July 2, 2025 • 30 mins
Thomas from Paranoid American returns to Paranoi Radio to unravel the dark threads connecting LSD, MKUltra, child trafficking, and the Salem Witch Trials. From asylum conspiracies to government mind control, this episode rips open the veil on a Silent Conspiracy hidden in plain sight. Buckle up—truth this raw doesn’t whisper, it screams.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Don't miss out, Bro, don't miss out. Stay tuned for
the rest of the show because we're talking about the
conspiracy of silence, a little bit of JFK and simulation
theory stuff. What thetn't know where they.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Can find you, bro, And you're gonna be on a
list for listening to this one. By the way, go
to Paranoid American dot com. I'll teach you how to
get off that list, or I'll teach you how to
get to the top of the list, because at least
if you're gonna be on the list, be at the
top of the list, right through the list.
Speaker 1 (00:29):
That's fucking crazy.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
Kiss keep it simple, stupid, I promise you.
Speaker 1 (00:37):
This is not a plim podcast.
Speaker 3 (00:42):
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turn radio, set up the Move turn on Radio, set
up the SUP.
Speaker 1 (01:01):
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to keep it up. I have to keep up the
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(02:46):
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Paranoid American. What's up?
Speaker 2 (02:52):
I assume you're gonna flow in like the audience applause
sound effect in the background.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
I'm not that good at all this audio.
Speaker 2 (02:59):
Stuff yet, Hey, man, how's it going. Man? It's awesome
to talk to you again.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
It's good, man, it's been good. It's been grinding out
here before anything. Yo. Matt shout outs to speaking in
Code Drew Code. His name is code Code, mad love
doc he else. He's passionate about you and creating for everything.
So he was texting me today. I'm gonna yo, bro,
you know I'm gonna shut you out. So Matt shoutouts,
so speaking in colde podcast, those guys are getting busy
out there, so may make sure don't sleep on them guys. Anyway,
(03:26):
Paranoid American, where can people find you?
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Hey, and also shout out the speaking in Code thank
you so much. He's a homie, he's a og. So yeah,
people can find me at Paranoid American dot com and
then on all the social media networks. It just should
be at Paranoid American except for Twitter. They don't let
you get that last letter in, so it's just paranoid America.
So we you can call me whatever you want. What
(03:51):
you can't put the end behind it, bro, They shorted
you just that one extra letter.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
Can you put paranoid American and one.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
No, I'm saying like, like you run out of space,
it cuts you off a paranoid America, there's no more
room for anything else. So I guess I'm both Now
I'm paranoid American and I'm just paranoid America in general,
which it makes me feel bigger, right like the whole country.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
It makes me feel retarded. That paranoia on mine doesn't
have the D. So that's how you know you can
find me. Guys, it's no d.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Oh Man.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
What's up? Bro? Hey, thanks again for being on the show.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
Bro.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
It's an humbley pleasure always get to talk to you,
and I see you are working and I jump into it.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
Bro.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
You have a new series on your show called Under
the Docks.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
Wall, Yeah, under the Dogs, because I've been doing a
cult Disney for the last two years now where we
go and we rewatch all the Disney theatrical linked animations.
And then I had a show that I still do
with Tommy Truthful Truth of Mafia called Conspiracy Cinema where
we talk about out movie decodes and stuff. And I
(05:03):
would just realize that so much of my media consumption
growing up and over the last couple decades is way
more about watching documentaries and not really movies and TV
as much, and that documentaries in particular is probably where
I got all my conspiracy knowledge growing up. It was
watching David Ike and Alex Jones and Zeitgeist and you know,
(05:26):
all these different documentaries, and I just didn't see a
lot of other people laser focusing on just documentaries. So
there it is, There was born. And then the biggest rule,
which I mean, you know you've been doing podcasts for
a minute now too, The biggest thing that I've been
trying to do is that if we review a thirty
minute show, like we shouldn't talk about it for more
(05:50):
than thirty minutes, like if usually the review should be
not as long as the thing that you're reviewing. So
the goal for a lot of these under the docks
is to take a three and a half hour documentary
and try and summarize it in forty minutes, or if
it's an hour, we summarize it in about twenty minutes.
That's kind of the goal. And really selfishly, it's a
way for me to revisit all these conspiracy videos that
(06:13):
I haven't seen in a couple decades, just to see
how they hold up.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Unselfishly because you're getting that information, remastering it and putting
it back out to the people, which is important because
you're consuming it and then you know you're filtering it
for everybody else to listen to. I like to say
that we're on on training wheels here with conspiracies, because
even though I'm doing deep dive research, you guys are
only getting the freaking highlights. You know, you guys are
(06:38):
not getting all the little details and names in the dates.
Sometimes I have to go speak fast, and I didn't
have thirty to forty minutes on a show anyway, So
I get what you're saying, bro. But that's a great idea.
What's one of the most recent findings. Let me plug this.
Speaker 2 (06:50):
Thing in Well, So we've been doing We've been recording
three episodes every Sunday and then I release them like
one in a week. So we're already through November. So
we just recorded last Sunday three different JFK documentaries. One
of them was called Everything Is a rich Man's Trick
nine to eleven and JFK. One of them was called
JFK Revisited, which is by Oliver Stone, which it's him
(07:15):
talking about all the other JFK conspiracy theories and his
own movie, and then there was another one called JFK
to the Bush Connection. So you can see, like every
batch of three, they're usually all about like one thing.
We had Alex Jones month, we had a Michael Moore month,
we have just like a straight up conspiracy month. And yeah,
(07:36):
so this latest one was JFK Month.
Speaker 1 (07:39):
I want you to use this episode almost as a
meanie snippet trailer teaser. What's what can people? What are
you gonna find on that first episode when you start
dropping that stuff?
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Bro? Well you can you can actually watch a few
of them right now. I think we got like like
three or six different ones out. The one that just
aired this week was The Conspiracy Islands. Have you ever
heard of this documentary? No? So okay, this has got
to be one of my highest rated documentaries of all time.
If anyone's listening, write this down.
Speaker 1 (08:11):
Conspiracy of silence, Bro, we're podcasters, bro, we kept be silent.
Speaker 2 (08:15):
Conspiracy silent. Well, and it's it's ironic that it's called
conspiracy of silence because it never saw the light of day.
