Halloween Rant from the Depths

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hmm, there it goes Okay, well, I think if we
fixed it now, I know you're a you're gonna say, oh,
your face is all glitched out. I'm wearing green makeup
from uh Halloween. But if I go, excuse me, if
I go like this, you kind of still see the green.

(00:23):
It just looks like an I'm in military fatigue type
of paint now camouflage. It's just the green screen interacting
with the face makeup. It's kind of fun though, it
kind of looks cool. It's all glitchy. Do you every
time putting coconut you like the they call it oil,

(00:45):
but it's a solid you know, coffee, which is pretty good.
I like the butter. I think better salted butter, but
uh yeah, the coconut oil is not so bad either.
In a dark ross. No sugar, no creamer, basically drinkinging

(01:06):
it black all the time except everyone in while with
the butter and stuff like that, but no no creamer,
sugar ever ever. Used to put enough sugar in there.
There's more sugar than coffee. But that was a long
time ago. So yeah, you're seeing the background through my
face because it's green. It's kind of neat though, The

(01:30):
only thing is it would be nice, It would be
cooler if it uh kind of fixed itself on one
thing and rather than being wherever I am on the background,
so it would kind of be like independent. But it
doesn't do that because it's only you're shining through the background.
So here it's kind of cool though. Yeah, my daughter

(01:51):
made me, did my makeup for me. She she was
insistent that I be Frankenstein, so she did my makeup.
Not bad for nine years old, not bad at all,
very good. So we had our our fun night tonight.
We have neighbors. The uh, the dad is really high

(02:17):
in I want to see you see the Marine Marine
Air Corps, like in the Marine Corps air station that's
next to us. He's a Marine or Air Force. I
don't know. He might be air Force because he's like
high on the list for NASA. It's a plot. He's
a pilots. He just came back from some kind of deployment.

(02:37):
So he got to spend Halloween with the kids today
this time and his two very well behaved children. We're
trick or treating with us tonight as we do or
have done for the last three years or so. So
that was fun. Went all the way around, got some

(03:00):
pictures of some interesting decorations. I found Jack. You want
to see Jack? Alan to say, I can find Jack
for you. Uh, yeah, I gotta. I gotta put it
in the thing. Though, where's the display capture? Take that
one down? I want to just says YouTube though YouTube

(03:21):
is I'm deleted, well, not deleted. I'll probably be deleted
off of YouTube soon, but I was. So there's these
pictures from the house. There's Rebecca and Elijah and there's Jack.

(03:42):
That was great, straight picture, I mean great costome too. Yeah.
It says problem solved on her shirt and it's like
I felt like Ralph from the Simpsons of like I'm
in danger you don't get along?

Speaker 2 (04:00):
Great?

Speaker 1 (04:01):
Yeah, so that's that's not bad. They gave me a
gloe necklace. Yes, I think you did it a heck
of a job. All right. So the phone number, as

(04:23):
always is six one nine four three one zero three
three four. That is the Google Voice number that you
can call and speak to Young frankens Dine over here,
should you choose to accept it, Let's see if we're

(04:45):
on FTJ this time. It takes a couple of seconds,
all on, Yes, yes, all right, is it doing the
thing it's supposed to do. Find out it's doing the
spinning thing that it does. Jesus Dree's US stream publicly

(05:14):
listed auto recording this live then Crapola. Yeah, they've just
got back to me on that to Seves, what's up
with it? But it just does this thing. Let's see
if I can do the standard to low get any
humans in here. Everybody's probably a sleep man. But it
is a Friday. If you're young, you're probably half in

(05:34):
the bag. Your family, guy, you're probably exhausted, long, long week,
you know, doing anything you need to do for your family,
which oddly enough keeps you away from your family. Boit.
That's signs awfully oyve in nature. How that works out,
the occupation that occupies you so that you lose the

(05:56):
thing that you desire the most, that's more fulfilling to
give you a purpose in life, a family. But you
have to because the cash twenty two here is that
you have to do that thing that you do five
days a week or more to provide for them so
that you can uh you can successfully fulfill your role

(06:21):
in that family unit. It's a it's a strange situation.
We find ourselves in, isn't it kids? Yeah, that's the
old one. That was the old attempt on sex out
of that. So I got a couple of stories here
ex Navy Sealed Chad Wright tells his demonic experience well

(06:42):
on deployment, I got a couple of stories if I
play it. We're not on We're not on YouTube because
like I said, we're deleted off of YouTube probably very soon,
but we're I'm on a suspension. I can't even post
in the community. And oddly enough, we're still getting more
followers subscribers that's called over there followers on Rumble and yeah,

(07:10):
we're at one fifty now or something like that. So
that's that's good. I don't I mean, for the last
three and a half four years, I haven't been able
to access that because they deleted the channel. In that time.
I went to brand YouTube, got to like four thousand
subscribers there, and then that got deface hacked. I don't

(07:33):
know if you guys remember that. I made a video
on it, and there's some things that came out about
the people who who run that that may have something
to do with child stuff too. But this guy defaced
them because they went they didn't have proper security, and
the servers that were hit were the ones that they
dumped most of the commoners onto, the ones that aren't

(07:57):
info wars, if you catch my drift, the ones that
are supernames. So those ones got basically erased. So all
that information and all the time put in there, I
didn't really do a whole lot of rumble because brand
YouTube was going faster, the accumulation of views, the accumulation
of followers, which just happening quicker there, and then that

(08:20):
got knocked out in the meantime. Somewhere in the same timeframe,
josh utv, which was never a big channel because we
didn't have a lot of people on it, but I
had a bunch of videos there that finally went down
after seven years I think it was going on, and
I was there from like the beginning, so maybe I

(08:43):
wasn't there. Maybe it wasn't seven years, and maybe it
was five years it was going I don't know, and
then I was like, Okay, well I'll just work rumble then,
so I kind of came late to the rumble. I
had a couple videos on there, but I didn't really post,
and I had ever had gone on live for like
the majority of the time that I and when I
first started making videos, I never went live. I just

(09:04):
always did videos that I edited and then put it
up so I could splice in pictures and pop up things,
kind of like when you're watching the news and something
comes up in the little box that kind of you know,
goes along with it, and you need to get to
the association and there's more of an engaging experience when
you do that. That's why I had never thought I
was gonna do live streams, because I thought it'd be

(09:25):
more fun for people watching to have, you know, all
these things happening while you're doing it, and that does
work out a lot of helps. It's a little bit
more of a tedious pain in the ass to do
it on See there, I amn't good. You can see
it better to hear let me see how let me

(09:47):
get rid of this one. But I can't make that.
I mean, I could make it big. I don't really
want to though. Yeah, you can kind of see the
makeup a little bit better. It's still still shining because
it's reflective, but this screen, this is on a black one,
so it's not as a sensitive when you put the

(10:09):
blue onto those just shines right through. Think then wait,
but that one where is it?

Speaker 3 (10:19):
No?

