watch him
try to, you know, scramble on TV trying to, you know,
say what this is, you know, and try to explain
it it away.
Speaker 3: My god, Well, the thing I mean to me, it's like, yeah,
you wait till the person dies, because they can't defend themselves,
so you can say whatever the hell you want you
can get away with exactly.
Speaker 2: It's coward it's cowardice, and I don't respect cowardice. But
at the same time, you know this is a mentally
unstable person.
Speaker 3: So that's okay, right, I could Oh now, and what's
funny is I actually just uh had a podcast recording
with a guy yesterday and we talked about this next
guy you got up here, you will own nushing and
be happy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So the theme we have here for these two
posts that I kind of put them together. The reason
why is because you know, these deep state actors are
being wronged. We could say, one of them dies, possibly
killed the other one. You know, he's being wire tapped allegedly.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: The guy who wants to know you own nothing to
be happy with this technocratic police state that's going to
surveil and watch everything you do and embed sensors in
your body. This guy's bitching about being surveiled. Okay, you
know what I mean. It's the hypocrisy that that that is.
I wanted to point the kettle black, right exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh, I got a soundback for that. Tombstone hypocrisy
goes on with so far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know this guy's got a lenin, a
bust of Lenin in his office, right. So this is
a guy you know Bolshevik connections just right there on
its face.
Speaker 8: It's just weird.
Speaker 2: I don't like it. And Alex Alex Karp, you know
what's funny. So Alex Carpeelon's palatiner right along with Peter
Teel and he's known to have not known to have,
but it's been reported that he has these acoustic windows
so that you.
Speaker 8: Can't spy on him.
Speaker 2: But he owns the biggest spot company in the world. Right.
So it's just this irony that you keep seeing again
in again with these guys. You know, what's good for
the good you know, isn't good for the gander kind
of thing?
Speaker 3: No, No, it never is. Yeah, it never is. Oh,
here's that Leanen bust you'd mentioned.
Speaker 8: Yeah, pull that up. Come on, what the fuck's that
doing in there?
Speaker 2: You know? And if you want to, you know, it
kind of does trace back to the Lindsey Graham thing,
because why wouldn't they kill their own people? If you
look back at you know, the Stalin Lenin and everything else,
they killed Jews, you know what I'm saying, Like they
killed their own people.
Speaker 8: You know, there was a lot of that going on.
Speaker 2: There's no honor amongst thieves, right, And that's kind of
my how I explained that away when it comes to
the oddities that are the Bolshevik Zionists, backstabbing whatever, you know.
Speaker 3: Tell me how you really feel.
Speaker 2: That's about That's about it, right, dude. I don't hold punches, man,
I'm pretty honest. I feel like that's a virtue. That's
a virtue to have. I come from a dad who
is just like my dad just doesn't give a shit
if you like him at all. And I'm a toned
down version of that where I'm not like, I'm not
going to go out of my way to be like
fuck you. But at the same time, I'm also very straightforward.
I don't like passive aggressive people. You know, I'm not confrontational,
but I'm also not like I don't like that shit.
Speaker 3: I've always been really honest person, and some people really
like it, some people really hate it. But I'm the
type of person if you do something that makes me mad,
instead of just stewing about it, I'll confront you. I'll
just be like, hey, dude, what you did right there?
That's pretty shitty. You know I didn't.
Speaker 2: I can't let it. I can't let it just brew.
I can't let it just brew in the air. I
can't let it just sit.
Speaker 3: Once I get it off my chest, and then that
person says, oh, dude, my bad, I didn't mean it
that way or whatever, then we can be friends and
everything's cool. But it's like a lot of people, it's
like you call them out on their shit. Oh man,
they get any you know, I mean, they don't want
to associate with you no more. Here everybody says they
won't honesty until they get it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's a fact.
Speaker 8: People are sensitive.
Speaker 2: I was also raised with thick skin, So this kind
of leads into this silent weapons attacks. Right, So he's
being spied on. People are spying on him. Well, one
way that you spire on people pretty well is with
directed energy weapons, So figure that would lead into this
story pretty well. Just kind of talking about the reported
cases of silent weapons attacks, which is around twenty four
hundred have been reported. Just kind of a lot, dude,
A lot of people are being blapped, as they say
on Nefhlin Death Squad. Yeah Black March twenty eight, twenty
twenty four, Dear mister Benavedas. This is in further response
to your January twenty fifth Freedom of Information Act request
receiving the Civil Rights vision. They were seeking access to
information pretunding to the amount of complaints submitted from nineteen
fifty to twenty twenty three concerning the topics microwave energy weapons, Yeah,
Moscow signs. I don't know what the hell that has
to do with anything, microwave energy weapons, directed energy weapons,
neurological weapons, voice to skull, mk ultra, Havaner syndrome, and
cointelpro So it seems like all this stuff was coming
out anyway, huh. A little bit twenty twenty four, we
got like, all these are topics that are very becoming
mainstream ish, at least on Twitter, or ex uh. There's
still a lot of people that I see that, Like,
I'm like, didn't you see the MK Ultra hearings and
they like have no idea what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: I'm like, don't you know about the UFO? They have
no idea what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm like, dude, there's just like a world of people
that really don't know anything. It's crazy. It's like there's
Congress doing hearings about things and you don't even know
about it. Like, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 8: Dude?
Speaker 3: It's just wid It's like you got to remain Remember,
ninety percent of the populace is a slave.
Speaker 2: To the day target. Sorry, yeah, I mean that too.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying they're a slave to the debt machine.
So yeah, they got a mortgage, they got two or
three car payments, they got kids and grocery bills out
the freaking' wahzuo.
Speaker 2: Me too, motherfucker.
Speaker 3: But listen, though it's crazy, some people's attentions are different,
you know. Some people are just like, you know, I
got to keep my head down, focused on my home,
my kids, my family. I got to make sure we're okay,
make sure my bills are made. I ain't got time
to worry about all this other bullshit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just think that, you know, those things that
people worry about would get so much better if they
worried about the things that were causing those things to
be so stressful. Right.
Speaker 8: So it's one of those things.
Speaker 2: Where, yeah, you're like a dog chasing your tail, right,
versus somebody else, like you know, like us, that like
like to approach the problem head on. And I just
look at it like, look, I don't have any you know,
like how you know. And that's kind of another thing.
I think that also it speaks to people that are comfortable.
People that are comfortable tend to be people that don't
really pay that much attention more than even people that
have to keep their head down like you were saying that,
because they want to, you know, keep their life going.
It's people that are really comfortable, people that are like,
you know, they got their shit paid, they're kind of chilling.
Why are they worried about anything?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, COVID COVID for some people, dude,
really like, you know, I get it. A lot of
people got screwed and got thrown down to like lower levels.
But for all other people do. Think about their house equity, right,
you know, think about the amount of money that their
homes went up. You know, if you bought a house
pre COVID, dude, you're sitting gravy, Like why would you care?
You know. So it is kind of a weird thing
where there's like more people doing well than you would.
Speaker 3: Think the sad party is. And I'll tell you from
personal experience because my ex wife we had a house
pre COVID and it was right, you know. I mean,
it wasn't like grand, but it it it fit us.
You know, it's three bedroom, one bath. We'd like to
know the bathroom, but we didn't need it, you know
what I mean. And we only owed like fifty thousand
dollars on that place, and COVID and all that crap happened,
and they're like, oh yeah, house is going crazy. You
can get you know, one hundred and sixty thousand dollars
out of that house. Now. She's like, we can go build,
we can build one or buy something bigger justin I'm like,
if you're selling high, you're going to be buying high. Baby.
We no, And she kept on and on and on,
so I finally just agreed whether we sold the place
and got a you know, almost triple almost what we
had in it. But then she found out that, yeah,
we're gonna have to buy high too. So oh, I
ended up going one hundred and hell, I'm trying to
think now, one hundred and twenty thousand dollars in debt.
Speaker 2: For a.
Speaker 3: Bigger place. But it was a mobile home, you know
what I mean, It wouldn't a house. So we you know,
we and a lot of people done that. A lot
of people sold their houses thinking they're gonna upgrade and
everything else and ended up being stuck in an apartment
because they couldn't afford to buy nothing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely, dude. I could see that being a
problem too. I wouldn't have I wouldn't have went that way.
I probably would have went with some land, maybe part
of total.
Speaker 3: Let's add on, I said, take out a second mortgage,
we'll add on. Man, we'll build a second.
Speaker 2: Yere crazy, dude. I don't think it's gonna go back
down until it just completely, just until they do the
token the token ied system, you know what I mean,
where it's gonna bust. But it would be like a
token ied system to where everybody has a piece of everything.
Speaker 8: Nobody owns anything.
Speaker 3: Speaking of that, This wasn't on our list, but I
want to bring it up because I happen to see
it on the news. Uh yeah, what's your thoughts on
the huge layoffs from like Amazon and all these big
tech companies because aiual intelligence is taken over, we're moving
that away.