This is the this has all of like it checks
all the conspiracy boxes. Right. And one of the things
that's the coolest about this particular documentary was that it
was made by a group called Yorkshire Television, and they
(08:36):
are they make documentaries. They made them for the Discovery
Channel back in the nineties, so I mean, and they
weren't like a conspiratorial thing. This was just a thing
that they did. They shot documentaries for large networks. And
this one episode called the Conspiracy of Silence talked about
trafficking humans through this place called Boystown and Nebraska, which
(08:58):
was a school for orphan and troubled boys, and that
it tied got tied all the way up into the
highest levels of the CIA, the White House, the media.
It was kind of Jeffrey Epstein one point zero back
in the nineties. And the documentary itself was supposed to
air in nineteen ninety three. It's even in a TV
(09:20):
guide from I think May of nineteen ninety three it
says right there, History Channel, Yorkshire Television Conspiracy Silence, and
then it got pulled by unknown figures. It just never
saw the light of day. It was never aired on
the History Channel. So now if you go and you
search or Discovery Channel, if you go and search on YouTube,
(09:41):
you can find conspiracy a Silence, you got to put
nineteen ninety three or nineteen ninety four in there, otherwise
you'll find a bunch of other unrelated crap. And man,
it is just absolutely mind blowing. And I actually had
read the book that it was based on, which was
the first conspiracy book that blew my socks. Like it
went from caring about X files and aliens and you know,
(10:05):
four thirty two versus four forty and you know, kind
of like the fun stuff all the way into wait,
politicians are doing what to kids? Like that was it
was the first time that it got real dark, real quick.
And I there was a moment in time when I
almost felt like, Okay, maybe I'm gonna turn away from
this and go back to the fun alien stuff, like
(10:27):
let's talk about what happened at Roswell or Area fifty one.
But I couldn't shake it, man, I couldn't because there
were so many deep implications of all this. So, yeah,
Conspiracy of Silence, I can't believe it even got as
far as it did, regardless of the fact that it
never aired.
Speaker 1 (10:48):
It goes deep, and it goes far back in time.
So you're saying at one point one. I'm thinking even
because mk Ultra was almost the same thing, kind of
picking people up from the streets, hobos, people that weren't loved,
no one's gonna miss them, right, and using them, experimenting
(11:10):
on them. But you're telling me it was a city.
What state was this in?
Speaker 2 (11:16):
It was in Nebraska, but it was an entire you
could call it a city called boys Town, which was
set up by a Catholic priest named Father flann Again.
And before any and before anyone starts like, oh, of
course it's the Catholics, I mean I did a deep
dive on Father flan Again and as far as I
can tell, even in the in the darkest recesses of
(11:38):
the conspiracy world, there's not a lot of dirt on
Father flan Again. You can throw it like a dart
in a room full of Catholic priests and probably hit
someone that's got dirt. This is one of the few
that seems to have been truly altruistic. He really did
set up this entire community to help troubled kids and orphans. Well,
I mean he's dead now, he didn't. I think that
(12:01):
he died in like the seventies or something. He started Boystown,
and it started as a good thing. Then over time
it changed through different hands, it fell into neglect, and
then at a certain point it was just eating money
like it was just a loss leader and no one
wanted to touch it. So it went under the control
of this guy named Lawrence E. King, and Lawrence E.
(12:22):
King is where all of this started. He ended up
embezzling a whole bunch of money, getting a bunch of
sweet contracts for all of his friends. But most importantly,
he started identifying the problem children that lived in this
boy's town and then started turning him into drug mules
and Epstein's stuff. I won't go into the details, but
(12:43):
just imagine the darkest recess of what Epstein did. And
we're talking about in all boys orphanage. So, I mean,
this is one of the again, one of the darkest
stories that you'll ever come across.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
I am intrigued. I can't wait to go listen to
that episode. But you know what, bro the things have
been happening. Which I'm not saying that this priest was
the saying or he was a bad guy or a
good guy. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying these
things have been happening, and now everybody has one of these,
(13:17):
so it's easier to get caught doing it now. It's
always happened at the same rate, or probably even more,
but now because everybody has a freaking a camera, phone
and access to the internet and access to that information
and putting it out immediately, copying it and reposting it,
I think it's you know, you see it more more
prevalent because people are watching it now. But I couldn't
(13:39):
imagine how.
Speaker 2 (13:39):
I want to argue that if you found yourself on
a boat headed towards Epstein Island, they probably got cell jammers.
They probably got rooms that are padded like Faraday cages
so that you can't get your technology. I mean, bro,
if you if you go to a Dave Chappelle stand
up comedian you know event, and they take your phone
(14:01):
from there too, or they make you put it in
those little bags that it can't access the outside world,
and they can walk up and down the aisles and
make sure that no one's so. I mean, if they
can do that out of Dave Chappelle's stand up show,
then they could definitely do that at Epstein Island or
in the you know, the Lolita Jet, the Lolita Express
or any other way that you want to traffic people.
Speaker 1 (14:23):
They do that at McDonald's. I'd never did it. I
live in La Bro. Every building has Wi Fi. You
I go to McDonald's, even if I'm gonna drive through,
my phone never has good services service at McDonald's I
am forced And then the little pop up do you
want to connect to the Wi fi? Why so you
guys could get all my information? Fuck you?
Speaker 2 (14:42):
What's going on to the McDonald's Bro, that they're trying
to disconnect you from the world?
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Why why? Why only there tried doing it? Bar Berger
King it works. I guess I don't have that tech.
But McDonald's, Bro, every single time I'm at that drive through, religiously,
bro in my service, I'm always trying to upload it
or donald hit nothing, bro. And yeah, so it's it's
pretty crazy.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
Pong in the basement there, You don't know, ping pong?
Speaker 1 (15:07):
Is that code for like organ harvesting or Yeah, that.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
Was the crux of pizza Gate. You remember that it
was about comet ping pong and like this basement existed.
That's crazy, bro.
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Yeah, that maybe happen to McDonald's. Every McDonald's though you
think they're all connected like Disney.
Speaker 2 (15:27):
No, well, you know it's it's franchised. So I'm sure
that there's at least one franchisee out there that has
like a kill room under his McDonald's. There's got just
a numbers alone, right, Like there has to be at
least one McDonald's franchisey serial killer. Like it would be
statistically improbable for that not to be true.