Speaker 1 (10:20):
He be the real and so let's let's take a
look at this again. Four one four one one good
job Dan six one nine four three one zero three
three four Happy Halloween. And I hope as parents, you

(10:42):
guys know that maybe just as people, I mean, I
kind of go through my life being being alert. You know,
there's it's easy to slip into, like you know your
routine and not be as sharp, I guess, but you
should always be aware of your surroundings, aware of how

(11:06):
other people are acting, if they're acting odd, and just
be ready all the time. On Halloween if you're going
and there's a large groups of people that you don't
know in disguise walking by your loved ones, and maybe
some science pinching you off.

Speaker 4 (11:24):
See.

Speaker 1 (11:25):
Smart people understand that you never get between a mother
bear or a papa bear and their cub like. You
give them the distance you go from, You flank them
some one side or the other. You don't go in
the middle of them. You don't cut off that direct line.
So when someone does that, they're not They don't understand

(11:49):
the dynamics of social interactions because it should just be
natural if you didn't ever want any belts to do that.
It's like, I guess maybe you have to have children
first for this to matter. But even when you're with
a group, do you want somebody to walk Let's say
there's three of you walking, and if you're walking side
by side, most of the times that means you're dick
because you're pinching off area for people to go around you.

(12:11):
But let's say it's a big white up in space
you're walking side by side. Do you want somebody to
cut between theo you know, one of the gaps between
the two of you, or do you want them to
go around you? Do you feel a little weird and
uncomfortable when they kind of just go right through unless
you're taking a step to the side for them. It
just makes sense that that person would go round and

(12:32):
that they'd be aware that that's what they should do.
So it's exponentially more important that if you have a child,
and if these people have children. It's almost like an
instinctive thing that just is in the ether, right, it's
in the akashak records around you that kind of informs

(12:52):
you instinctively to just not cut that direct line between
the parents and the child. Most people would be self
conscious of that and think that they'd be presenting a danger,
a perceived danger to someone else if they did do that.
But not everybody's the same, So you have to make

(13:16):
sure that you kind of fight for that ground. If
your child moves a little fast, you got to move
fast with them. You got to keep that distance you got,
you gotta like take up that distance right for reaction
time should you need to. You don't want to be
too far back. You do want to be looking to
get the way you want to be on it. So

(13:39):
it's a whole thing. And I think all parents probably
do this that are good parents, that might not be
always good parents. So hopefully if you can, I mean,
if it sucks if you're the kid and your parents
are dismissive, but you know, as good parents or people
who aren't trying to be neglecting their children, they should

(14:02):
be consciously aware that that should always be a thing.
They should always be alert. They should be paying attention
to what's around them, not like a weirdo, but just
taking it in. You don't have to be like be
taken in the surroundings you perceive. You pay attention to
what's going on. You can run these programs if you will,
in layers in the background, but just be aware of

(14:23):
them so that you can act on them if one
of them starts to flag you, you know, piques your
curiosity or interest or your concerns. And only saying this
because there's a whole border thing happening. Always there, Never
was there a good idea, a good time to slack

(14:46):
on this, but knowing what's happening and coming up in
the next couple of days with people who are not
maybe the best people in the world in the first place,
and they have been told that they can't have any
candy anymore, they might be willing to do some extra

(15:12):
what do you want to call it? Not on want
to say dangerous acts, but kind of extreme acts, right,
taking a greater risk because of the short term reward
that they gained from it. And if that means screwing

(15:35):
up someone else because they don't like them for whatever reason,
that could very well happen, especially when you're at border state.
If you're in a border state, I think that you
should always be very, very diligent vigilant. If you catch
my drift, Hey, Karen, what's up. Yeah, it's the I

(15:56):
just figured i'd just jump on it's Halloween. I didn't
know that was going to act. This is extreme to
the green screen. But then I was like, oh man,
I gotta go wash it off. And I was looking
at it closer. I was like, nah, it's cool, it's cool.
Just go with this. It's like, here, Karen, I look
like I've been you know about the jump out of

(16:16):
a fox hole or you know, running through some some
some bush or something. Then here, that's fun. It's fun.
It's one time of year you can do fun stuff
and when you're it was a whole thing. Like I
was told I was going to do this by my
daughter who said she wanted to be to be Frankestein

(16:37):
this year. And then she wanted to do my makeup
and she did and it was a very fun, great experience,
and yeah, encouraged her to uh and I told her
what great shot job she did and all that it was.
It was a good dad moment. You know, I can

(16:58):
I'd be happy to be silly. She's I've got pictures
on my Instagram, uh, from when she was very small,
and she had a couple of those you know, makeup
the ones that look like pencils, and there the little
cardboard circle thing that you hold on to. They kind
of look like crayons or whatever. And she should do

(17:19):
my face a few times. It's gotten much better. But yeah,
it's fun. You know, let her have fun with you.
It's dad, that's the she's going to come away. If
you don't screw it up by being a douche, like,
if you don't run your mouth like an asshole, or
you don't say something or scold you know, if you
if you are just the good, loving dad who just

(17:39):
lets it happen, that's going to create an amazing memory
for her. Right So that's what I think about, and
I think about I could you know, I don't know
if empathy is something that's rare or you know, maybe
we just need Maybe we just get disconnected from it
because of all the technology and distractions that we have
for the the stresses that we have, and you know,
we've all their sense of humor and our sense of

(18:01):
self along the way. And you know, people, everybody can
go through phases like this and even the same day.
You know, it all depends on what's going on. But
the empathy of understanding, like what it was like when
you were a child and how you wish things were

(18:22):
or if you still this is a thing too, man.
And I mean, I'm forty six years old. If anybody's
never felt the experience of being misunderstood, well you've lived
a charmed life. One time, my dad had come over

(18:42):
to see me and I hadn't seen it forever and
I did not like being separated from my dad and
we were living in mechanical and he came over and
it was time for him to go, when I didn't
want him to leave, and I couldn't think of anything
else to say, but I didn't want him to leave,

(19:02):
so I said, Dad, Dad, wait, wait, and I had
him coming to him. I said, come on please, and
I said and I didn't have anything to say to him.
I didn't know what to say, so I just want
him to stay. I said, can you get that book
out out from my closet? So my mom's like, that
was really rude of you to ask him to because

(19:26):
he's tall to reach something high for you, and like
that's only because that's how you perceived it, you rotten bitch,
you know, But that's not how I thought about it.
When I was a kid, I felt bad about it.
And I'm forty six years old and I still remember that.
So what does that tell you about how things affect
you when you're young, right? How long you carried that for? Oh,

(19:49):
it's just I didn't have a long Gettysburg address dialogue prepared.
I just knew I didn't want him to to go,
you know, and then have the rival capacity to explain
what I was going through as a childhood of divorce. Sorry,
it's my bad. You know, people need to watch their mouths,

(20:15):
especially moms and dads. Take a second and think about
what you're saying. It might sound funny in your matured
mind where you to think, ah, that's not harmful or
traumatic at all. Well, maybe it is. And maybe that
build resentment over the years too, especially when a lot

(20:35):
of things like that happen where you're constantly being misunderstood,
that you just start to realize that they're not trying
to understand you and you're not speaking a different language.
They just aret thinking the worst of you all the time.
And if that's the experience that you had, then you
probably would put with the wrong parent of the two.