Speaker 8: I I don't know, man, I think that, you know,
I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's gonna I think it's one of
those things where we're in the middle of like so
we got okay, so we may get into we're gonna
get in this towards the end, but look at everything
at the moment. We got the fires going crazy, Like
people are saying, we're gonna get into it, but people
are saying, this is like volcano eruption level smoke that's
like creating its own little weather system, and it's pretty
much going to like take out like most of the
rest of the summer sunwise. Right, And then you got
the war that won't stop any round right where you
have the fertilizer and the oil that's still not flowing,
and there's already seventy percent of the farmers that don't
have enough fertilizer for this winter's crop, and they're not.
It doesn't seem like in the foreseeable future they're going
to be receiving it.
Speaker 8: I think there's a lot of things that.
Speaker 2: Are adding up at once. The layoffs are going to
just add to the economic strain that's already occurring. But really,
as I've been saying, this is a controlled demotion of
our economy, global economy, period, the world, the dollar, the
resources are going to get fucked so bad that everything's
going to shoot up so high that everything's going to
cost so much more.
Speaker 8: It's going to destroy it even more.
Speaker 2: And so I really think that this is a catalyzing.
Speaker 8: Event that's going on right now.
Speaker 2: That's a slow drip kind of like COVID was, but
it's going to like really ramp up eventually. If this
doesn't stop and this stop, go shit with the Iran
and shit is you know, just giving people this idea
that it's going to end soon And it's.
Speaker 3: Not like Cake said in the chat, it said layoffs
are bad graduate uh and school levers, unemployment and prospects
are worse. I mean, it's what they want. They want
you relying on the system hand to mouth. That way,
you vote how they want you to vote, and you
do what they want you to do, because they're the
ones sending you money just to sit at home. And
that's one of the things I thought about when Elon
was saying, oh, yeah, it'd be a universally income because
all the technology is going to take over to be
no need for us to work. So therefore that's free labor.
So all that extra money will get split, you know,
to everybody that's an American cyst and gets X amount
of month a month just to live your life, you
know what I mean, because then they really got you,
you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and right right now, like if you know anything
about the industrialist and everything in the nineteenth century that
started the world wars. The whole reason why Germany got
to the point where they were so fucked and they
started the World War, their first great war, is because
of the industrialist. And what happened was there was a
robber baron phase, right, and this robber bear in phase
was these elites. They were extracting all the money and
the resources. Right, that's occurring right now. So when you
look at like when they stop the Irm War, what
happens the oil drops instantly. You keep hearing people all
the time they're like, oh, it's going right back down,
it's going right back up, It's going right back down,
because they're they're really telling you what they're doing right there.
They're playing with the system. They're making money every time
that goes down. Donald Trump, like, you can go look
this up, dude. They're making billions of dollars off the
oil because there's people that aren't like naming themselves that
are making money off the swings of the oil, which
you're going up and down every time they start and
stop this war. So this is one aspect, not the
whole thing of the robber baron phase that we're going
through right now, where they're extracting our money and resources
out of the country as they destroy it. So that's
what I see right now. I see a repeat of history.
And this started like World wars because like famine and
not famine, but like just poverty level shit happened to
countries that it was done to, and that's gonna be
us at the moment.
Speaker 3: I don't like seeing low the show, but when I've
seen that, I was like, do you have to ask
Andrew about it?
Speaker 2: Well, I've been thinking about this all morning actually because
I've been studying like Nazi occultism, which is just by proxy,
I've been learning about like what led to the Nazis, right,
And if you learn about like what led to like
World War One and World War Two, it was the
Industrial Revolution and it was the fact that they didn't
really have the resources that they needed in Germany, so
they looked to the east and they were going to
go try to take over the Slavic region in Russia,
and that was.
Speaker 8: What started the Great War in the First World War.
Speaker 2: The thing is, there's a lot of parallels going right
now here, right, and so when you really pay attention,
it's like, okay, you could see the.
Speaker 8: Riding on the wall that's going on.
Speaker 2: And what's really funny is you see like a resurgence
of like Nazi mythology going on right now too. And
what they did during the Nazi regime was they created
a mythology to get people behind it. This aryan mythology, yes,
and they went and got like you know, they went
search for the Holy Grail. They got the Kodex where
they the Codex was where they pretty much had this.
It was called Germania and it was written by a
Roman historian where they talked about the Germans and how
they were the hardest people to fight, and they were
all looked the exact same because it was so cold
up there that nobody would want to go mate with them.
So they were all like butch big, you know, blue eyed,
red hair, kind of like Vikings, right, and so they
were obviously, out of this were able to prove by
making an Aran Bible out of it. They were able
to prove quote unquote that you know that their race
has been dirtied right by them, you know, obviously messing
with the Jews, and then that's what turned into this
whole thing. So I think that there is a real
aspect first of all that history, and second of all,
I see it all happening again now and it's really crazy.
Speaker 3: Which I'd read Robert Seffer's book sixteen sixty six and
he kind of got into that and stuff, and he
was saying that the Jews were basically kicked out of
so many countries they had nowhere to go. The Germans
welcomed them with open arms, and then they helped build
the economy and you know, the banks and all this stuff,
and said they'd done well and they helped Germany, you know,
they worked well together. But then the Rockefeller Rothschild Israel
state stuff came up and they were snitching against Germany
and plotting against them, and so they were like, jerks,
nobody else would take you. We took you in, and
this is how you're going to treat us.
Speaker 2: Well, here's important over here.
Speaker 3: We're going to throw you in a camp.
Speaker 2: That's right. But there's there's a very important aspect of
this also that somebody brought up in the chat that
I just thought of too.
Speaker 8: So they were saying, how do they build up an
air force?
Speaker 2: Somebody wants to funded them obviously behind the scenes, you know, somewhere,
because they were able to build up this whole thing.
Speaker 3: You're right about that, because they got rid of the
Federal Reserve banking system, started printing their own notes, and
started giving interest free loans and shit. And that's why.
Speaker 2: But if you know about if you know about Moses Hess,
Moses Hess was a Zionist who actually wrote in the
eighteen hundreds, before the Germans even started the World Wars.
They he wrote a thing about a nationalist group that's
going to pretty much throw them out and they're going
to have to create a state in Palestine, Okay, And
so that's when like the you know, ross Childs and
everybody like liked that idea. And what's interesting about this
as I was studying it is the industrialist caused.
Speaker 8: The demise of Germany.
Speaker 2: But when you go and look at who funded the
people who created the ideology that the Nazis took, it
was people who were funded by industrialists. Okay, so they
created their own enemy to self fulfill the prophecy Moses
has had of a nationalist group being risen up, but
they pretty much funded So point is the Zionists and
they were behind the Nazis being brought up. So that
is an important aspect of this, and you can prove
it by looking at Guido von Liszt and the List Society.
Speaker 8: Well, the Winick family, which is connected.
Speaker 2: By proxy through the Ludwigs to the ross Childs, actually
funded him and they were industrialists all of them. And
the industrialists again are the ones who ended Germany. So anyway,
it's a whole history fucking lesson, but it's very very
cool stuff.
Speaker 8: I love it. I love it. I get into that
it's happening again, that's what matters.
Speaker 2: And you know, one thing that they were really into
was voice discall technology and trying to make that happen
and mind hacking and so Meta to brain AI brain
text is a good place to segue to. We'll bring
that up, hopefully. Guys enjoyed that little history less. I'm
sure you guys know all that anyway. Who doesn't by now?
People love the history of that nowadays.
Speaker 8: Okay, so this is crazy.
Speaker 2: So I made a episode about AI voice discull technology
and like four days later this meta unveils brain to
Quarity V two, which is essentially AI reading your brain
and then turning it into text.
Speaker 8: Hmmm crazy.
Speaker 3: How is that involved with that neurinate stuff?
Speaker 2: Problem is this is like.
Speaker 3: Diel neuronas or whatever, and it nets your brain with
all those nanoparticles to communicate whole technology.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you have to do that for
this exacting, but that is crazy, dude. I think I've
heard of that, but I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: That was Elon Musk. If you look it up, it's
called neuro net and it's a mess. He talks about it.
It's got all these nanoparticles in it and you sniff
it and it coach your brain with all these nanoparticles.
That way it can communicate, you know, with technology or whatnot.
Speaker 2: It's interesting. So do you know what I found out today?
Like today years old when I found this out. Zuckerberg
was given five hundred thousand dollars for Facebook in two
thousand and four and he dropped out of Harvard. He
was given that five hundred thousand dollars by Peter Teal
and Peter Teal the same year started Palenteer. And remember
the same day that Lifelog from DARPA closed is when
Facebook started. So it seems like Lifelog turned into Palenteer Facebook,
Like there's a clear connection now you can see there.
And then of course it's creating a data bank of
you four pounds here, there had to be in a
back door if he's funding it. Isn't that crazy? Dude?
Speaker 8: Yeah? How crazy is that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm not surprised, but it's like, yeah, I'm not surprised,
but it's.