Speaker 1 (15:48):
Yeah, I hear you. That's crazy, bro. So it's called
a conspiracy of silence.
Speaker 2 (15:54):
That that's probably the darkest one. That's one of the
moment portant and that was just the one that aired
this week. They come out every Tuesday around three o'clock
in the afternoon, and then we're gonna, eventually we're gonna
work our way through all the conspiracy stuff and then
just do like fun music documentaries and true crime and
(16:15):
sports and all that stuff. But I feel that my
DNA is truly like rooted in conspiracy documentaries. So we're
kind of going through all the heavy hitters.
Speaker 1 (16:27):
You mentioned JFK in the beginning, and that just popped
me popped up in my head. What do you think
these files? I have to bring it into this because
I'm a trump head, and I know it's not a
political podcast, but do you think these files are gonna
deliver any type of news instead of just a bunch
of nothing burgers?
Speaker 2 (16:46):
Maybe some, but there's some really low hanging fruit, Like,
for example, it seems beyond obvious to anyone that looks
into it now, no matter how skeptical or non skeptical
you are. One of them obvious things is that JFK
was shot from the front. He had an entrance wound
in his neck, he had an entrance wound in his head.
(17:08):
Now that's probably one of those things that will come out.
But then when it's like, okay, well then who shot him?
And then if the question becomes, well what about the autopsy?
How come the autopsy didn't show some of these entry
wounds and those specific details I don't think are gonna
come to light, or if they do, it'll just be
acknowledged that they were anomalies or that they were discrepancies
(17:33):
that should have been followed up but they weren't. But
when it comes down to and who orchestrated all this stuff,
I feel like we're never going to get any of
those answers because the people that were responsible for that.
They still have political capital and political dynasties, you know,
like I won't mention any specific bush names, but like
(17:55):
these very specific families, they still are in power enough
to make it so that this won't come out. And
I think originally it was supposed to be twenty twenty nine.
Trump claims that he pushed that up by like, you
know what four years or something. Not that not that
big of a deal. It's not like it wasn't ever
gonna come out. And then I just feel like they're scrambling.
(18:15):
They're just highlighting and redacting things faster now than they
would have been if they had an extra four years
to do it.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
You're right, and I'm know I'm up now that I'm
wearing on YouTube. I call it YouTube in June Jude, yeah,
June tube.
Speaker 2 (18:31):
Bro.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
I have to I have to say this. And even
so you have to think it's it's a it's a
generational thing. It's been it's been you know, it's been
hidden for a very long time. Bro. So Donald Trump
has four years to go through to expose this thing
that has been open for what forty to fifty years?
How long has it been?
Speaker 2 (18:51):
This spit over fifty yeh, nineteen sixty three, so we're
talking over fifty years at this point.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
How many presidents and how many prime ministers have been
involved in hiding this secret that the Jews did it
and all this other stuff, right, you know, it's it's
a lot of information to be kept with a lot
of other people that have been passed, and it's a
generational thing, like I said, and I think, like exactly
what you said, they have enough power to seal it
and say all right, well, mister Donnie whatever, all the
(19:18):
all your people, if you guys want to release this information,
get ready because we're going to release a pathogen or
get people sick or another COVID. Get ready for a shutdown.
And they have enough power to do it. I think
they just caught correct me if I'm wrong. Some Chinese
patriots out here that they were trying to freaking smuggle
in a chemical like a chemical thing for our crops
(19:41):
to get us sick and get cattle sick.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
It was little like mold spores so like, and you know,
a mold sport is basically like seeds ready to grow.
So the idea was they were just going to unleash
these mold spores and who knows where, probably some kind
of agricultural center, food supply chain. Yeah, And I mean
it's so easy, man, if you think about it, look
(20:04):
at how much of our public resources are based on
the honor system, Like we just trust that someone's not
going to just start dumping chemicals into a nearby water supply.
And I mean, speaking of man, one of the most
interesting stories out of mk Ultra from the fifties was
(20:25):
that the CIA went to a small town in France
called La Espirit and they just dumped ls massive amounts
of LSD in their water supply and the entire town
tripped out. And I mean, you could technically do that
right now today. It's just that we don't have the
same resources that the CIA did. They literally bought every
(20:46):
dose of LSD on the planet at that time. If
you had that much then you could also do this yourself.
So so much of the world right now, right it's
like we're fragile. Bro.
Speaker 1 (20:59):
There was that remembered that brought to my memory. There's
a conspiracy about the selling witch trials. Same thing that
it wasn't that there was witches, it was that the
town was going crazy because their crops were infected with
this fungus that was making people delusional, and so it
(21:20):
started spreading. But that's what that was the epicenter, and
that's why their hangings happened, and people were talking to
themselves and being all at kidsel frantic and shit like
they weren't a nasty meth come down.
Speaker 2 (21:30):
Yeah, that's the the ergot theory that that the erga
is a fungus that grows on rye that essentially is
is equivalent to LSD.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Damn, look at that. So the CIA has been doing
it for but I mean, you know it's been happening.
It's it's it's a it's a crazy stuff, man.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
I mean you can you could still say. I mean,
obviously the CIA didn't exist back then, but I would
argue that whenever you've got magic and drugs, then there's
an intelligence agencies somewhere they're connecting those two things because
magic inherently tends to be secretive, and drugs also tend
to be secretive, either how to procure them, what their
(22:12):
effects are. All of this usually is relegated to these
small little clicks of people, and they intentionally don't let
the masses know about this stuff for who knows what reason.
We could speculate all day, but I would argue, yeah,
anytime mind altering drugs or magic are involved, you're gonna
have a secret society of some kind or an intelligence
(22:33):
network of some kind that is pulling the string somewhere.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Wild, you think. But I mean, I was doing a
deep dive on the old mix and I did this
presentation on broadcasting seats. It came out pretty well. That
was actually amazed because of my thick accent. It's just horrible,
but I found out that. And just to put it
to condense the information, they were tapping into an organic
(22:59):
calgar rhythm and they were using their biometrics blood sacrifice
to open frequencies in the earth in Mensue, America, in
the Yukatim Peninsula, just the same way that we use
biometrics to access our phones and get the information out.
They were putting information and they were trying to upload
themselves into the ether, directly into the pulsating heart of
(23:22):
the earth. And this is my theory, right, And I
was like, what the heck does that sound like? They
were trying to avoid judgment. Who else use biometrics to
take us out of this realm and take them take
us through salvation. Jesus, holy snap, Who is trying to
take us from three D to digital D? If that's
(23:44):
even a dimension?