(21:00):
Much love to you, mom, not saying anything like that.
I'm just saying there's thoughts that go through people's says,
and you always ask yourself what would have been like
if it was the other route, you know, or better? Yet,
there was no split in the first place. And you know,
maybe if you guys didn't have barking at each other, well,

(21:22):
her beteing the most of the barking in front of me,
I wouldn't remember those things vividly either, you know. And
that's another thing I try to tell Rebecca. I'm like,
if you have an issue, don't blow up in front
of Pharaoh. But she does it on purpose to drive
a wedge. She wants to paint me with her rhetoric
and her narrative as she's yelling at me. Then I'm

(21:43):
some sort of bad guy. And the words that she
chooses that are very insincere and disingenuous. If someone just
takes it for its face value worth and doesn't contemplate
and assess the truth of it, would think that I'm
a bad person. And she does this on purpose. I
was like, I don't want you arguing in front of
our daughter. I've said this to her a thousand times.

(22:04):
It's a simple rule to come off to the sidelines,
because I know how I remember all those times, and
it's just that that's a true, a true indication that
someone really doesn't have They're they're playing human, but they're

(22:24):
not human because they're self centered and they have arrested
development and their maturity level is dirt. And that's unfortunately,
I find a lot of women to be like that.
It's not it's not an insult, it's an observation. I'm
not saying they all do. I'm saying, good luck finding

(22:47):
a decent one that's not. And you're not going to
figure that out in the beginning, but they might tell
you there might be science. You know, just because every
person you've ever talked to you had daddy issues doesn't
mean that everybody had datty issues. It's just when you
hear it all the time, you don't put it together
like that. It's like, oh, no, he wasn't there. Oh

(23:09):
so you have absolutely no idea what a father's supposed
to do because you never actually had one yourself. You're
not going to value my you're not going to value
my role very hot highly because you don't think that
it's needed and or necessary. These are things if you're
in the dating pool to pay attention to. I don't

(23:30):
care if they're perfect in every other way they're not
and you'll find out later, trust me. So let's see
what's going on on the f td GGDJ. Okay, we
do have people on there. That means that there's so
oh yeah, So Monday at ten thirty my time, after
the club, guys remember to call strange, but cell phones

(23:53):
do it on their own, so you're you're okay, you'll
figure it out. I'm going to be recording on Stupieters.
I don't know if it's a twenty minute, I don't
know if it's an hour. I don't know what were
even talking about. But that's supposed to happen on Monday.

(24:14):
It may or may not. It all depends on well
then I get information back on It's like tenative, tentatively,
and at the moment I am on the schedule, what
I would like to do after being on there is

(24:35):
used that these that what do you call it appearance
to try to get on other shows that are gonna
help spread some exposure to this channel. Of the channels,

(24:55):
I think long term wise, I think it's just better
to get more people interested in the show and have
more people show up for the Doctor Glidden Days and
help teach people about health. See, it's still spinning. Let's
see what happens if I do one more time. I'm

(25:17):
still spinning. There's an issue. It just does that. So
now I gotta ask out of it again. Well, I'll
be checking back into FGJ again later. Let's see what
Karen has to say over here. Hi, Karen, I hope
you're feeling good. I know you're had some concerns. There,
I'll like my face come right through it. Whoops. Let's

(25:38):
see if I go out on the top. No, no, no, no, no, try.

Speaker 2 (25:45):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (25:47):
Is it three four? There you go? Yeah? No, that's
not gonna help you. E there, it's just gonna be that. Sorry.

Speaker 4 (25:55):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (25:55):
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browser personally, I why why I need that? Oh? Okay, okay.
So he's saying that he thinks regular Google Chrome is
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they don't like, and he's trying to tell me to
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of Google anyway, it just doesn't let it do the
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went on our thing, and then she goes to another

(33:50):
house and it's how the cap the night off. She
goes to another friends, like the mom's school friends. So
there you go, all right, member's bam. Store it here
for the you scroll down, there's the book and then
there's the Eiffel Health. You can get the stuff here.

(34:10):
Healthy Foundation pack is one way to do it, and
then the other way to do it I've shown you
before is BB five Azure. Well, the ninetieth central nutrients
that your body needs no matter what, and that's the
whole food whole food slightly different than the other stuff
that weird I just showed you in the Healthy Foundation back.
This is whole food multi vitamin full of acumic is

(34:32):
kind of like the plant to right minerals. And this
is a ninety day supply. You go down to the
copper absolutely and then the IP six supreme boom right there.
And if you're a fan of whole food vitamin C,
I guarantee you probably don't have any of it in
your house. Even if you have all kinds of vitamin C,

(34:54):
you probably don't have a whole food sea complex. And
this is it right here, baby bam, okay, and there's
other things on here. If you guys have any specific
questions on any of these capsules or you know any
of these products there, ask me. I will make a
list and I will ask doctor Monso to address each

(35:17):
of them the next time we have him on that way,
And if you want to do this as well, you can.
We can do it like a call in. But you
should take advantage of this because this is a very
rare thing to be able to do with doctor Bonso,
just like we do with doctor Glidden. You call in,

(35:37):
you talk about your symptoms, your issues, your complaints, and
he can hook you up with the proper thing to do.
In his book LFF Body for the Energy Flow and
then west supplements sound like your deficions, and obviously you
want the ninety essential but if there's an extra thing,

(36:00):
he might be able to help you out with that.
Obviously there's more than just the ninety essential nutrients here,
so they have a purpose in a place, and he
can help you find the one that would be best
use of best use for you in whatever you're going through. Okay,
and if anybody's interested, I'm gonna make like a super

(36:23):
a super workout, so's it could be a pre in
a post I'm gonna make it one. But I'm gonna
put everything that you would need if you could take
any time. And I think that well, I mean because
it's not gonna have stimulants in it as far as
like caffeine or stuff like that. I figured, I feel
you take the powder stuff that you're gonna take, and

(36:43):
then you take your energy drink or whatever you do
for the energy. You don't have to if you put
it in the actual pre workout or post workout post
workou wouldn't make sense. But if you put it the
pre workout and then you still want your energy drink,
now you're over stimulating yourself with the the caffeine and

(37:04):
hydris and all this other stuff, right, So it's better
just to not have the stimulants and the actual pre
workout in my opinion, that way, you're not doubling up.
I heard her. Yeah, I'm gonna go say hello. So
here's a little video. Thank you for tuning in. I

(37:26):
was killing some time waiting for some more people to
come in, and I appreciate Soma Coma Karen and Uh.
I don't have the YouTube opening right now, so I
don't have any place else to look for more information
and stuff. Let's see, if I don't Twitter, nobody ever,
nobody ever comments on Twitter because it's too hard to
figure out how to. I mean, if you go and

(37:47):
you click on this thing, I could probably turn myself
over to the other side now. So I'm not weird though.
Oh the real only reason why I was black is
because the background was black. I get it now, So
it's not always going to be that way depending on
what screen we're on. Oh, oh that's weird. Yeah, that

(38:09):
means something. Okay, so I think you just yeah, so
if you yeah, not a huge fan of that's all
it was. Tell me that someone else pinned the post.
The hell do I care? Yeah, I'm gonna go ahead

(38:30):
and uh there we go. Mm hmm yeah, I just
don't followed, you bro, get out here, asked monkey. That's
not good. You don't want to say that, Bob. You

(38:51):
got to see this guy. He could be your twin. Yeah,
well thanks, I'm kind of disguised here, jack nut. Jesus,
this is this is your vice president who's going to
be the president someday because they've already ordained it. So really,
what is it? What does he?