Speaker 8: Like, of course, you know, of course I wonder.
Speaker 3: Why, you know, literal you know, if if you were
a businessman and you had millions of dollars and let's
just say you had a surveillance company. I mean, and
somebody has a product like this that could really help
your business. And they're startups so they only need a
little bit of money and you're in hell, you'd be
tested to I mean, it's just it's it's but it's business.
Speaker 2: How did he find him though? He's just a guy
in Harvard, you know, it wasn't the first time.
Speaker 3: He created it, and her to him like, hey, I
can't be associated with this up front. So here you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, who's the ai Who's the ai zar for
the White House? David Sachs. So, David Sachs in the
eighties was also funded by Peter Teel and then David
Sachs is now the ai ZAR for the White House.
Oh man, So it's like, what the fuck? It's crazy
that it was nano particles. I swear it was not
the coke I was snorting. Yeah, cake, dude. Hey, you
get that fish scale as they call it. It's got
those little weird it looks like opal, you know, it
almost looks like Opal.
Speaker 8: When you look at it, You're like, those could be nanoparticles.
Speaker 2: Those could be fluorescent nanoparticles going into my system. So
particles anyway, medic can now read your thoughts with AI.
I don't know exactly what kind of technology. If it's
the nasal spray that you mentioned, it's called brain two
queerity V two.
Speaker 3: Imagine in a while back and doing a show talking
about Elon Musk and some of his stuff, and the
neuro net was something that really fascinated me. I'm like, dude,
they could just spray that shit in the arrow over
your head and you'd be breathing it in not even know,
you know, if it's like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So it says that it's done without any electrodes
in the brain, So unlike invasive brain to computer interfaces,
which rely on electrodes, meta's approach uses ready for this,
magneto and ceph philography magneto and cephilography. The technology records
tiny magnetic fields generated by brain activity using sensors placed
on the outside of the head.
Speaker 8: Okay, so they got to put sensors on your head.
Speaker 2: Go outside ner I So yeah, man, that's it's that's
how they're doing it. So and then the AI obviously
helps the accuracy, but dude, they're trying their best to
be able to read your fucking mind. Like with the
least invasive way possible is like they're just extrapolating out.
Speaker 8: One day it's just gonna be your phone.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean that's just the thing. It's like,
and it's a double edged sword, dude, because I mean
I'm like I like I said earlier, you know, my
hypocrisy only goes so far off. Soo it sucks being
sort of surveyed and all that kind of stuff. But
at the same time, it's like a lot of these
new inventions and things are nice.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's nice to have a phone in your pocket.
It's nice to you know, going off on vacation somewhere
and not knowing where you're going, just putting in an
address and something telling you the ways to go and
not have to use the map no more.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: All these luxuries, man are really nice. But like my
old man taught me, Man, nothing in life is free, right,
You're paying.
Speaker 2: Something, dude. Like, dude, they got electrodes on those sunglasses.
You are those glasses, you know what I mean? Like
for sure, you know, like they may not be operating
to that level yet, they probably could be upgraded later,
you know what I mean, who knows this shit's crazy,
you know, but a big funder of all this stuff,
and a lot of this stuff comes from the Epstein class, right,
the people that are involved with getting these scientists together
and doing this crazy shit. Right. Well I found this
ex post and this is crazy so Epstein. You can
scroll down to the picture there.
Speaker 8: And I'll read it.
Speaker 2: L Ron Hubbard, so people may know him from the Scientology,
you know, founding of the Scientology, and he also did
the Babylon workings with Jack Parsons. Something important here I
think is worth mentioning. Jack Parsons had a friend, okay,
named Frank Molina, and Frank Molina had a son named
Roger Molina. And guess who married Roger Molina Christine Maxwell,
who is the sister of gas Lane Gizlaine Maxwell. Right,
And so you have this direct connection with l Ron Hubbard,
Jack Parsons, and Epstein in this weird you know, way right,
this little trifuncle.
Speaker 8: Right, and you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And you got this DNA intelligence alien connection going on, right,
you know. And so and even with l Ron Hubbard,
he was involved with like MK ultra stuff, right, he
was an intelligence guy, you know, probably worked with Satanist
up in San Francisco. Whatever. But point being the house
on the left in that home is for l Ron Hubbard.
And then the one on the right, I guess was
Epstein's Zorro's Ranch, which is crazy. I had no idea
that they were right next to each other.
Speaker 3: Somebody in the chat saying that your audio is low?
Can you turn up your audio at all? I got
you maxed out on my end. I can't tell you. Yeah, yeah,
all right.
Speaker 2: How are we doing? Probably got me a little turned up?
Now hopefully that's better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're in the yallow now all right?
Speaker 2: All right, cool, So hopefully you heard my rendition about
the Jack Parsons and Roger Molina connection with the Maxwells.
But anyway, so a point being Zoril's Ranch is right
next to al Ron Hubbard's little compound, his Trementina Church
of Spiritual Technology is what it was called.
Speaker 3: That's a mouthful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no shit, dude, these guys just like to talk talk,
crazy man. The womb of the universe is what this
place represents, allegedly, the spark of creation and the divine
union of opposites. So the home on the right was
the location of Epstein's transhumanist garage biology experiments. And he
also funded George Church who runs Colossal Biosciences, And yeah,
that's the whole de extinction company that likes to like
bring back you know, the ire wolf and ship and
the little Yeah, the little mice that look cute because
they're like half mammoth or whatever. Yeah, that's how they
sell it to you, right, They're like, let's make it.
Speaker 8: Let's make a cute little mouse, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: We'll start off with that, and then one day we're
gonna bring the nepheloon back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, then we'll have some three headed dogs
to lead out in front of our military.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some real a halms. Yeah, very funny.
Speaker 3: It's a red panda.
Speaker 2: What do you say? It looks like I forgot dude.
I'd send a lot. What's the what's the other one?
So here's Jack remember I don't remember saying, yeah, yeah,
check that out.
Speaker 10: Frank Molina. And then here here's Glaine's sister, Christine married
to his son.
Speaker 6: Do you see that?
Speaker 2: Is that interesting to anyone else? I find that's super
interesting to love that had you guys see what I'm
throwing down here?
Speaker 10: Oh I don't have stone deep as a mod a
more shout out right. I personally find that a very
interesting connection and kind of goes to show.
Speaker 11: As part of the project to explore psychic power with
the CIA, he went to scientology meetings.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean he was a scientologist. He was. He may
have joined the officially.
Speaker 10: He's talking about how putof here By the way, sorry,
this is more kind of like on the scientology front.
But there is a connection on the next side that
you'll see that's directly connected TEPS.
Speaker 11: Because he wanted to see what they had. Because l
Ron Hubbard. We know all about Jack Parsons. If you
read about Jack, if you read What was Silent Day,
a Strange Angel, you've seen the book The Jack.
Speaker 2: There's a book by our strange angel, Strange Angel.
Speaker 11: It's all about all the stuff Jack Parsons worked with.
Speaker 2: Frank Melina, remember that name, Frank Molina.
Speaker 8: Are we getting at.
Speaker 4: It back in the thirties?
Speaker 2: Are we good? It's up to you.
Speaker 8: I don't care.
Speaker 2: It's a good Uh. It's a good little piece of information.
Though to know that this is like one group, dude,
it's insane. Oh and also you had like some you know, uh,
oh oh oh, check this out. So Xavier Melina, Okay,
he's like a nephew of these guys that we're just
talking about. This dude, Xavier Melina got caught for some
kind of sex trafficking, child trafficking and he was working
at Disney. Okay, dude, Ghlainne Maxwell worked at Disney. Remember
that she was like involved with the Disney tours. So
there's this weird dude, what is that?
Speaker 8: Just constant connections.
Speaker 3: Here, Yeah, Steph Rahem's for a reason.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, dude, and Disney's just sus They go right
by the Little Saint James allegedly. I don't know if
they do for sure. And then of course I added
this in jd vance was just on Joe Rogan. I
added this into it. Because we're on the topic of Epstein,
we'll go ahead and play.
Speaker 12: One of the reason why I'm always caring. He clearly
had connections to the upper the highest levels of American intelligence.
He clearly had connections to the highest levels of Israeli intelligence.
In fact, one of the interesting stories, one of the
interesting things the Epstein saga reveals about, and I try
to make this point, is one of the reason why
I'm always careful and I say there are some elements
within the Israeli government who don't like our peace process,
because there are a lot of elements within the Israeli
government that actually do like our peace process. They recognize
that this indefinite campaign is not good for them either.
And the Epstein thing is interesting because as much as
I know, you know, Prime Minister Natiyaho not a particularly
popular person in the United States of America right now,
Epstein seemed to be connected to the elements of the
Israeli deep state that were left of center. Like I've
always found that fascinating. It wasn't like he was super
connected to the right of center of Isaael politics America.
He was connected across mmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you know, it's interesting. Disconnect cards he's doing
this weird thing. He's doing this weird thing, is like
disconnecting him from net Yahoo in Israel as if like
this movement in Israel right now isn't connected to Epstein.