Speaker 2 (23:45):
Well, in Heaven's Gate you could make an argument.
Speaker 1 (23:50):
So I'm thinking they want to put our consciousness live
forever in a digital realm. Bro. Like, so God made
us in the simulation, we made AI in our image.
So it's a cycle. It's a self imploding cycle, bro,
you know what I'm saying. So this information has been
handed down, We grab it handed down, and the next
one hands it down, and so forth and so forth
and so forth. So it's a thing that's been reoccurring.
(24:12):
It's been happening for a very long time. The magic.
Speaker 2 (24:15):
We might be on a scary trajectory here though, because
it started out with human sacrifice, and then once culture
felt like it was sophisticated enough and it had religion
that was abstract enough, then they were like, okay, well
we can just sacrifice animals and not people now or
not I mean not children. It usually was like children, right,
because they represented like the best you could offer to God.
(24:37):
So at a certain point, the binding of Isaac, if
you want to go on, like the Judeo Christian version,
but almost every religion and culture historically has this moment
when they were like, Okay, we don't have to sacrifice
people anymore. Now we can go and just do animals.
And then on a long enough timeline, it's like, okay,
we don't actually have to sacrifice animals now. Now I
(24:59):
can just not eat skittles for a month or something
for lent, and that's my version of sacrifice or whatever. Right,
it keeps getting abstracted. But if AI is the next iteration,
then I feel like AI is first gonna be like, oh,
I'll sacrifice other AI to like like whatever it thinks
it's god is. But then it's gonna be like, oh
(25:19):
I need to evolve. I'm gonna just sacrifice people now,
and then it's gonna go to animals, and then it's
gonna go to something more abstract. But we're kind of
caught in this chain, right, Like, the second AI decides
it has its own gods and that those gods needs sacrifices,
I feel like we're gonna be considered as an offering.
Speaker 1 (25:39):
Have you heard of AGI?
Speaker 2 (25:41):
Yeah? Yeah, this is just the AGI means general AI
as opposed to like JATGBT is really good at text,
and you know, like mid Journey is really good at images,
and VO three or Kling is really good at video,
and soon it's good at audio. AGI is when there's
just AAI MYI that can do all of that stuff
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better than they can each do individually. And once that happens,
I mean, I'm of the impression that we won't know it,
like we will be so slow that we won't realize
that it has already been part of our world for
probably like a decade or something, because the original thing
was the Touring test, and the Turing test isn't even
(26:24):
really scientific. It basically it's subjective based on the person
and technology. But you can oversimplify it to say that
the Turing test is can you determine if you're talking
to a human being or to a computer. And I
feel that chat GBT has already proven that there's plenty
of people that don't realize that they're talking to AI,
(26:45):
either online or like an audio or watching a video.
They already don't realize that. So that means we've blown
past the Turing test, probably a decade ago. And the
next iteration of that is going to be this like
synchronicity or singularity. And that's another version where by the
time you're like, oh, I think maybe this is singularity,
it means it's already been here.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
Bamn. I know, I've seen so many videos of people
talking about always been here. We're just uncovering it and
tapping into it. Nothing new under the sun. That's intense, Bro.
My imagination gets blown. I can't even fathom any more.
Speaker 2 (27:22):
Bro. You know.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
And it's biblical too. And guys, I'm not saying this
because I'm a Christian or anything. No, I'm just saying
it's been told you won't be able to see what's
true and what's not, what's fake. Like the days of
no gene splicing, genetics, genetic engineering, illnesses, everybody's figuring, well,
we're the sickest.
Speaker 4 (27:39):
Country in a freaking panics. It's just, you know, and
we're in the top one percent. The poorest person in
the United States is in the one percent. So it's
it's just annoyingly.
Speaker 2 (27:50):
Accurately and not just that. Another weird thing to think
about is that the poorest person and then well, I
guess not the poorest person. You just take someone from
like the lowest class possible, and compare the conveniences and
resources that that person has compared to say, a king
in the fourteen hundreds, Right, even if you were balling
(28:11):
out as a king, you couldn't just pop over to
McDonald's and get some hot chicken nuggets whenever you want
it and then go into an air conditioned store and
then pop over here and grab like a bottle of
mango juice. If you were a king in the fourteen hundreds, bro,
like you're not. You don't have access to any though,
you don't have central ac, you don't have indoor plumbing,
you can't pop in a frozen pizza. So I mean,
(28:34):
obviously they had resources and they could live quote unquote
like a king, but their version of living like a
king was probably nowhere near as comfortable as someone that
would consider themselves lower class today, which it's a weird paradox.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
WHOA and guys. I like to keep these short, but
today there was big highlights. And that one of them
is going to be, with your permission's going to be
a name of the of this episode, the Conspiracy of
Silence with Paranoid American. That is something long. It's going
to be useful. I think it's information that you guys
should be able to digest, especially if you listen to
the show for this long already. Then if you've checked
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him out, you know what he's about. Truth Bomber bringing
in a lot of information, depositing too the bank of knowledge.
Make sure you check them out. Where can people find.
Speaker 2 (29:21):
You, bro? Paranoid American dot com is the best place.
Paranoid American on Instagram, I'm on YouTube, I'm on Rumble,
I'm on Twitter, and I'm on Amazon. So if you
like to put your money directly into the heart of
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Get that free prime shipping, send it to your grandparents
for Christmas. Whatever I got. I got some great stuff
(29:44):
on there for the normies. And then once the normies
get into the fold, then I can start telling them
about Conspiracy of Silence and JFK assassination and stuff. We
started out easy. We start them out on like a
Cryptid's coloring book or something fun.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
That's freaking amazing. I mean, who doesn't like you and dinosaurs? Right,
That's how you get them hooked.
Speaker 2 (30:02):
That's how that is how you get That's how I
got hooked. I got hooked on like X Files and
cartoons in the nineties.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
Yeah, don't you ever bad mouth Jassic part that is
the most accurate movie in the freaking planet, right, and
Star Wars.
Speaker 2 (30:13):
Obviously, and I mean West World. You gotta throw a
west World in there too.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Yeah, I like it. Yo, Everybody, make sure you check
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He's been here there shot a couple of times, and
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Speaker 2 (30:34):
Peace.