Speaker 4 (39:17):
Happy Halloween kids? And remember say thank you?

Speaker 1 (39:21):
Wait an asshole? So they're all fucking clowns and they're
all actors. Looks like Jim Morrison when you got fat?
Thanks SMMA. All right, so let's go into it. This
is an interesting I don't know how interesting it is
and known how much I believe it, and then everything

(39:43):
that happens on this show I am skeptical about and
have an eyebrow raise to it. But let's just pretend.
Let's just pretend that this makes sense. Then maybe it
will who knows, get my face off the skin. I
upsetting base off the screen. Oops, they didn't mean to

(40:04):
do that. There we go, bam. All right, let's watch
this guy.

Speaker 5 (40:08):
Chad Wright tells his story of encountering a demon.

Speaker 1 (40:11):
Check it out.

Speaker 3 (40:12):
I get back in, up, turn, get ready deploy again.
I'm keeping my wickedness under control, you know, outwardly. But
it's still all there.

Speaker 1 (40:24):
Man.

Speaker 3 (40:26):
Well, we go up to Tunisia and North Africa, and
Arabs attacked the embassy up there. When all that Benghazi
and that stuff went down, it hattened all over North
Africa really quick.

Speaker 5 (40:37):
September eleventh, twenty twelve, Islamic militants attacked the US consulate
in Benghazi, Libya, killing Ambassador Jay Christopher Stevens and three
other Americans. The attack, amid political unrest, sparked controversy over
US security measures and response. Investigations followed with debates over
accountability and the Obama administration's handling of the crisis.

Speaker 3 (41:00):
So we went up there, resecured the embassy, We came back.
We left there and came back to Germany to rejock
our equipment because that mission was over in Tunisia. Came
back to Germany to rejock, and then we were going
out to Nigeria. And while we were in Germany, the
only way for me to tell you this in just

(41:20):
simple terms is we were staying in a barracks that
was inhabited by some sort of demon, and that is
that was the genesis of my conversion, of me being
made aware that. Okay, so when you.

Speaker 1 (41:37):
Say it's inhibited by a demon like in one way.

Speaker 3 (41:39):
So I was in there with a couple of other guys.
I wish I would have wrote all this down. Uh.
I was laying in bed one night in this place
we had. We there was nobody else in this building.
It was just me and a couple. There were me
and a guy in one room and two other guys
in the room across the hall there. Okay, Well, I'm
laying in bed and I and all of a sudden,

(42:00):
I'm jolted away by something that hits my door. And
I lay in bed for maybe thirty seconds. And while
I'm laying there listening, I can hear some strange voices
echoing up and down the hall of this building that
we're in, and so immediately I get up, open the door,
walk out nobody's out there, walk around, nobody's into the building,

(42:23):
Go in my buddy's room beside me. They're both passed out.
But it scared me, Dude. I was like, what on
earth is this.

Speaker 5 (42:31):
Not gonna lie? If this was me, I would have
shipped my pants. Going to investigate noises is not something
I'd be willing to do. I guess that's the reason
why I'm a beta male.

Speaker 3 (42:39):
It scared me. And these things, these things would like
the oven would be turned on, like these bumps and noises.
But more than all of that, there became this oppressive
feeling of like evil in this place. And the guys

(43:01):
that I were with, that I was with in there,
they started getting freaked out about it too. We called
our senior chief who had been staying there before us.
It was just like an old empty place that guys
would come and stay in for a few nights before
they left out. We called our senior chief like, hey, man,
did you have any strange experiences in this place? He
was like, oh, yeah, yeah, there's something in there.

Speaker 5 (43:23):
Chad is likely referring to the con Barracks in Schweinfurt, Germany,
a former Nazi hospital. It is haunted by ghostly apparitions.
American soldiers reported seeing a Nazi soldier and a blood
covered nurse standing over their beds in a room above
a former drainage area, with two separate incidents describing identical
chilling visions. The US Army was stationed there until its

(43:44):
closure in September twenty fourteen.

Speaker 3 (43:47):
And so, but like, I remember walking into this place,
and I would there was a stairwell. I would walk
up the first flight of stairs, and then there would
be a second flight that cut back, and there was
like a landing up there because we were staying on
the second deck. And uh, like I would, you know,
as a hunter, like how you have that sense when
something is like staring at you, Like you would I

(44:08):
would feel this thing staring at me up there on
that landing, and I would fully expect to turn around
and see some sort of something up there, and I
never saw it in physical form. We started doing this
research online about, you know, looking at these forms and
stuff about this place that we were, you know, in
and finding all kinds of other stuff about it. I'm like, well,

(44:31):
whatever is going on here? I can't sleep at night,
Like I don't want to be in that place. Cause
it's it's literally scaring me that bad. And the sanity
check was the dudes I was with were getting freaked
out too, and like I wish I would have talked
to them and written down the things that they were

(44:51):
specifically experiencing so that I would It's been so long ago, man,
like the experience that I had was so powerful like
that just is the one thing that sticks in my mind.
But I remember the two guys across the hallway. One
of them had to leave, they were going out to
a different site, and that dude, the other dude, was
left in that room by hisself. He moved across the

(45:14):
hallway to stay in the room that me and my
guy were with because they didn't want to He didn't
want to stay in that room by hisself.

Speaker 5 (45:19):
It kind of goes to show even the hardest men
on earth, Navy seals, can turn into scared kids in
the face of ghosts and demons.

Speaker 4 (45:26):
Jesus.

Speaker 3 (45:27):
And so I called my little brother because I knew
my little brother was a Christian, and I said, well,
here's one of these Christians. They'll have a little bit
of maybe a little bit of insight on this spiritual
stuff that might be going on here. He said, well, man,
they said, I ain't never rent into nothing like that.
He said, I'm gonna put you in touch with my
pastor of my local church here. They were real close.

Speaker 1 (45:46):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (45:47):
His name is James Cordell. James called me the next
day and I told him at all was going on? Well,
he acted like it was no big deal. I said, no, buddy,
I said, you don't understand. I said, there's something in here.
I don't know what it is. He said, ain't no
big deal, he said, put me on speakerphone. He said,
I'm going to walk around. He said, walk around this
building in up and down the hallways. And he said,

(46:09):
I'm going to pray. And I put him on speakerphone.
I'm walking around this building, up and down the hallways.
In my room, he's praying against this thing in the
name of Jesus Christ. He said, Liker. Now, we had
a little kitchenette there. He said, you have some olive
oil in there. I said, yeah, we got a bottle.