I don't know, it's just odd, but point being like,
you know, he's talking about him being involved with Israeli
intelligence and kind of said some things about Israel that
we're interesting. But then I'm like, what does it matter
if you're steady merging the military with Israel's they're still
trying to push that through.
Speaker 3: That's about sites. It's still the if they're doing that merge,
like we've been talking about the past couple of weeks,
it's like it's the same damn thing. Tomato, tomato they.
Speaker 2: Just put put. Yeah. They just shot down the I
don't know what you call it, the amendment, I guess,
or shot down the proposal to take out that portion
of the nda A and it didn't pass.
Speaker 3: Wah wah, wah.
Speaker 2: Dude, I'm telling you, bro, it'd be like occupied country
time to take on I don't know whatever.
Speaker 8: All right, So onto other things.
Speaker 1: Another thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, this one I think is also This one
also I think is adjacent to Epstein. That's all I
was gonna say. Quantum breakthrough. Scientists want to teleport a
whole human Could they make it reality? Popular mechanics little
article here nineteen ninety three showed that telep whoa, whoa
back up a second. In nineteen ninety three, scientists first
showed that teleportation was possible when a team of IBM
published a paper about teleporting a quantum state rather than
just an object in the Oh okay.
Speaker 3: Oh you thought they done teleported something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, well let me know, they probably have.
Speaker 3: I mean, if they have, they sure as hell gonna
tell everybody.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, it just goes along with this trend of thinking
where it's like, all right, they want to they want
to do that, and then the next slide or clip
here is that they want to see if you'll plug
in your soul or exchange your soul for immortality a
mind upload approval thing. So this is a dude, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: That's something I've talked about for a long time. Uh,
just like just from a biblical point of view, I've
told people for years. I'm like, where it talks about
in the Book of Revelation, Uh, they will seek death
and it will flee from them. I'm like, yeah, because
they keep wanting this eternal life, this eternal life. I said,
I bet you anything. They upload their damn consciousness to
a supercomputer or an AI bot or some kind of
computer system, and now they're sentient, you know, a conscious
being whatever, you don't call it, conscious entity for the
rest of their life and they can never die.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I was liking it to like the Gnostics think
that we live in a prison planet, right, and so
I believe that they're taking this technology from the Arkans, right,
the demi Urugos, whatever, and they are actually creating the
prison planet digitally virtually, and so when they do enter it,
they will create a prison planet that they can't get
out of. To your point, so I think that there's
something there. Yeah, I think you're right.
Speaker 3: So much stuff, dude, like we even talks about the
kings of the Earth will hide themselves in the mountains,
the dums, all the dumbs and underground cities they're building
right now. And this one guy which I usually have
a at least a six week backlog on my show,
but so it'll be a while for this show out.
But I recently talked to this guy named Indy and
he wrote a book on UFOs and different things like that,
and he hits it from biblical prophecy too, And he
hit me with something, Dude, I never thought of it before.
I'm gonna hit you with it. He said, you know,
you hear all these stories about these UFOs flying over
and deactivating nuclear sites. He said, they're like, oh, they're peaceful.
They don't want us to destroy each other, so they're
trying to get rid of them, he said. What you
don't hear about is all the countdowns that they initiate,
he said. I've got several documented cases. He said. It
interviews with people from some of these sites around the
world that orbs and different things like that show up
and initiate countdowns and override their damn system, he said.
And I can't tell you how many times he said,
they thought that a nuclear holocaust was about to happen.
But he said that in the Book of Revelation, where
it talks about a star fell from heaven, he said
to me, he said, that's that's an ORB. That's a UFO,
he said. And it says he was given keys to
the bottomless pit. He said. You need keys to turn
on a nuclear silo. Oh yeah, he said. That's looking down,
he said, an ancient person getting a vision of the future,
seeing an underground nuclear facility and a huge tunnel and
a torpedo coming out, and you know, he's going to
look like a bottomless pit, he said. And they got
keys to that bottomless pit, he said. And it talks
about the fire that comes out like in peelers and
all this kind of stuff. He's like, it sounds like
a nuclear fallout to me, and I was like, dude,
I never looked at it like that, but yeah, I
see it now.
Speaker 8: That's a wild that's a wild way to look at it.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I never thought about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that reminds me like the bog of a gidah.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 2: They always say that the Hindus like old Hindu gods.
They actually, you know, they they buried nuclear arms in
some way, and that we're essentially recreating what they had
is just kind of Actually, as a matter of fact,
the CEO of Perplexity just went on Joe Rogan. It
spent like an hour talking about that and then went
into like AI and how it's gonna take over for
the next two hours. You know. So this rhetoric.
Speaker 3: They found that green jade stone like pinned in it
was a scare of and then a knife and all
this other kind of stuff that they were meteorite in nature.
But what they they done all this test and they
said that it takes so much extreme heat and combustion
in sand to make these stones that it had to
be like a meteorite, you know, or a comet something
coming down and hitting the desert, you know, like in
Africa and then that extreme heat and everything creating these
jade stone what stone like the I can't remember what
their kylled, but I know that they were talking about
because they found a lot of it in King Touch
to whom he had a scare of made out of it,
some kind of green gem or something and he even
had a blade. But they're saying that that is you
can't find it on Earth. It's created through extreme heat, oh,
coming into contact with sand. So they were saying, you know,
could this be you know, uh, you know what they
talked about in the rig Vadas, these wars that there
was nuclear technology and these gems and stuff that we
find could be remnants you know or scars of that
ancient war.
Speaker 2: Interesting, that'd be crazy, Yeah, I think so. You know,
it's wild because I've seen a lot of stuff about
the what's that black stone that fell from the sky
and then they made the stone and Mecca out of
it and everything that's like the whole idea of like
that's where they made that from, right, And so there
is a lot of that that they talk about.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there might be something to it.
Speaker 3: And hey, guys, if you're watching I'm gonna call you out.
Speaker 2: You should be a shamed.
Speaker 3: Got like thirty people in here and seven likes. Come on, people,
don't be a jackass. Hit the like button.
Speaker 2: He baby ait a baby.
Speaker 8: So I don't know, man, I don't think that.
Speaker 2: Anybody's getting there more, you know, soul exchanged per se
anytime soon. But I think that this constant rhetoric towards
it is just really it's just I don't know what
it is. I think it's just the chaos movement, dude.
Speaker 8: I think a lot of this is just.
Speaker 2: A confusion reality to the point where they could reorder
reality for you in a weird way, you know. Yep,
all right, Sam Altman. Though Sam Altman is on the
wait list since twenty sixteen to kill him so they
can upload his brain to the Internet, which would allow
him to live forever, you know, if they have the technology.
Speaker 8: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That's it right here, ain't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Apparently an entire mammalian brain has been successfully preserved
using a technique that will now offer that will now.
Speaker 8: Be offered to UH people that are terminally ill.
Speaker 2: The intention is to preserve the neuro information thought necessary
to one day reconstruct that mind and then uh, you know,
this person could live forever. I guess, and like you know,
because you've seen obviously we talked about in the last
episode the Brainless clones that they have that start up
in California, so kind of goes hand in hand with this.
I guess that's what the clones will be for. Yeah,
k hit the like before I spart sparked my slip.
Speaker 8: Let's go, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Yeah, that's very crazy, dude.
Speaker 3: So like Sam Altman, which I don't smoke it anymore,
but back when I did, man, Uh, I couldn't function
if I had work or something like that. Yeah, I
couldn't do it, stupid dude.
Speaker 2: I just worked like a twelve hour shift and I'm
in it. Dude, let's go.
Speaker 8: I don't know how I do it. I'm a little energizer, Bunny.
Speaker 3: I'd be sitting looking like what's his name from Ricky Bobby.
I don't know what to do with my hands.
Speaker 2: What do you say, Bobby? Yeah, dude, I'm telling you, man, no, no,
I'm functional. So yeah, man, it looks like Sam Altman
is just all on board for this. He's like Yo,
you just put my brain in that jar like I'm
in fucking Futurama and you load me up into that clone.
Speaker 3: Dude, the militia man, you remember that Semester Stallone and
Wesley Snipes they priologically frozen them and then woke them
back up like what was it like one hundred years
later or some shit?
Speaker 2: Right, dude?
Speaker 8: You know who do you take first?
Speaker 2: Okay? Who do you pick? Who do you pick? Sylvester
Stallone or Arnold Schwartzenegger for what?
Speaker 3: What am I picking for?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: Just period?
Speaker 3: Just like to be a friend.
Speaker 2: I don't even know. I don't even know what you're picking.
I just know that you're you're choosing one. Choose one, right,
You're not fucking him, You're just deciding if you.
Speaker 8: Like him more or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but you know nothing. Gay, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I would love to be around Arnold's accent, but yeah,
freaking huge, lived hard. I've not heard Sylvester Stallone talk
about his political persuasions. Uh. It seems like I would
probably get along better with with Sly than I would
with Arnold. But I've always been an Arnold fan. I've
always loved his you know, Bodybuilding, the movies and stuff.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 8: I respect Stallone now.