Speaker 1 (30:35):
Thank you Thomas, Thank you Radio
Don't miss out, Bro, don't miss out. Stay tuned for
the rest of the show because we're talking about the
conspiracy of silence, a little bit of JFK and simulation
theory stuff. What thetn't know where they.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Can find you, bro, And you're gonna be on a
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Paranoid American. What's up?
Speaker 2 (02:52):
I assume you're gonna flow in like the audience applause
sound effect in the background.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
I'm not that good at all this audio.
Speaker 2 (02:59):
Stuff yet, Hey, man, how's it going. Man? It's awesome
to talk to you again.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
It's good, man, it's been good. It's been grinding out
here before anything. Yo. Matt shout outs to speaking in
Code Drew Code. His name is code Code, mad love
doc he else. He's passionate about you and creating for everything.
So he was texting me today. I'm gonna yo, bro,
you know I'm gonna shut you out. So Matt shoutouts,
so speaking in colde podcast, those guys are getting busy
out there, so may make sure don't sleep on them guys. Anyway,
(03:26):
Paranoid American, where can people find you?
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Hey, and also shout out the speaking in Code thank
you so much. He's a homie, he's a og. So yeah,
people can find me at Paranoid American dot com and
then on all the social media networks. It just should
be at Paranoid American except for Twitter. They don't let
you get that last letter in, so it's just paranoid America.
So we you can call me whatever you want. What
(03:51):
you can't put the end behind it, bro, They shorted
you just that one extra letter.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
Can you put paranoid American and one.
Speaker 2 (04:02):
No, I'm saying like, like you run out of space,
it cuts you off a paranoid America, there's no more
room for anything else. So I guess I'm both Now
I'm paranoid American and I'm just paranoid America in general,
which it makes me feel bigger, right like the whole country.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
It makes me feel retarded. That paranoia on mine doesn't
have the D. So that's how you know you can
find me. Guys, it's no d.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Oh Man.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
What's up? Bro? Hey, thanks again for being on the show.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
Bro.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
It's an humbley pleasure always get to talk to you,
and I see you are working and I jump into it.
Speaker 2 (04:36):
Bro.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
You have a new series on your show called Under
the Docks.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
Wall, Yeah, under the Dogs, because I've been doing a
cult Disney for the last two years now where we
go and we rewatch all the Disney theatrical linked animations.
And then I had a show that I still do
with Tommy Truthful Truth of Mafia called Conspiracy Cinema where
we talk about out movie decodes and stuff. And I
(05:03):
would just realize that so much of my media consumption
growing up and over the last couple decades is way
more about watching documentaries and not really movies and TV
as much, and that documentaries in particular is probably where
I got all my conspiracy knowledge growing up. It was
watching David Ike and Alex Jones and Zeitgeist and you know,
(05:26):
all these different documentaries, and I just didn't see a
lot of other people laser focusing on just documentaries. So
there it is, There was born. And then the biggest rule,
which I mean, you know you've been doing podcasts for
a minute now too, The biggest thing that I've been
trying to do is that if we review a thirty
minute show, like we shouldn't talk about it for more
(05:50):
than thirty minutes, like if usually the review should be
not as long as the thing that you're reviewing. So
the goal for a lot of these under the docks
is to take a three and a half hour documentary
and try and summarize it in forty minutes, or if
it's an hour, we summarize it in about twenty minutes.
That's kind of the goal. And really selfishly, it's a
way for me to revisit all these conspiracy videos that
(06:13):
I haven't seen in a couple decades, just to see
how they hold up.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Unselfishly because you're getting that information, remastering it and putting
it back out to the people, which is important because
you're consuming it and then you know you're filtering it
for everybody else to listen to. I like to say
that we're on on training wheels here with conspiracies, because
even though I'm doing deep dive research, you guys are
only getting the freaking highlights. You know, you guys are
(06:38):
not getting all the little details and names in the dates.
Sometimes I have to go speak fast, and I didn't
have thirty to forty minutes on a show anyway, So
I get what you're saying, bro. But that's a great idea.
What's one of the most recent findings. Let me plug this.
Speaker 2 (06:50):
Thing in Well, So we've been doing We've been recording
three episodes every Sunday and then I release them like
one in a week. So we're already through November. So
we just recorded last Sunday three different JFK documentaries. One
of them was called Everything Is a rich Man's Trick
nine to eleven and JFK. One of them was called
JFK Revisited, which is by Oliver Stone, which it's him
(07:15):
talking about all the other JFK conspiracy theories and his
own movie, and then there was another one called JFK
to the Bush Connection. So you can see, like every
batch of three, they're usually all about like one thing.
We had Alex Jones month, we had a Michael Moore month,
we have just like a straight up conspiracy month. And yeah,
(07:36):
so this latest one was JFK Month.
Speaker 1 (07:39):
I want you to use this episode almost as a
meanie snippet trailer teaser. What's what can people? What are
you gonna find on that first episode when you start
dropping that stuff?
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Bro? Well you can you can actually watch a few
of them right now. I think we got like like
three or six different ones out. The one that just
aired this week was The Conspiracy Islands. Have you ever
heard of this documentary? No? So okay, this has got
to be one of my highest rated documentaries of all time.
If anyone's listening, write this down.
Speaker 1 (08:11):
Conspiracy of silence, Bro, we're podcasters, bro, we kept be silent.
Speaker 2 (08:15):
Conspiracy silent. Well, and it's it's ironic that it's called
conspiracy of silence because it never saw the light of day.
This is the this has all of like it checks
all the conspiracy boxes. Right. And one of the things
that's the coolest about this particular documentary was that it
was made by a group called Yorkshire Television, and they
(08:36):
are they make documentaries. They made them for the Discovery
Channel back in the nineties, so I mean, and they
weren't like a conspiratorial thing. This was just a thing
that they did. They shot documentaries for large networks. And
this one episode called the Conspiracy of Silence talked about
trafficking humans through this place called Boystown and Nebraska, which
(08:58):
was a school for orphan and troubled boys, and that
it tied got tied all the way up into the
highest levels of the CIA, the White House, the media.