Speaker 4 (46:28):
He said it take just.

Speaker 3 (46:29):
A little dab of that olive oil and just dab
it on the top of your doorframe there.

Speaker 6 (46:35):
So I did it.

Speaker 3 (46:36):
Joe. I'm thinking the whole time. This is so stupid,
But what else do I do in this situation? Let's
try this, right, Let's let's give this a shot. And
I dabbed that little olive oil up.

Speaker 5 (46:47):
There in case you were wondering like I was. Olive
oil is used in some cultures to ward off demons
due to its sacred symbolism. In religious rituals, particularly in Christianity,
blessed oil is believed to carry divine protection.

Speaker 1 (47:01):
Gee, I wonder if that's why the dipik in Israel.
You know, the people who are there have such an
aversion to olive oil because they're indigenous. Of course, of course,
of course it's because they're indigenous, right, and that the
native plants will kill them or make them very ill.
Surprise surprise that it would have, you know, an effect

(47:24):
on warding off demons, are keeping them basically in a boundary,
like you can't pass this thing something to note.

Speaker 4 (47:36):
Pelling evil spirits.

Speaker 5 (47:37):
It's use in annoying during exorcisms and blessings reinforces its
spiritual potency against malevolent forces.

Speaker 3 (47:43):
We want I go to work, would come back that
evening wind down.

Speaker 1 (47:49):
Doesn't the word malevolent make you think there should be
an end in there somewhere that there isn't one. Whenever
I say that, I think benevolent. No, it's malevolent, and
I'm like that doesn't sound right, but it's it's how
you say it.

Speaker 3 (48:00):
Total like peace had returned to this place, like I
didn't no longer heard or felt or was experiencing.

Speaker 1 (48:09):
And then he could go right back to murdering at
for the for the Israeli government that we called in
the Jewish banking cult. With a great weight off his shoulder.
Isn't that nice? What a great ending to that story.

Speaker 3 (48:25):
Any sort of fear or anything like it all was gone,
like all of a sudden. It was just like, oh, okay,
now I'm just in another little barracks room here, like.

Speaker 1 (48:37):
To the other guys feel the same way.

Speaker 4 (48:38):
So this is what's funny.

Speaker 3 (48:40):
Well, I didn't tell the other guys that I did that,
and because they were all gone when I walked around
with this crazy man on the speakerphone. The next morning
we woke up and my buddy woke up in the room.
He said, what's all over the door? And I looked
up and that little dab of all of old had
somehow like dripped down and covered the entire door of

(49:05):
the room that we were staying, and you could see
it toward the bottom of the door, like the drips,
like the whole door was like shiny and uh. He said,
what's all over the door? And I said, don't worry
about it, man, I don't know what the crap that is.
But after that happened, I have got to get my
hands on a on scripture and figure out more about

(49:29):
this figure Jesus who I heard this man praying in
the name of right?

Speaker 5 (49:34):
So have you had any ghostly or demonic experiences? Would
love to hear in the comments below?

Speaker 1 (49:39):
Yeah, okay, there you gops. So's that story. Now there's
four allegedly true demon scary stories. But let's go back
to the Chattigan mik. See if there's anything new. Nope.

(50:04):
Also four six nine four three one zero three three
four if you want to call do it. If you don't, don't.
Let's see what happens over n FTJ if I pull
it back up. Hm hm hm hm hm hmm. Yeah,

(50:33):
still doing that spinning thing for ever, So maybe maybe
the other I'm not interested in doing a whole other
freaking browser. Never even heard that thing. But we'll find
out it's nothing that's sounds it's worth the test. But still, yeah,

(50:59):
they even configure these things incorrectly, like it keeps on
trying to put it back on to make it a rebroadcast,
which means no one sees it when it's live, and
it kind of kills it. So it's just interesting that
these things have been happening. And yes, I apologize, I
had to take off the stuff. I just felt like
it it's getting late. I'm gonna take it off eventually,

(51:21):
especially when the optical let's see if this sucks. Well,
maybe maybe it does. I don't know. The first one
seems like, uh, yeah, okay, there's no names, there's no
I mean, I've I've experienced something similar to this before.
I've been sleep paralysis. I've had sleep paralysis when I
was a little kid in this apartment that we lived in.

(51:44):
And uh, the woman missus Iso, who used to uh,
who rented it to us, an older lady. It's long
gone now. She would say she was talking to her
husband and didn't never clarify, but we knew her husband

(52:07):
had been dead for years, but she was taught I
talked to my husband the other night, so she was
saying that, and we were just like, okay, sure. This
woman also used to yell at me for bending the
grass if I walked on on the front lawn. So
it's old, old, old, wacky lady. Don't bend the grass.
What have you been in the grass for? I have

(52:27):
like my my friend over or on my when my
my cousins, and like you're bending the grass. No, she
didn't keep it up snow. She didn't have it like
what do you call it, like groomed her any of
that stuff. It wasn't landscaped by some professional. That was

(52:47):
none of that. It's just you're bending the grass, kid,
So she was. She was a little off, this nice
sweet lady when you're talking to her with your mom
around and then and then she would just have these
weird episodes oriously like freaking out over nothing. But yeah,
so when I lived When I lived there, the dreams

(53:10):
were awful and very frequent, very disturbing nightmares, nightmares where
I wake up knowing I'm not asleep, but I can't yell,
and sometimes I can't move. But always I couldn't yell.
I couldn't yell to mom for help. I could. It

(53:35):
was just air for like minutes, couldn't get anything audible out.
So I'm awake enough to be doing this. So I'm awake.
I'm literally awake, but I'm either sleep paralysis and not
being another yell or sleep prou or not being a
yellow without the sleep paralysis. And I would see shadows

(53:58):
while I was awaken, these situations times when I was
when I couldn't move at first, shadows walking toward me
on the wall as if they were like a like
like a projector, right, like except the negative of the projectors.
It's the shadow of creatures. I used to call them
dinosaurs because they were lizard like and uh, but they were.

(54:24):
They were the shadows on the wall. And when they
get close to the bed, as they're coming closer to me,
I would get this huge chill freeze in like if
like by my foot because it's the closest thing to them,
and it would make my body jolt like I was
getting hit with those uh those paddles to the defibs. Right.