Speaker 2: I asked you this because I want to see what
your answer would be.
Speaker 8: I respect st Loan now.
Speaker 2: I would have said Arnold up until like right now.
I just decided in my brain as we were talking,
as you were talking about him, I respect him more
than Arnold because he stands on business.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 2: He made Rocky right, he like wrote Rocky Okay, not
play it.
Speaker 8: He stood on business, dude.
Speaker 2: He was like, listen, unless you put me in the movie,
I'm not giving you the script. And he wouldn't give
it to nobody, dude. And I don't know, man like
Arnold just looks good, so he's gonna he's destined for greatness, dude.
Like he married into like some I forgot the Kennedy family, right.
Speaker 3: Arnold married story he was married into.
Speaker 2: The Kennedy family. I mean yeah, So I'm just.
Speaker 3: Saying, like I got a dog and the story that
I heard was still on. Yeah, he sold his dog
or give it away because he couldn't afford to feed
it no more and he didn't want to starve. And
he ended up writing that script and finally they agreed
to buy it and let him play in it, and
the first thing he done he went and found that
guy and bought his dog back.
Speaker 8: No shit, yeah, I didn't know that. That's crazy.
Speaker 2: Uh No, what was I gonna say? Did somebody say
I look like Ed Norton in the chat?
Speaker 3: I don't know if they talked about me or you,
but I was like, somebody's saying one of us is
a doppel ganger.
Speaker 2: We kind of I feel like both of us look
like if one of us look like Ed Norton, both
of us looks like Ed Norton.
Speaker 8: How about that?
Speaker 3: I don't know who Ed Norton is, but he must
be a handsome sun bitch. They must be, dude, if
we're getting compared to him, he's a good looking dude.
Speaker 2: He must be a good looking guy, better looking than stallone.
I bet? All right, all right, cool truck. Yeah. So
we got a year year anniversary coming up on September
tenth for Charlie Kirk, and you know the nude Never
Forget might just be Kirk. Huh. It's gonna be put
into New York Times Square on September tenth.
Speaker 8: It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a day before nine to eleven. It's crazy, yeah,
they said, you're looking statue.
Speaker 2: Oh, like I said me, Yeah, he looks like a football
player in that statue. Donny, he's got some broad shoulders
right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Not bad, not bad. Yeah, man, very crazy, you know.
I wonder, I wonder if what's his what's her name?
Erica Kirk's gonna like put a booth in front of
it and let people take a picture next to him
on the bench. Yeah, like she like she did like
she did outside the celebration thing where she literally put
a a replica of the booth that he got shot
in and then let people take pictures in it. Who
does that? Who does that?
Speaker 14: Like?
Speaker 2: Come on?
Speaker 8: You know, but hey, you know whatever, he's probably alive.
Speaker 2: So speaking to Charlie Kirk, we have his what would
you call it? Trial just started, right Charlie Robinson, And
right whenever it starts, we get some crazy news reportings
about Tyler Robinson Nick Shirley possibly being cousins, which is
wild shit, dude, cousins come on, man each other, the
killer and the victim and Nick Shirley. This is the
guy that's going around like exposing the Somalian daycare fucking
fraud and all this sudden stuff. Dude. He's like, yeah,
he's like an Israeli shield. Dude, Like he was put
up by some israel guy. He's got some connections with whatever.
It's a whole thing, but uh yeah, don't trust him
at all. And on top of that, look at this,
So what is the whole story? So the stepmom, who
are we talking about? Okay, he blocked me this morning
for posting the fact that Tyler Robinson and Nick Shirley's
mother are half sisters. They have the same dad. This
is a military psychological operation when we know that. Uh
so they shared a grandfather. Nick Shirley's mom is Brook T.
Jones and Tyler Robinson's mom is Amber Jones. Robinson Brooke
and Amber or half sisters, which makes them half cousins. Wow,
what are the odds? Bro? And then Nick Shirley blew up?
Nick Sureley didn't blow up till after this happened, right,
So the replacement what kind of crazy shit is that?
Speaker 8: Dude? Like, you're gonna prop.
Speaker 2: The killer the cousin of the killer. Dude, you're gonna
prop him up? Is the replacement for Kirk? Is wild? Bro?
I mean it's not the replacement for Kirk, but definitely
like this weird like stand in figure.
Speaker 3: I mean a young guy to influence the the younger
generation or masses. Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he was making YouTube videos for a long
time and then turned into like journalists who's breaking stories
in Minnesota out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: But the thing too, man, that bothers me. It's like
like me and you for example, Yeah, I've been podcasting,
you know, like on YouTube and stuff like serious for
you know, less than three years, two two and a
half years. Uh, I mean I got, you know, decent
amount of subscribers and stuff, but I'm not big. I'm
some my optatus. But you could work and do all
this stuff and do videos, cover this stuff, talk about
this stuff. Eight years roll by. You know, you're still
just kind of mediocre. But then all of a sudden
something breaks Bang you you start gaining some traction, taking
off and start getting on some big name shows and recognition.
Everybody turns, Oh, he's a government shield, he's got he
gets a check from Massade said. So it's like anybody
that gets any success that they're called these things.
Speaker 2: So I'm coming. They're taking a picture with that Yahoo
that I'm calling If they're taking a picture with that.
He did though, he took a picture with that Yahoo.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I'm just I'm just I'm just being the devil's advocate.
Speaker 8: Here, right.
Speaker 3: There's pictures and proof. There's pictures and there's proof. But
not everybody that you know suddenly breaks out or has
a stroke of good luck. Doesn't mean they're uh, you know,
secret agent man?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but Nick Shirley, is I stand on
that business? Dude? I don't know. Man, You're taking pictures
of the net Yahoo, and you blow up right after
he talks about uh, he has like a meeting with
a bunch of social media people talking about how he's
going to try to regain like connection through social media,
you know, all these things, dude, and then all of
a sudden, these people start popping up.
Speaker 8: Out of nowhere. And yeah, it's weird to me, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, any of us use dark mode on our pages.
Speaker 2: I do that. I use dark mode on mine.
Speaker 3: What the hell is?
Speaker 2: Come on? Now? You know? I keep darkn mode on
my pages. Looking behind me, dude, everything's black. I use
the wor all black on my.
Speaker 3: Should one year old man. Now, after like seven or
eight o'clock at night, my screen's a DM A little bit.
Is that Art Moode.
Speaker 2: No, it's where it's like everything's black on your thing, Like,
I don't worry, Doc, I'll turn it on for you.
Over we see each other with and Grove help out
Old at Brohemian Grove. I'll get on your I'll get
on your ship and I'll change your settings.
Speaker 3: Dude, I'm so looking forward to that. If you guys
haven't got your tickets yet and you're in the Wildwood,
Florida region, do yourself a favor and get you a
ticket for a nefluin desk Squads Brohemian Grove. DA Roach
is a blast. Yeah, man, It's well worth it. And
some of your favorite content creators are going to be there, man,
all of them. Yeah, don't quote me on the names,
but I overheard them saying they thought, you know this,
this and this. But if I understood them right, they
thought Brian from Demon Racers is coming. J T might
be coming, like j T Folis, JC me and you
Steven uh Hell Broadcasting Seeds Ben at Tanton I.
Speaker 2: Think you said, Austin Picard as well, and Donut Yeah
last year.
Speaker 8: Doctor Heather Lynn and a lot of people. Yeah that
like I would want to connect.
Speaker 2: I want to connect with to do a show with,
so ship I'm kind of excited about it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, which today at noon, I finally got.
Speaker 2: To get the fuck out of here. Really yeah, I
had already.
Speaker 8: You already know what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 3: All right, that's help you out. I'll help you out.
I'll pass the word. But uh but no, Uh, I
knew she was popular, especially where she went on Danny Jones,
but where I've been studying the same subjects that she has.
I'm writing a book on it. You know what I mean,
right right right? I took Yeah, so I took some
of my really viral clips or good clips and sent
them to her and said, hey, I said, I mean
you were right down the same alley. I said, we
need to hook up. And then she's seen the uh
the reels, and she's like, oh my god, I would
love to talk with you.
Speaker 2: I was like, yes, that'd be sick. Yeah. I want
to talk to her about the digital Temple concept because
I think that, uh, that's something I picked up on
that she was putting down and I think I picked
it up up and ran with it, and uh, definitely
want to talk to me about that that's sick. Do
you good? Good ship, I'd like to talk to her
on line. I'd like to talk to her online, but
we never like settled. But anyway, yeah, so flock cambers
are getting cut down. Guys, what do we got? What
do we got?
Speaker 3: Before you move on? Wi's way? I go this way?
Speaker 2: And what is that it is?
Speaker 8: It looks like the game of It looks like the
game of Throne Star.
Speaker 2: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 3: What this is. It's a it's like a some kind
of pentagram, which you looking thing right right. It's called
the Temple of Solomon and it's by doctor Jacob Nordngard Solomon.