It was kind of Jeffrey Epstein one point zero back
in the nineties. And the documentary itself was supposed to
air in nineteen ninety three. It's even in a TV
(09:20):
guide from I think May of nineteen ninety three it
says right there, History Channel, Yorkshire Television Conspiracy Silence, and
then it got pulled by unknown figures. It just never
saw the light of day. It was never aired on
the History Channel. So now if you go and you
search or Discovery Channel, if you go and search on YouTube,
(09:41):
you can find conspiracy a Silence, you got to put
nineteen ninety three or nineteen ninety four in there, otherwise
you'll find a bunch of other unrelated crap. And man,
it is just absolutely mind blowing. And I actually had
read the book that it was based on, which was
the first conspiracy book that blew my socks. Like it
went from caring about X files and aliens and you know,
(10:05):
four thirty two versus four forty and you know, kind
of like the fun stuff all the way into wait,
politicians are doing what to kids? Like that was it
was the first time that it got real dark, real quick.
And I there was a moment in time when I
almost felt like, Okay, maybe I'm gonna turn away from
this and go back to the fun alien stuff, like
(10:27):
let's talk about what happened at Roswell or Area fifty one.
But I couldn't shake it, man, I couldn't because there
were so many deep implications of all this. So, yeah,
Conspiracy of Silence, I can't believe it even got as
far as it did, regardless of the fact that it
never aired.
Speaker 1 (10:48):
It goes deep, and it goes far back in time.
So you're saying at one point one. I'm thinking even
because mk Ultra was almost the same thing, kind of
picking people up from the streets, hobos, people that weren't loved,
no one's gonna miss them, right, and using them, experimenting
(11:10):
on them. But you're telling me it was a city.
What state was this in?
Speaker 2 (11:16):
It was in Nebraska, but it was an entire you
could call it a city called boys Town, which was
set up by a Catholic priest named Father flann Again.
And before any and before anyone starts like, oh, of
course it's the Catholics, I mean I did a deep
dive on Father flan Again and as far as I
can tell, even in the in the darkest recesses of
(11:38):
the conspiracy world, there's not a lot of dirt on
Father flan Again. You can throw it like a dart
in a room full of Catholic priests and probably hit
someone that's got dirt. This is one of the few
that seems to have been truly altruistic. He really did
set up this entire community to help troubled kids and orphans. Well,
I mean he's dead now, he didn't. I think that
(12:01):
he died in like the seventies or something. He started Boystown,
and it started as a good thing. Then over time
it changed through different hands, it fell into neglect, and
then at a certain point it was just eating money
like it was just a loss leader and no one
wanted to touch it. So it went under the control
of this guy named Lawrence E. King, and Lawrence E.
(12:22):
King is where all of this started. He ended up
embezzling a whole bunch of money, getting a bunch of
sweet contracts for all of his friends. But most importantly,
he started identifying the problem children that lived in this
boy's town and then started turning him into drug mules
and Epstein's stuff. I won't go into the details, but
(12:43):
just imagine the darkest recess of what Epstein did. And
we're talking about in all boys orphanage. So, I mean,
this is one of the again, one of the darkest
stories that you'll ever come across.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
I am intrigued. I can't wait to go listen to
that episode. But you know what, bro the things have
been happening. Which I'm not saying that this priest was
the saying or he was a bad guy or a
good guy. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying these
things have been happening, and now everybody has one of these,
(13:17):
so it's easier to get caught doing it now. It's
always happened at the same rate, or probably even more,
but now because everybody has a freaking a camera, phone
and access to the internet and access to that information
and putting it out immediately, copying it and reposting it,
I think it's you know, you see it more more
prevalent because people are watching it now. But I couldn't
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imagine how.
Speaker 2 (13:39):
I want to argue that if you found yourself on
a boat headed towards Epstein Island, they probably got cell jammers.
They probably got rooms that are padded like Faraday cages
so that you can't get your technology. I mean, bro,
if you if you go to a Dave Chappelle stand
up comedian you know event, and they take your phone
(14:01):
from there too, or they make you put it in
those little bags that it can't access the outside world,
and they can walk up and down the aisles and
make sure that no one's so. I mean, if they
can do that out of Dave Chappelle's stand up show,
then they could definitely do that at Epstein Island or
in the you know, the Lolita Jet, the Lolita Express
or any other way that you want to traffic people.
Speaker 1 (14:23):
They do that at McDonald's. I'd never did it. I
live in La Bro. Every building has Wi Fi. You
I go to McDonald's, even if I'm gonna drive through,
my phone never has good services service at McDonald's I
am forced And then the little pop up do you
want to connect to the Wi fi? Why so you
guys could get all my information? Fuck you?
Speaker 2 (14:42):
What's going on to the McDonald's Bro, that they're trying
to disconnect you from the world?
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Why why? Why only there tried doing it? Bar Berger
King it works. I guess I don't have that tech.
But McDonald's, Bro, every single time I'm at that drive through, religiously,
bro in my service, I'm always trying to upload it
or donald hit nothing, bro. And yeah, so it's it's
pretty crazy.
Speaker 2 (15:03):
Pong in the basement there, You don't know, ping pong?
Speaker 1 (15:07):
Is that code for like organ harvesting or Yeah, that.
Speaker 2 (15:12):
Was the crux of pizza Gate. You remember that it
was about comet ping pong and like this basement existed.
That's crazy, bro.
Speaker 1 (15:22):
Yeah, that maybe happen to McDonald's. Every McDonald's though you
think they're all connected like Disney.
Speaker 2 (15:27):
No, well, you know it's it's franchised. So I'm sure
that there's at least one franchisee out there that has
like a kill room under his McDonald's. There's got just
a numbers alone, right, Like there has to be at
least one McDonald's franchisey serial killer. Like it would be
statistically improbable for that not to be true.
Speaker 1 (15:48):
Yeah, I hear you. That's crazy, bro. So it's called
a conspiracy of silence.
Speaker 2 (15:54):
That that's probably the darkest one. That's one of the
moment portant and that was just the one that aired
this week. They come out every Tuesday around three o'clock
in the afternoon, and then we're gonna, eventually we're gonna
work our way through all the conspiracy stuff and then
just do like fun music documentaries and true crime and
(16:15):
sports and all that stuff. But I feel that my
DNA is truly like rooted in conspiracy documentaries. So we're
kind of going through all the heavy hitters.