(54:45):
So that's something I just I was told that that's
just what happens when you have nightmares. That's obviously not true.
Vivid uh being awake, but seeing images that I knew
weren't there, but they looked like they were being projected

(55:05):
as if like it was watching a movie at a
drive in, but it was on my wall, and it
was always very, very scary. And then you ever have
this sensation like this weird phenomenon with dreams where the
setting in the dream isn't scary, but something is making
it horrifying to you because of whatever that presence is

(55:28):
that you're sensing even though you're in a neutral stage
or environment inside the dream, but something is lurking or
whatever that you just know, you know it's coming and
you're already feeling its presence because of the fear that

(55:48):
you're getting from it. Something is tapping into that you
know response in you already sensing it, and you're sensing
it pretty hard, right like, pretty pretty uh strongly, And
they say, what else? This is all in the same

(56:10):
time frame in my life? There's another aspect to this,
not be able to move, getting the jolt, those things,
and then just the constant, repetitive dreams of world endings
type of things. And I'm really like, between the ages
of five and nine, I shouldn't be thinking about stuff

(56:32):
like that. I obviously haven't been exposed to any that
watching even TV yet. I haven't haven't had that trauma
trauma vision of TV all that much yet for it
to be doing that to me, and you know, putting
deep impressions in my mind of things. And I would
have these weird dreams about the end of the world, people,

(56:55):
lots of people dying, some sort of explosion or cataclysmic event.
And also uh being taken by somebody who, now I
could tell you, looks like a redheaded oive abducted and

(57:19):
killed by So I don't know if that's tapping into
some previous past life or whatever, but yeah, he wasn't
a He wasn't a Scotsman. The more I think about it,
it was an oavy type of red headed troll type
of person. It was always calm, but the but calm
in the way where it's like they're indifferent to your

(57:41):
suffering type of calm. Very interesting stuff anyway, moving on, all.

Speaker 2 (57:49):
Right, let's dive right into the stories. Okay, So this
might just be the strangest thing to have ever hap
to me. I was around five years old and I
always used to sleep in my mom's bed with her.
One morning, I woke up my Mom was next to
me in bed, sleeping and snoring when I heard creaking

(58:10):
on our staircase. I looked through the crack of the
door and could barely see someone walking up the stairs.
This shook me right up, as it was only me
and my mom in the house.

Speaker 1 (58:21):
I sat back on.

Speaker 2 (58:21):
The bed, frozen in fear, and I tried to wake
my mom up if she wouldn't butch as the creaking
out closer and louder, I looked again and could see
that this person was my mom, somehow different, but it
was her. I yanked the covers over me and tried
to get as close to my mom as possible. That's
when I felt a hand on my back, and then

(58:42):
this person who looked like my mom, bit me on
the back. My fight or flight kicked in, but I
couldn't do anything except lie there, frozen, unsure of what
just happened. Anyway, I must have passed out or fell asleep,
as when I opened my eyes, my mom was once
again to me in the bed, but awake this time.

(59:03):
I told her about this dream, and she pretty much
told me I'm crazy until I told my mom that
she bit my back. My mom checked and lo and behold,
I did have a bite mark on my back. Still
to this day, I have no idea what happened, and
I have no idea who the other woman was that
looked like my mom, and it's something we've never spoken

(59:23):
about again. My dad was a truck driver when he
left the military in the late two thousands. By the
time me and my siblings were born, he only drove
in her home state of Texas, and summers were extremely
busy for him. This incident happened in two thousand and

(59:45):
six on one of his extended trips across Texas. I
believe he was driving south of two eighty one. He
was getting pretty tired when he pulled into a truck stop.
He was making his way to the on site convenience
store when he noticed a young woman pacing back and
forth at the front of the shop. She looked to

(01:00:05):
be in her early twenties, slim, very pretty, and wearing
a tank top with cut off shorts, according to my
dad normal attire for Texas summers. She was carrying a
plate covered with aluminum foil, as if she was making
her way home from a family barbecue. He finished his
business in the store and headed back to his truck.

(01:00:25):
As he got in, he was stunned to see the
blonde woman was now sitting in his passenger seat. He
was utterly shocked. He had no clue who this woman
was or how she got past his locked doors. My
dad was always very vigilant on the road, and he
never left his truck unlocked. He demanded that she get

(01:00:46):
out of his truck. He wasn't afraid at this point,
but something felt off about this mysterious woman. She sat
there and looked at him with the covered plate on
her lap, not saying a word. For a moment. He
wondered if he should just get out, walk over to
the passenger side door and just Ynchor out of the cat,

(01:01:07):
but he decided against it. I'm still not sure why.
The whole thing was beyond strange. So my dad, against
his better judgment, turns his rig on and drives off.
The blonde woman still in his passenger seat. A few
miles up the road, he attempts to make conversation. I

(01:01:27):
guess he was trying to quell the extreme discomfort he felt.
He asked her name, but the woman remained silent. As
he continued down the highway, lustful thoughts began to creep
into my dad's mind. I'm sure it had been a
while since he'd last seen my mother out there in
the rural Texas roads. Who would find out just this

(01:01:49):
one time?

Speaker 1 (01:01:50):
What could happen?

Speaker 3 (01:01:51):
Right?

Speaker 2 (01:01:53):
My dad put his hands on her thigh, right above
her knee. As soon as he touched her, the woman
turned from a gorgeous young woman into some kind of
hellish monster.

Speaker 1 (01:02:05):
All right, yeah, these are that.

Speaker 2 (01:02:06):
Face turned rugged and her eyes were now black pits.
Her teeth had turned into sharp things. The long unnatural tongue.

Speaker 1 (01:02:17):
Yeah, yeah, I don't think this is uh fun at all.
It's kind of dumb. Let's see get anything better? Oh,
it's see.

Speaker 6 (01:02:30):
But with a lot of these guys, what's interesting about
nick Land is that there's a they keep getting the
same ideas. These guys take drugs, whether it's Elon nick
Land or even in the seventies, the scientist John C.

Speaker 2 (01:02:40):
Lily.

Speaker 4 (01:02:41):
John C.

Speaker 6 (01:02:41):
Lily was an eminent scientist, brilliant dud who started doing
Academy ghostbusters. My shirt, Yeah, the same, the same drug.
Everyone doesn't Silicon Valley, and they when they do this drug.
And even if you're an atheist, materialist is still interesting.
They all get the same idea, which is that the
machines are, you know, coming like Skyne and Terminator, they're

(01:03:01):
coming together. They're they're evolving to eventually take over, and
that we are hanging ourselves with the rope we're currently
building by building this.

Speaker 1 (01:03:11):
But this goes back.

Speaker 4 (01:03:12):
Nick Lann was interesting, but he became less interesting.

Speaker 1 (01:03:14):
Men stick with the analogy weaving, weaving, not building.

Speaker 6 (01:03:20):
And when I realized that other scientists in the seventies,
John C. Lilly the movie Altered States from nineteen eighties
horror movie This is about you know, you know, he
would have these visions about the machines.

Speaker 4 (01:03:31):
He called him the solid state entities.

Speaker 6 (01:03:34):
He would have this in the seventies, Tucker in this
in this tank, the isolation tank can go in the
new and you haven't seen it with the New Mission
Impossible movie Tom Cruise. You know, he fights this AI
and he goes in the isolation tank and he has
these visions of it. One of the biggest movies of
this past summer. And uh that that plot point comes
from John C. Lilly And in the visions he would

(01:03:56):
get of AI apocalypse in the Isolation Tank back in
the seventies.