Enjoy this because that's what he talks about in this book.
He talks about the digitization. Uh how uh that the
Solomon's Temple is not a building on the ground. It
is a satellite system in the sky to connect everybody.
Speaker 2: Oh ship, Oh, let's go dude, I'm all about that
all right, him. Oh, let's go making it shaking, guys,
making it shaking. Sorry, little inside baseball, making it shaking. Okay,
that's what we're doing, all right. So guys, this is exciting.
I hope you guys are excited.
Speaker 8: As I am.
Speaker 2: Press playing.
Speaker 8: Fuck it, No, we got people cutting down these polls. Dude,
let's go.
Speaker 3: I've seen that.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: Where was it, like Texas or some ship or New Mexico.
He actually cut down all kinds of cameras and they
arrested him, and uh, he showed up to court and
they called his name. He come up and uh they
asked him to state his name or something like that.
He just sat there and then finally she ended up
trying to get him of what was it, no show
or something.
Speaker 2: Like that, right right, because he didn't. He didn't.
Speaker 3: He's like, I'm here. He said, I have the right
to remain silent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's insane. I pleaded the fifth that's nuts. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well hey, unsung heroes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's see.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's a beautiful That is it? That should
be an art piece, you know what. That's what I
think I'm gonna do. Look at that right there, box.
I think I'm gonna get into art. I think I'm
gonna get into art and I'm just gonna I'm just
gonna paint flock cameras that have been shopped like that,
just laying down cock eyed in the grass with little
little flowers by it, you know. Yeah, fuck that ship.
It needs to be dude every time. Okay, So check
me out. Every time I go to the market by
my house, I have a flock camera right on the
outside of pretty much where I leave my house. Every
time I drive by. Oh wait, which way do I go?
The whole way, dude, I'm just I'm just flipping it
off the whole way I drive by. I'm like, you
know what, you don't need to look at the denser,
the scratch of my car.
Speaker 8: You know who I am every time I pass.
Speaker 2: So that's how I treat those cameras.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it makes me want to uh park my car
somewhere where I knew there wasn't one and uh ski
mask up and walk up on them things and just
start trashing them.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, dude, I'm giving them. I'm giving them the
bird every time I pass. Do you have flock cameras?
And then flock cameras are getting the bird?
Speaker 8: Dude?
Speaker 2: All right? Well, so they're trying to roll out like
these trash trucks in Florida that have AI powered cameras
on it that essentially work with the flock camera data
center like data database and so this is like a
mobile surveillance truck as they call it them. This post
here and it's crazy. Let's let's play that if you
got that.
Speaker 15: Very interesting things that we are exploring right now with AI.
Code has already looked at a software that will put
cameras on trash trucks that drive up and down every
single street, and that software has the ability to identify
bad roofs, broken windows. We could we could ease if
we deploy this. We could look at saying tell us
when there's construction material at the curtain.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but my OCD is killing me. What's up
with all these you see these?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, Well I don't like listening to somebody lie
to me either.
Speaker 3: This it's a screened it. This is an edit. I
mean I've done enough editing to know this is a
screen Why would like super somebody has superimposed something over
the top of this and tried to make it translucent,
because if you watch when he moves, that thing stays stationary.
Speaker 8: What the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: Why would they do to that?
Speaker 3: Or there's just a bunch of little bit pieces of
tape stuck on the lens. But I don't know whyle
I heled, anybody want to run.
Speaker 8: It's going what's going on?
Speaker 2: Doc? Why would they do this?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Just it's weird to me. I just
noticed it and I was like, dude, that's killing me.
I got a dress.
Speaker 2: It's weird to me now because.
Speaker 3: Watch when he moves and talks. Those don't move, So
it's either something screened on to it, edited or actual
pieces of tape stuck to the lens. But these camera
leans just you know what I mean, Hell, they several
thousand dollars. I won't be putting no damn tape on
my lens.
Speaker 2: This son good.
Speaker 15: Point because if someone's got an entire tub in a
kitchen at their curb, it's likely they're doing a remodel
that that needs a permit.
Speaker 2: So we're not there yet. We've already we've demoed it, guys.
This guy's trying to say that.
Speaker 15: The issue then becomes, well, what if we get three
thousand of them more?
Speaker 2: Hey, we can make sure that the construction guy's got
a permit as long as we put these cameras in
the trash truck. Okay, we can make sure that these
guys got permits around here?
Speaker 8: What the fuck are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Dude? That is just such bullshit? Does anybody really go
for this? Like, are grown adults sitting in this room going, Yeah,
that's you know what, that's a good idea, Like what
are you going?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the criminals will be worried about something like this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these construction workers, we got to worry about these
guys not having permits? What ok yeah?
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 2: And by the way, this is being brought in by Republicans,
which is even crazier to me because what I thought
regulation was bad, but now you want to deregulate everything
AI related, but not you want to overregulate the regular
people here.
Speaker 8: You know, it's bullshit.
Speaker 2: Let's see, I get rowdy when I talk about flock camers.
Speaker 8: I get rowdy when I talk about surveillance.
Speaker 2: To get routy whenever I talk about any losses of freedom.
I'm a staunch anti authoritarian. We had the dangers, Yeah,
we got the dangers of flock cameras. I got a
couple of examples why this should make you as mad
as it makes me. Right And so this first one here,
if there's a picture, you could go to it and
I'll read it. This talks about Ben Jordan. He's a
security researcher. He's revealing that FLO cameras are secretly creating
a GPS tracker for every car in America, So it
essentially holds your stuff for thirty days in case your
information stays in a database searchable for everyone.
Speaker 8: Not just the suspects of crime.
Speaker 2: It's like if you were to build a graph and
plot it on a map everywhere you go, right. And so,
I don't know if you saw this on the news,
but the NNGA campus, somebody just went there with seven
guns and tried to go in there. Did you see that. Well,
I've talked about this on this show before, but it's
called the National Geospatial Association or institute, and this is
a part of the counter intelligence counter Terrorist Organization for
the government. But what it does is it's a geospatial institute.
So it what I just said, it like the graph
that we're talking about, this GPS system, this would actually
go to that database. And what's funny is that somebody
just went in there and he had a bunch of
guns with him and he got stopped. But yeah, another
unsung hero, not that I want anybody innocent to die,
of course.
Speaker 8: But people should be scared. And I'm not talking about us.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about the people trying to institute these things
should be scared and understand that we see them, right,
and so I'm just mentioning that.
Speaker 8: But anyway, this is a big deal.
Speaker 2: You know, Flock's essentially creating GPS systems kind of like
Google does on your phone, where like if you go
look at the history where you win, yes, but it's
doing it with also like a web system of like
who are you talking to, associating with?
Speaker 3: You know, your contact is here?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Or is this picture actually taken here? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And so they can actually put you on a
list right Ah, I forgot what it's called, but it's
some kind of list where essentially like it's a red
list where everywhere you go, it's always pinion what you're doing.
Speaker 8: And where you're going at all times.
Speaker 2: And you don't even have to be a criminal. You
don't have to have a warrant, you don't have to
have anything against you for them to do that.
Speaker 8: This is completely.
Speaker 2: Skirted around you know, traditional constitutional amendment rights that I
would assume the police operate on.
Speaker 3: Yep. It's a double edged sword because.
Speaker 8: No, it's a one edged sword to me.
Speaker 2: But yeah, well you.
Speaker 3: Know what I'm saying. I mean, you got to look
at from some multiple perspectives. Yeah, on one hand, it
would be really easy to say, oh, well, if you
got nothing to hide, I shouldn't worry you. It's like, no,
I like my privacy, That's what I worry about. I
just don't won't to be looked at all day of time.
I want to scratch anything. I I want to scratch
my ass. It ain't none of your damn business. But
at the other hand, imagine if your you know, loved
one wife whatever was out and gets rugged, be raped
and killed, and because of those loot cameras and all
this other stuff they catched to killer and then bring
them to justice, then you would be thankful for that shit,
you know what I mean. So to me, it's just like, yeah,
I mean that's why I said, like the double edged sword,
it can do some good, but if it's there, it's
it's there for a nefarious reason for them to spy
on you. And because then it turns from not only
to crime, but to just getting out of line, you know,
kind of like they did the truck drivers in Canada
during COVID. You know that they got out of line.
They stopped obeying and was you know, sticking it to
the man. And what do they do. They shut down
all their damn funding. They cut off their bank accounts
and everything else.
Speaker 2: So even the people who supported the truck drivers, like,
if you supported the truck drivers, you got your.
Speaker 3: If they're trying to pass some laws, this, that and
the other, and you're like no, hell no, and you
struck grouping people together and going doing protests and all
this kind of stuff, they're tracking you the follow year
of where you go, can set you up for a
crime you didn't even commit, and use these cameras and
stuff to set you up to get you out of
the way, you know what I mean. Yeah, no, absolutely,
there's there's multiple angles to this.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, you know, you've got more bad than
good from what I've seen so far. I mean, I
haven't seen crime rates drop because of that. Have these cameras,
you know, And one thing I agree with the Tucker
Carlson says is that you know, you can't have freedom
if you don't have privacy, Right, They're kind of intrinsically
tied together. And I think that is a very true statement.