Speaker 1 (16:27):
You mentioned JFK in the beginning, and that just popped
me popped up in my head. What do you think
these files? I have to bring it into this because
I'm a trump head, and I know it's not a
political podcast, but do you think these files are gonna
deliver any type of news instead of just a bunch
of nothing burgers?
Speaker 2 (16:46):
Maybe some, but there's some really low hanging fruit, Like,
for example, it seems beyond obvious to anyone that looks
into it now, no matter how skeptical or non skeptical
you are. One of them obvious things is that JFK
was shot from the front. He had an entrance wound
in his neck, he had an entrance wound in his head.
(17:08):
Now that's probably one of those things that will come out.
But then when it's like, okay, well then who shot him?
And then if the question becomes, well what about the autopsy?
How come the autopsy didn't show some of these entry
wounds and those specific details I don't think are gonna
come to light, or if they do, it'll just be
acknowledged that they were anomalies or that they were discrepancies
(17:33):
that should have been followed up but they weren't. But
when it comes down to and who orchestrated all this stuff,
I feel like we're never going to get any of
those answers because the people that were responsible for that.
They still have political capital and political dynasties, you know,
like I won't mention any specific bush names, but like
(17:55):
these very specific families, they still are in power enough
to make it so that this won't come out. And
I think originally it was supposed to be twenty twenty nine.
Trump claims that he pushed that up by like, you
know what four years or something. Not that not that
big of a deal. It's not like it wasn't ever
gonna come out. And then I just feel like they're scrambling.
(18:15):
They're just highlighting and redacting things faster now than they
would have been if they had an extra four years
to do it.
Speaker 1 (18:22):
You're right, and I'm know I'm up now that I'm
wearing on YouTube. I call it YouTube in June Jude, yeah,
June tube.
Speaker 2 (18:31):
Bro.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
I have to I have to say this. And even
so you have to think it's it's a it's a
generational thing. It's been it's been you know, it's been
hidden for a very long time. Bro. So Donald Trump
has four years to go through to expose this thing
that has been open for what forty to fifty years?
How long has it been?
Speaker 2 (18:51):
This spit over fifty yeh, nineteen sixty three, so we're
talking over fifty years at this point.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
How many presidents and how many prime ministers have been
involved in hiding this secret that the Jews did it
and all this other stuff, right, you know, it's it's
a lot of information to be kept with a lot
of other people that have been passed, and it's a
generational thing, like I said, and I think, like exactly
what you said, they have enough power to seal it
and say all right, well, mister Donnie whatever, all the
(19:18):
all your people, if you guys want to release this information,
get ready because we're going to release a pathogen or
get people sick or another COVID. Get ready for a shutdown.
And they have enough power to do it. I think
they just caught correct me if I'm wrong. Some Chinese
patriots out here that they were trying to freaking smuggle
in a chemical like a chemical thing for our crops
(19:41):
to get us sick and get cattle sick.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
It was little like mold spores so like, and you know,
a mold sport is basically like seeds ready to grow.
So the idea was they were just going to unleash
these mold spores and who knows where, probably some kind
of agricultural center, food supply chain. Yeah, And I mean
it's so easy, man, if you think about it, look
(20:04):
at how much of our public resources are based on
the honor system, Like we just trust that someone's not
going to just start dumping chemicals into a nearby water supply.
And I mean, speaking of man, one of the most
interesting stories out of mk Ultra from the fifties was
(20:25):
that the CIA went to a small town in France
called La Espirit and they just dumped ls massive amounts
of LSD in their water supply and the entire town
tripped out. And I mean, you could technically do that
right now today. It's just that we don't have the
same resources that the CIA did. They literally bought every
(20:46):
dose of LSD on the planet at that time. If
you had that much then you could also do this yourself.
So so much of the world right now, right it's
like we're fragile. Bro.
Speaker 1 (20:59):
There was that remembered that brought to my memory. There's
a conspiracy about the selling witch trials. Same thing that
it wasn't that there was witches, it was that the
town was going crazy because their crops were infected with
this fungus that was making people delusional, and so it
(21:20):
started spreading. But that's what that was the epicenter, and
that's why their hangings happened, and people were talking to
themselves and being all at kidsel frantic and shit like
they weren't a nasty meth come down.
Speaker 2 (21:30):
Yeah, that's the the ergot theory that that the erga
is a fungus that grows on rye that essentially is
is equivalent to LSD.
Speaker 1 (21:39):
Damn, look at that. So the CIA has been doing
it for but I mean, you know it's been happening.
It's it's it's a it's a crazy stuff, man.
Speaker 2 (21:48):
I mean you can you could still say. I mean,
obviously the CIA didn't exist back then, but I would
argue that whenever you've got magic and drugs, then there's
an intelligence agencies somewhere they're connecting those two things because
magic inherently tends to be secretive, and drugs also tend
to be secretive, either how to procure them, what their
(22:12):
effects are. All of this usually is relegated to these
small little clicks of people, and they intentionally don't let
the masses know about this stuff for who knows what reason.
We could speculate all day, but I would argue, yeah,
anytime mind altering drugs or magic are involved, you're gonna
have a secret society of some kind or an intelligence
(22:33):
network of some kind that is pulling the string somewhere.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Wild, you think. But I mean, I was doing a
deep dive on the old mix and I did this
presentation on broadcasting seats. It came out pretty well. That
was actually amazed because of my thick accent. It's just horrible,
but I found out that. And just to put it
to condense the information, they were tapping into an organic
(22:59):
calgar rhythm and they were using their biometrics blood sacrifice
to open frequencies in the earth in Mensue, America, in
the Yukatim Peninsula, just the same way that we use
biometrics to access our phones and get the information out.
They were putting information and they were trying to upload
themselves into the ether, directly into the pulsating heart of
(23:22):
the earth. And this is my theory, right, And I
was like, what the heck does that sound like? They
were trying to avoid judgment. Who else use biometrics to
take us out of this realm and take them take
us through salvation. Jesus, holy snap, Who is trying to
take us from three D to digital D? If that's
(23:44):
even a dimension?
Speaker 2 (23:45):
Well, in Heaven's Gate you could make an argument.
Speaker 1 (23:50):
So I'm thinking they want to put our consciousness live
forever in a digital realm. Bro. Like, so God made
us in the simulation, we made AI in our image.
So it's a cycle. It's a self imploding cycle, bro,
you know what I'm saying. So this information has been
handed down, We grab it handed down, and the next
one hands it down, and so forth and so forth
and so forth. So it's a thing that's been reoccurring.