Speaker 1 (01:04:01):
So I bring this, well, that's pretty obvious that they're
messing with something that they were messing with for the
last five thousand years plus when they're conjuring and invoking
some sort of dipic gin or whatever the hell demon
same same, same here in those those uh entities, the

(01:04:27):
technology they're they're informing them on how to I and
I want to I want to say rebuild, not build
for the first time. I think this has happened before,
and it's a rediscovery and a re rebuilding of this
tech to give them, to give them agency both within

(01:04:51):
us with the shots and things like that. It's basically
opening a gateway for them and also kicking holes through
that barrier that separates this realm with theirs. And I
also want to say that things like cern, yeah, we
already know about that. I mean, we've ever seen the

(01:05:13):
movie or the show Fringe, how there's like the parallel
universe thing going on there. But I think there's a
little bit it's a little bit different. It's I don't
think you can argue that for a minute. I think
it's got to be a thing and a way to
circumvent that is to open portals within people and low

(01:05:38):
things in it's not supposed to happen. It's not a
natural thing. It's a hacking of the system, and that's
what black magic has always been. But they've been building
the technology to do black magic on a mass scale.

(01:06:01):
And instead of putting that entity in a person with
its physical limits, they're putting it in something that can
be everywhere nowhere at the same time and give its
consciousness or its direction to as many devices and robots
and software programs and computers that you can build it

(01:06:27):
can possess it. And I think they're doing this willfully,
but I also think that there's something else. They have
a dark passenger. So yeah, they willfully signed up to
do this through this cult and they think because and

(01:06:48):
they even talk about this, and this is why it's
so weird, because they talk about this in Kirstram Sholom
talks about sabotage Zev saying this that and future into
the future with a J. Frank saying the same thing
that they're if they're the helping hands of this, you know,
accelerationism of their escaptological eschatological beliefs that they will somehow

(01:07:14):
be outside of the devastation that occurs. They won't be
included in what happens next. They're like above it and
separate from it. I don't agree unless they're going to
continue to embody them. I don't think that there's going

(01:07:35):
to be It's not really a good it's not a
good ending for the rest of the world any either way.
But I don't think that they're going to be catapulted
into some sort of protected class of you know, on
some sort of spiritual level. I don't think they're going
to ascend. I don't think they have the I don't

(01:07:57):
think this these entities have thepacity or the ability to
make something ascend. I think all they can do is destroy.
I think there's a reason why there's a separation. I
think there's a reason why they've been able to creator
or whatever the hell happened in the past created a
dividing line. And maybe there's a natural dividing line. Maybe

(01:08:18):
the ferment was either an artificial or another divine dividing
line barrier between us and that. It's the void. It's
not a void, but you don't know what I mean.
And this technology is like rubbing it into a thin
piece of paper that thick barrier and then rubbing it

(01:08:41):
all away, and then it's going to flood in. And
then those people who have so what they had to
once do with black magic and ceremonial arrangements, they can
now do with injections and technology and frequency and putting

(01:09:05):
that energy into people and they can turn them on.
And really it's not them, not the person themselves, but
it's like them being kicked out of their own body
or crammed into the recesses of their mind, having to
witness what just took over them doing whatever it's going
to do using its body. So that's like a horror

(01:09:30):
of itself. So you see yourself doing horrific things, but
you can't do anything about it. Yeah, it's the thoughts
I've been having the last few years here. Some of
them have had those ideas for a lot longer, But
it's just there's a lot of things that we could
think about and contemplate here with this whole tech technology thing,

(01:09:53):
because it's not just oh it's a machine or AI
is retarded. Yeah, on the surface level of the consum
level of AI. Absolutely, and it's supposed to be. To
show you that it's not that serious and it's and
if you're taking that bait and believing that that's what
AI is, that your chat, GPT and your your AI

(01:10:15):
Google search is what AI is, or your you know,
your AI and your phone whatever, that's not what AI is.
Artificial intelligence is a misnomer. It's a it's a it's
a demonic intelligence or demonic presence. I don't know if
you want to call it intelligence. But maybe what was

(01:10:37):
it that Kenneth Wheeler called it? He said, a demon
is repeating, complete with knowledge, but has zero wisdom. It
can know everything, but it doesn't have any wisdom because
with wisdom, I think takes it gives you as a
type of understanding and empathy in common sense and knowledge

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of the other people's feelings and emotions. And that's not
something that the demon is interested.

Speaker 4 (01:11:12):
It's have to say.

Speaker 6 (01:11:13):
Nick Land is the most foremost proponent of it that
has a public name. He's not that famous right now.
But this goes back a long time, you know, at
least back to the seventies.

Speaker 7 (01:11:24):
So are these so people take ketamine and they all
have the same vision I mean, or species enough of.

Speaker 4 (01:11:32):
Them do to make it very strange and alarming.

Speaker 1 (01:11:34):
I mean, I did that when I was doing the
rave stuff I had. I had some once. It was
once one night when we're also about to do the
other stuff. I've always had positive, good experiences with most
of everything. I had one bad moshroom thing, because the
mushrooms in or sorry Oregon, there's a certain type that

(01:11:56):
grows only like on Alderwood. That this guy had like
buckets of like these big huge tuppleware things. And we
were at this party of like five hundred people or
more this house than you know, we prepped for it.
We were nailing down these big huge drop cloths of
plastic over the carpet. So people came to the house
and spilled things that wouldn't wreck their house. They had

(01:12:21):
like reggae bands show up there, all kinds of stuff.
It was somebody that I knew in the Coast Guard
that his friends were putting on this party. And his
friends are also the people who made the custom prevost
tour vans for like rock bands and you know famous
and rich people like that's what they did. And so
they had this party and this guy had literally like

(01:12:44):
this a tupperware like you'd have to carry around like this.
It was it was that big. It was flat, it
was shallow, but it was huge, and he was just
handing handfuls of mushrooms to people, and of course I
was curious about the hell, and instead of enjoying the
party and all the attractive females that were there, I
ended up getting like into myself and very very deep thinking,

(01:13:09):
but also like timid as shit, because I was like
a really extreme experience, especially with a lot of people
around me that I didn't know, and instead of being
like the casual, sociable person I was, I was very
introverted and that kind of ruined the experience for me.