And so I kind of look at that and I'm like, yep,
that is a fact, and so I always intrinsically keep
those together. But also, you've got like nine police officers
that are getting arrested for stalking and harassing people using
these cameras. You've got other people that are looking at
playgrounds because for some reason, we need flot cameras pointed
at playgrounds, and people are looking at him and you know, stocking.
So there's a lot of that going on, and I
tend to hone in on that. And you know, there
was a day when the police did their job and
they were able to figure shit out that happened. You know,
I don't know, actually yeah, I agree, yeah yeah, right,
like you know it was actually a thing. You know,
they got paid a living wage, right, you know, at
least decent. You know. Now it takes a detective to
make some money. I mean shit, cops are making like,
you know, no money.
Speaker 3: So where are we going to now?
Speaker 2: Were to so one hundred flock cameras? Well, we had
this one thing where we kind of talked about this already,
but we have also talked about flock cameras that have
been set to go dark, and then they don't actually
shut off, right, So they voted them to shut off,
and then they and they remain on. Yeah, and so
actually in this particular one here, the flock cameras were
voted down and then they just remained on and the
police kept using them even though they voted against it.
So there's this weird like tugging go that's going on
as well with these police.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a few weeks ago we talked about that with
the well, the traffic cameras because back my home state,
they made it illegal because it was a third party
ticketing system, you know, so they rejected it and made
it unlawful. But they said, oh, but any contracts that
we have standing will honor. What they done is they
knew they were going to cancel that, so the day
before they did, they extended them damn contracts like ten
twenty years some kind of crazy number. So you know, yeah,
it's illegal, but that's a twenty year contract for that
camera there, so it can't go in the wheel. You
can't break the contract.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's always a loophole with that shit. It's crazy. Yeah,
let's check out this next one. It talks about the
police officers that kind of talked about stalking and harassing,
you know the count by the way, I mean, these
flock camers have only been getting put up since twenty
twenty four, so we're looking at the past two years
now and there are already up to twenty one police
officers that have been indicted for this crime, the same crime,
harassing and stalking. And we're just getting into this, right,
it's just starting.
Speaker 8: So just keep that in mind, you know, thanks.
Speaker 16: Joy you Just yesterday in Green County, a deputy was
arrested and fired. Investigators say Quinetia Goss access flock data
for personal reasons multiple times over the course of three
months without law enforcement justification. A similar story in South Georgia.
Five all many officers were arrested on Monday. You see
their names listed there. The GBI says an internal audit
found that the officers use the flock system multiple times
for non law enforcement purposes. All of those officers have
been fired, and just a few weeks ago in Cherokee
County are Atlanta News First investigation. These three deputies have
been fired for allegedly misusing flock. Sergeant Mike Creedon, Lieutenant
Chris Ryan and Deputy Cynthia Cynthia Jodasy were all charged
earlier this week, just yesterday in Green County and deputy
was arrested in fun.
Speaker 15: Right to jail and yeah that's true right away, no trial,
no no nothing.
Speaker 2: You know, in these these these flock cameras, you know,
are being put up using our tax dollars without our consent.
Nine times out of ten they're just being put up.
Flock ceo calls Deflock a terrorist organization. Okay, so you
got to understand that, Like Deflock, all that does is
just tell you where the cameras are.
Speaker 8: Okay, understand the hypocrisy here.
Speaker 2: The flock CEO, who wants to know where you are
at all times, calls you a terrorist if you want
to know where their cameras are. And they're calling it
pretty much in Tifa, right. So when you look at
Trump and how he's going to do a war against
communists in Antifa, they're lumping all these people that are
against data centers and flock cameras together with Antifa so
they're able to go after them. So these are real
patriots here that are being lumped in with crazy lunatic leftists.
So we can know everything about you, but if you
want to ask anything about what we're doing or how
we're tracking and surveilling you, you're the terrorist.
Speaker 3: Right it's insane. Ejecting, yeah, ejecting. It's like the cheaters,
you know what I mean. Cheater always accusing their significant
others of cheating because they know they are, so they
just assume the other one is too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: People, that damn woman that got fired, it was a
police officer with spine on her. Old man thinking he
was catting, right, Oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that first woman that they mentioned, that first
woman that they mentioned.
Speaker 8: Definitely let share whatever. Oh yeah, oh yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Cameras starts watching him going next door.
Speaker 2: And all this guy shit on here now just yeah,
I know he out there, He out there with the
fo right now up. No, yeah, that's funny. Yeah. So
deflock is something that everybody should check out, and you
should look in your area. Deflock dot com, deflock dot org.
It is definitely something to check out. You may have
a map that pops up. It looks very similar to uh,
the one that that we had in that post there,
but we'll skip past it. So this leads into this
right here Okay, let's watch that.
Speaker 8: It's Mike Johnson here.
Speaker 16: There's been a lot of discussion about what's going to.
Speaker 17: Be included in this reptiliation building.
Speaker 12: You walk through how important and how given it it is,
the Panami needs additional funding and what that number of.
Speaker 2: Precisely Pentagon needs funding.
Speaker 14: So I'm gonna the question was, can you list the
specifics of what the request is for the Pentagon. We've
seen it's over three hundred and fifty billion as a
as a request, and some of this is transformational kind
of funding that will help us change the dynamic of
the Department of War and make it more efficient and effective.
It's already the greatest fighting force on the planet, not
even close, but there are some ideas a real vision
on how to improve that even further. To bolster that,
you've heard the President talk about how he wants to
effectively double the funding for national defense. Look, we live
in dangerous times for fighting communism on our own shores,
and we're fighting evil terrorists and tyrants around the world,
and we have to be able to protect our national security.
So this is not the place to get into the
details of that.
Speaker 8: Fighting communism.
Speaker 2: So the idea is that he's implying that a lot
of this money is also going to be used to
fight on their own shores. That's a very important kind
of statement that was said. That the details can be
discussed here, right, is what he says. Well, that's just
alluding to fuckery in my opinion, you know, and I'm
not a huge fan of any wars being fought on
our shores by our military at all periods.
Speaker 3: Let's see. But yeah, this is another video or this
is a post, this is this is this is.
Speaker 2: Bb Yeah, well all this condiser, well, all this connects.
Speaker 8: Yeah, put it on. I don't see it though, now
there it is.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that drawing down of foreign aid from the United
States Israel be compensated by the proposal to have emerging
of some sort between our pentagon and and your military.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm calling it from from aid to partnership. So
we take away the money that is given to his rule,
which is which is one part. But the other part
is we invest co invest in equal measures in the
new technologies that are needed to give our military and
your military the advanta. So we want there are some
unbelievable projects, so we invest jointly and take the fruits equally,
you move from aid to partnership, and I think that
represents what Israel is. I remember. The other thing is
that we share with America unbelievable intelligence to save American life.
General Keegan has said that when he was working in
American intelligence, what Israel was giving the United States was
worth he said five cias. I don't I'm not trying
to be mathematically exact, but Israel's contributions to America's defense
are important. Our technology is incredible, and since yours is
incredible too, and you're the great champion of liberty and
free markets, I think the meshing of our two great
countries of talent would strengthen the America's position competitive position
both in the economic marketplace and in the military battle
in many important ways. So that's the idea. The idea
is to take away aid, one sided aid and move
it into you know, bilateral investments for.
Speaker 2: You know what I call that, dude, I'm gonna make
up a term, but yeah, well it's laze maxing. He's
glaze maxing over here, Dude, he's over here glazing. He's like,
we're so talented, our countries, we're so amazing projects. The
things we're doing together is unbelievable. You wouldn't believe it. It's
very much. He's trying to exemplify Trump's kind of aura,
but it's not working. He's just glaze maxing. He's just
glazing as hard as he can. It's very obvious. It's
one of those things like when you want to deceive somebody,
you tend to flatter them, and he's just not He's
not very good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and he's not very good at it.
Speaker 2: So it's like he's better at just being like, we're
gonna kill them all. They're all amelec you know what
I mean that usually I.
Speaker 8: Believe that a little bit more.
Speaker 2: I believe whenever he's saying that, Yeah, he has more.
He has more conviction when he's talking about killing people
than when he's talking about, you know, partnership.
Speaker 8: Uh So it's one of those things.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, Uh we could skip past the raising morale.
Well no, no, let's play it. Let's play it, because
it's it's one of those things where it's like, what
the fuck is this? I mean, I guess these people
said they wanted to attend this, and they attended it
on purpose, But I wonder if on.
Speaker 3: The radio just before we started. I had to go
to the store to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the Blue Angels. Yeah, the Blue Angels flying
over Florida.
Speaker 3: That some people were like traumatized or some ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, kids were screaming and shit probably.