(24:12):
It's been happening for a very long time. The magic.
Speaker 2 (24:15):
We might be on a scary trajectory here though, because
it started out with human sacrifice, and then once culture
felt like it was sophisticated enough and it had religion
that was abstract enough, then they were like, okay, well
we can just sacrifice animals and not people now or
not I mean not children. It usually was like children, right,
because they represented like the best you could offer to God.
(24:37):
So at a certain point, the binding of Isaac, if
you want to go on, like the Judeo Christian version,
but almost every religion and culture historically has this moment
when they were like, Okay, we don't have to sacrifice
people anymore. Now we can go and just do animals.
And then on a long enough timeline, it's like, okay,
we don't actually have to sacrifice animals now. Now I
(24:59):
can just not eat skittles for a month or something
for lent, and that's my version of sacrifice or whatever. Right,
it keeps getting abstracted. But if AI is the next iteration,
then I feel like AI is first gonna be like, oh,
I'll sacrifice other AI to like like whatever it thinks
it's god is. But then it's gonna be like, oh
(25:19):
I need to evolve. I'm gonna just sacrifice people now,
and then it's gonna go to animals, and then it's
gonna go to something more abstract. But we're kind of
caught in this chain, right, Like, the second AI decides
it has its own gods and that those gods needs sacrifices,
I feel like we're gonna be considered as an offering.
Speaker 1 (25:39):
Have you heard of AGI?
Speaker 2 (25:41):
Yeah? Yeah, this is just the AGI means general AI
as opposed to like JATGBT is really good at text,
and you know, like mid Journey is really good at images,
and VO three or Kling is really good at video,
and soon it's good at audio. AGI is when there's
just AAI MYI that can do all of that stuff
(26:02):
better than they can each do individually. And once that happens,
I mean, I'm of the impression that we won't know it,
like we will be so slow that we won't realize
that it has already been part of our world for
probably like a decade or something, because the original thing
was the Touring test, and the Turing test isn't even
(26:24):
really scientific. It basically it's subjective based on the person
and technology. But you can oversimplify it to say that
the Turing test is can you determine if you're talking
to a human being or to a computer. And I
feel that chat GBT has already proven that there's plenty
of people that don't realize that they're talking to AI,
(26:45):
either online or like an audio or watching a video.
They already don't realize that. So that means we've blown
past the Turing test, probably a decade ago. And the
next iteration of that is going to be this like
synchronicity or singularity. And that's another version where by the
time you're like, oh, I think maybe this is singularity,
it means it's already been here.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
Bamn. I know, I've seen so many videos of people
talking about always been here. We're just uncovering it and
tapping into it. Nothing new under the sun. That's intense, Bro.
My imagination gets blown. I can't even fathom any more.
Speaker 2 (27:22):
Bro. You know.
Speaker 1 (27:23):
And it's biblical too. And guys, I'm not saying this
because I'm a Christian or anything. No, I'm just saying
it's been told you won't be able to see what's
true and what's not, what's fake. Like the days of
no gene splicing, genetics, genetic engineering, illnesses, everybody's figuring, well,
we're the sickest.
Speaker 4 (27:39):
Country in a freaking panics. It's just, you know, and
we're in the top one percent. The poorest person in
the United States is in the one percent. So it's
it's just annoyingly.
Speaker 2 (27:50):
Accurately and not just that. Another weird thing to think
about is that the poorest person and then well, I
guess not the poorest person. You just take someone from
like the lowest class possible, and compare the conveniences and
resources that that person has compared to say, a king
in the fourteen hundreds, Right, even if you were balling
(28:11):
out as a king, you couldn't just pop over to
McDonald's and get some hot chicken nuggets whenever you want
it and then go into an air conditioned store and
then pop over here and grab like a bottle of
mango juice. If you were a king in the fourteen hundreds, bro,
like you're not. You don't have access to any though,
you don't have central ac, you don't have indoor plumbing,
you can't pop in a frozen pizza. So I mean,
(28:34):
obviously they had resources and they could live quote unquote
like a king, but their version of living like a
king was probably nowhere near as comfortable as someone that
would consider themselves lower class today, which it's a weird paradox.
Speaker 1 (28:50):
WHOA and guys. I like to keep these short, but
today there was big highlights. And that one of them
is going to be, with your permission's going to be
a name of the of this episode, the Conspiracy of
Silence with Paranoid American. That is something long. It's going
to be useful. I think it's information that you guys
should be able to digest, especially if you listen to
the show for this long already. Then if you've checked
(29:12):
him out, you know what he's about. Truth Bomber bringing
in a lot of information, depositing too the bank of knowledge.
Make sure you check them out. Where can people find.
Speaker 2 (29:21):
You, bro? Paranoid American dot com is the best place.
Paranoid American on Instagram, I'm on YouTube, I'm on Rumble,
I'm on Twitter, and I'm on Amazon. So if you
like to put your money directly into the heart of
the beast, you can just search Paranoid American on Amazon.
Get that free prime shipping, send it to your grandparents
for Christmas. Whatever I got. I got some great stuff
(29:44):
on there for the normies. And then once the normies
get into the fold, then I can start telling them
about Conspiracy of Silence and JFK assassination and stuff. We
started out easy. We start them out on like a
Cryptid's coloring book or something fun.
Speaker 1 (29:58):
That's freaking amazing. I mean, who doesn't like you and dinosaurs? Right,
That's how you get them hooked.
Speaker 2 (30:02):
That's how that is how you get That's how I
got hooked. I got hooked on like X Files and
cartoons in the nineties.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
Yeah, don't you ever bad mouth Jassic part that is
the most accurate movie in the freaking planet, right, and
Star Wars.
Speaker 2 (30:13):
Obviously, and I mean West World. You gotta throw a
west World in there too.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Yeah, I like it. Yo, Everybody, make sure you check
out Peranit American guys. He's a good friend of mine.
He's been here there shot a couple of times, and
he has an amazing he has amazing content and amazing work.
And again to make sure you check them out. Drop
a five, serving up a podcast on a Spotify because
that allows other people to enjoy the show as much
as I enjoy making it.
Speaker 2 (30:34):
Peace.
Speaker 1 (30:35):
Thank you Thomas, Thank you Radio
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