Speaker 3: Holy shit, that was the video that. Oh shit, sorry,
I forgot to switch.
Speaker 17: Dude.
Speaker 3: That was like ten foot off the ground.
Speaker 2: Bro kind and then the wind starts to do that.
There was another there was another angel right there. Yeah,
look at that. The delay there is crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they're flying at like mark mark six or
some shit.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, they said it was like G seven, like
seven G's was like the turn he made before doing that, So, yeah,
he's flying due.
Speaker 3: But I heard that they do that all the time
to draw people's attention, to get them to come to
the air shows. But by far a lot of people
that were locals, I guess, were even interviewing and saying that,
you know, we see these every year, but this one
was by far the most exhilarating and closest flyby we've
ever experienced.
Speaker 2: Imagine, dude, that's just insane. It's too much for me,
a little too much for me. You know. We're raising
them morale, though, hag Seth. You know, that's what he said.
We're gonna keep doing it to the morales, to the
morales higher.
Speaker 8: So yesterday we're on the same time.
Speaker 2: We got this mysterious experimental explosion that happens off the
coast of Florida Thursday, three or four pm. So this
is yesterday. Uh yeah, crazy.
Speaker 8: I don't know what that was for.
Speaker 2: They were conducting some kind of experimental explosion.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. When was this plane thing? Was that in Florida? Two?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was like the same day.
I mean, I'm pretty sure that the waiting is.
Speaker 3: A distraction from the explosion or travel.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I was wondering. I was like, that's
why I put him next to each other. I was like,
what is this this kind of odd timing. It seems that,
uh it's very similar in timing. Yeah, yeah, I don't
know what that is, what's.
Speaker 8: Going on with that?
Speaker 2: So I did find an article about it was a
local Florida article talks about about three pm, three point
nine magnitude. Well, I guess it seemed like an earthquake
because it's such a big fucking explosion.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they have a video.
Speaker 2: It looks like, if you go to that article, I
think there's a little video you could play of the
explosion itself. Yeah, they'll try to get us, don't let
them do it.
Speaker 11: Strong experimental, strong experimental explosion reported off the coast of
the Atlantic.
Speaker 2: With what experimental explosion.
Speaker 17: Yeah, we're still trying to call. We're calling around everybody
to contact the Navy. They're looking into it as well.
It was not an earthquake. If you did feel it though,
it was not an earthquake, the United States Geological Surveys
calling this an experimental explosion.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 17: This occurred ninety one miles east northeast of punts Inlet,
registering though a three point nine magnitude on the Richter scale,
again happening just after three o'clock. So if we did
feel shaking, it was because this not an actual earthquake.
From time to time, these things last, I believe in
theirs before that. So certainly are things going on out there.
There's no fault line at that part of the Atlantic.
So that is, you know, anything else from the Navy,
four others from the calls that we are currently making
to figure out.
Speaker 3: Everybody, stay calm, We're just blowing you guys.
Speaker 2: Are idiots. He's like pretty much talking to people like
they're idiots. He's like, dude, there's no fault line over here.
I can't believe you think there's some kind of earthquake.
You're fine, don't worry about it. It's just a bomb.
It's just a massive bomb that caused a four Richter
scale magnitude earthquake.
Speaker 8: Like, what are we talking about?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: That's nice?
Speaker 3: Did you recently add this? I didn't see this earlier
when I looked the diary.
Speaker 2: This is great?
Speaker 3: Am I dying? I've been so for past week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so well, I don't think so. If you don't
have like a stomach bug, you're good. So Donut has
been heavy on this like Illuminati toilets thing, and it's
so weird because like it started off. I think it
started off with like the cruise ship, remember the cruise
ship with the hands of Iris stuff, and that's caused
by like rat shit, right, And so then after that
you had the Iran Wars start. You had another cruise
ship to turn around because the toilets or something, we're
messed up. And then the Iran War you had a
ship got bombed to where the toilets didn't work, and
he just kept like hammering on this idea that like
something's coming regarding like toilets or like, you know whatever.
And so then you have this like diarrhea parasite and
so he's like really hammering on it now and he's
like this is the thing or whatever, and I, you know,
I'm right, you know pretty much, And I just think
it's so funny. It's just entertaining to me. But anyway,
this is equally entertaining. People are trying to connect it
to the wildfires from Canada, like the.
Speaker 3: Diarrhea Inhlation is making people shift their guts out.
Speaker 2: This is just equally as crazy.
Speaker 8: To me. That is just funny.
Speaker 2: So we could pull up some videos. We could pull
up some of the next videos are just kind of
imagery of.
Speaker 3: What shared toad stuff. I met Toad last year at
Broheamian Grove. Yeah yeah, he brought his little ukulele and
he played what was it? He played Kanye West's Hail
Hitler and oh yeah yeah. And then another one that
I thought was kind of distasteful personally, but he said
that he sung at what was that song from Borat
Throw the Jew down the Whale?
Speaker 2: Oh, that's hilarious.
Speaker 8: That's hilarious. He's a funny guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Toad's funny. He don't cares.
Speaker 2: So we got a little imagery what Yeah, yeah, it
definitely is. We got a little imagery from Ontario, Canada.
As far as like what I was mentioning earlier, there's
so much smoke that it's causing its own weather force system,
you know, uh yeah, dude. And so people are kind
of likning into a massive volcano eruption in a way
where not like nuclear winter level, but definitely like fuck
up your day level. You know, we could look at
the next at the next clips here, and we could
look at how bad it'll fuck up your day in America.
So down here we got Chicago and Detroit.
Speaker 3: So here's collar or what is that Chicago? I think Chicago?
Speaker 8: Look at that. Oh no, this is actually in Canada.
Speaker 2: Dude. These people are inside of a train and they're
driving through the fires.
Speaker 8: Damn dude.
Speaker 2: That's that's pretty bad as that is badass. It's actually terrifying.
It looks like you're driving through hell.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah it does.
Speaker 2: Oh man. They don't like they're like, hurry up, hurry up.
Speaker 3: I don't have the sound. I don't have the sound.
But if they do not have highway to hail planet
the background, they don't opportunity.
Speaker 2: They don't, but they're like hurry up.
Speaker 8: They're trying to get.
Speaker 2: The hell out of there.
Speaker 8: Dude, that is crazy.
Speaker 2: So look at that. Look at how high tech that
train is. Yeah, I know, thing's got like a digital
board readout.
Speaker 3: That thing's Laskia.
Speaker 2: It's like those new new Malibu boats. Man, they got
like readouts like that. It's so badass. I want one.
Speaker 8: But yeah, so this is Chicago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this is how bandy city it's getting down
here in America from up there, so you'll probably be
hearing a lot about this. You might even be experiencing
some of this, so be safe out there in Canada
they have roller coaster rides still going at places that
are way worse than that. So Canadians don't give a ship. God,
we thought, yeah, we thought they were soft up there,
but I guess they're not. Dude.
Speaker 3: No, that's funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a good show man.
Speaker 3: What should always I missed you? I missed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely same here. It's been a couple of weeks,
but we're back at it, dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I and Pore we go just as same as always. Man,
what you got going on this week with your show
and let everybody know what you got going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot going on this weekend. So Weekend Warriors
back at it Tonight. I'll be live with Nathan Nathaniel Gillis.
We'll be getting into necronetics, talking about the sentient plasma
phenomena and also a demonology and also I'll be with
Veritas Road tonight after that back to back Bangers.
Speaker 8: We're gonna be talking about clones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're awesome. We'll be talking about clones, germ theory,
a lot of different stuff to see where it takes us.
Speaker 8: It's kind of a chill pod.
Speaker 2: Sunday, I am starting the Legacy Program, the series The
Legendary Revamp Mystery Babylon Bill Cooper.
Speaker 8: I'm starting it.
Speaker 2: On Sunday Sunday night, and me and Doc will get
together and do an episode as well of it. Got
about you know, at least thirty episodes of it to do,
so I'm excited to get that going.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, did you ever pick up that book?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get it.
Speaker 8: But you know I've got I've got the first couple down.
I'll be good. I'm gonna re listen to it and
take some more notes.
Speaker 2: But I've listened to it like four or five times
and taken notes a few times, so I already damned
near have the first one memorized, you know, the two
thousand and one Space Odyssey and the Dawn of Man,
you know, and the whole deal.
Speaker 3: So yeah, yep, I listened to that on podcast when
I still working in the factory. I think I listened
to that entire season at least at least twice while
I was at work. It's really entertaining.
Speaker 2: It's just so light, so good. Shout out to the chat.
I'll see you guys hopefully tonight and Sunday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, well, yeah, I guess like far as me.
Sunday my channel to Prometheus Lens podcast. I have my
Son Night reading live study of lewis Kinsburg Legends of
the Jews. Be sure to come by and check us
out there if you want to see that. That'll be
on my other channel. Monday, I have my six pm
Eastern Standard Time review. I have Ryan from the Ryan
Files were talking about UFOs and UFO disclosure, so join
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