(01:13:30):
And then having other people freaking out and acting stupid
because they were just dumb people when they were on substances,
like one of these females that was in the Coast
Guard with us. She was a complete and total basket
case and freaking out and being just very rude. I
remember that, just like the things that were coming out
of her mouth, and like I would never say this

(01:13:51):
to somebody. I've never even think this, and you're at
someone else's house, Like, how dare you talk like that?
Your low life, meg kind of little life, and yeah,
that was it. That was it. But most of the
experiences I've had never been like, oh, you're going to this.
It's more like a deeper understanding of some sort of

(01:14:11):
like natural thing that's amazing and awesome, and uh, you know,
it's like you're having a conversation with something without words.
Like I used to go on like long hikes and
rock climbing, not rock climbing so much, but like hiking
words deep, not like bouldering or anything like that. Sometimes

(01:14:32):
on the way back, on the way down the mountain,
we have a couple, we would have shrooms, and uh,
it was always a good experience, especially when the stars
came out. It's like, wow, you could see, like you
could see more for some reason when you and you
could see, you get more vividly. It was always a
good time, and it was always a peaceful time where
it's a funny time and we laugh a lot. But

(01:14:55):
it wasn't ever like terrible. And it makes me wonder
if people who you are more susceptible to being overtaken
by something have harder, harsher experiences because there's something else
trying to break through the barrier rather than something benevolent
trying to communicate with it. When you are more able
to hear it. And I hear it in a in

(01:15:17):
a you know, euphemistic sense, I guess is the way
say it. You don't actually hear it, but you're you're
in tune to it. You're you're tuned to the right
dial to experience or sense the feeling of something benevolent
and good. And it maybe even makes you laugh, but
it makes you think deep, and it makes you put

(01:15:37):
things together they never would have been. I don't know
these are I'm talking years and years ago, but I
remember having experiences where it was like, yeah, life is
not real. It's not a big deal. It all makes
sense because it's supposed to and because we're told things
make sense, but they don't make sense. This whole experience

(01:15:58):
of life doesn't really make a whole lot of sense.
And but don't worry, because it all makes sense because
it's supposed to. And that's the only thing that makes
it make sense is because it's supposed to. Because that's
the way it's supposed to be.

Speaker 6 (01:16:14):
I mean that, that's the thing that one of the
main influences on both the show I was building these guys,
Brian Guyston, willimss Burrows is created partner. He was the
the thing is about getting.

Speaker 1 (01:16:22):
Burrows the child the child rapist, not really rapist, but
bugger upper.

Speaker 4 (01:16:29):
And about doing psychedelics, is that you know you he was,
he was.

Speaker 1 (01:16:33):
He was most certainly tied to governmental agencies.

Speaker 6 (01:16:38):
Spot people, you know, eventually who were on the same
drug and you're both getting the same ideas. Some drugs,
he said, you know, increases telepathy. You know, people are
it puts them on the same same wavelength.

Speaker 1 (01:16:49):
So with a lot of these Burrows took a lot
of shot up a lot of stuff, including obviously heroin,
delauded and yeah, hey he took yah hey, which is
like with some of some it a ayahuasca, but yah heyes,
I don't know if it's prepared different. It's a longer experience,
I know. And yeah, he said he was in one

(01:17:11):
of the accounts if you believe anything from a lying
liar who lies. He was having a conversation with his
dead father for what he considered it to be an
extended period of time. It was very real to him,
this is Burrows. And when they parted ways, when the
experience was at its conclusion, he hugged his father and

(01:17:34):
he felt as if there was a presence there hugging
him back. Is a little weird that and it's a
little strange too, right, since he's a little weird that
somebody who had the life that he did still had
a good experience with something that was contacting him, posing

(01:17:54):
as his dad or being his dad or whatever. I
find that interesting simply because you would think somebody who
does that type of weird sex act with a child
it went to Mexico specifically to do that more often,
would have some sort of demons following him, just waiting
for the opportunity to have a to sit down with him.

Speaker 7 (01:18:15):
At Different people from different places, different countries, different life
experiences would take a drug and have the same kind
of us And for anyone who is that can't be organic.

Speaker 4 (01:18:26):
No, no, no, and and but that that is weird
beyond what anyone's individual personal beliefs are.

Speaker 1 (01:18:31):
Well, here's the thing, though, how weird is that if
the drug itself either turns your dial as in you wrap,
you vibrate faster or you vibrate slower. But it's changing
your station when you're typically tuned in, it's changing your frequency,
it's your frequency signature a little bit. You're either higher

(01:18:56):
or lower. If everybody of the same mind set who's
doing the same type of deviance shit that they're doing
at the levels of military intelligence that most of these
people that they're talking about do, or these tech giants
or whatever, it doesn't seem like it would be that
hard to believe that somebody who's wired the same or

(01:19:16):
symboler who's gone through the same type of family grooming
trauma that they've had for this cult that they're in,
would have similar experiences and for them, was that really
scary or they just tell people that it's scary as
a cover for having made contact with that thing that

(01:19:36):
they're working to bring in here exactly.

Speaker 4 (01:19:39):
That's yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:19:39):
So if anyone tuns in in like where did Tucker
find this guy looks like Greg Olson talking about insane
AI stuff? If they're an atheist, they don't believe any
of this, Like you're saying, the fact that people are
taking these drugs and they're very powerful, and they work
in tech and they are getting the same ideas, the
same fears. They think that in some cases they're talking
to the same entities they're books now. But if take

(01:20:00):
d MT, if you encounter this this machine helf be
wary of this. You know, they're encountering the same stuff.
That's that's an interesting phenomenon just biologically, regardless of what.

Speaker 7 (01:20:10):
People like, ancient sacred art has the same images created
on different continents at different periods. They couldn't effect contact
with each other. So why are they drawing the same
bird man or the same purse?

Speaker 2 (01:20:21):
Like it?

Speaker 7 (01:20:22):
Because they're seeing the same visions, which suggests that those
visions are real.

Speaker 4 (01:20:27):
Why why is snake worship universal around the world?

Speaker 7 (01:20:30):
Certain worship exactly because there's something that people are responding
to that's not coming from within them but outside of.

Speaker 6 (01:20:38):
That was Carl June's main insight is that is that,
you know, getting the idea of can ideas come from
without you and not just within you?

Speaker 7 (01:20:46):
So yeah, well yeah, and the materialist doesn't want to
admit that, and our culture has kind of since we
drop the atom bomb as sort of written off the
possibility that that could be true. But it's just reconnecting
with something that every civilization is always assumed true, which
is there's a spiritual realm that's every bit as real
as your iPhone or this desk, and it's just.

Speaker 4 (01:21:04):
It's absolutely real. In an accidents all the time, right,
and that is the truth.

Speaker 7 (01:21:08):
And you seem to take that for granted, but it's
still shocking to those of us who grew up in
you know, basically a godless country.

Speaker 4 (01:21:18):
It's totally so.

Speaker 6 (01:21:19):
I mean, one of the basis for my interest in
a lot of this is, you know, my mom was
raised in a Christian home. I consider Christian myself, and
my mom would always say, you know, she became a
Christian in the seventies, and she but she knew all
the psychedelic groups back in the sixties, you know, love spirit.
You know, she go to indoors shows and all those
you know, group groups from the late nineteen sixties. And

(01:21:42):
something that she'd say, and that people who are you know,
rock and rollers into the occult would say that they
both say the same thing, which is that people take drugs,
musicians to uh for inspiration, for creativity, to tap themselves
into the spiritual realm, to get to pull something from
outside themselves. So the basis for my interest a lot
of this stuff was like, that's something my mom says,

(01:22:02):
a great Christian, Yeah, they're.

Speaker 1 (01:22:04):
Being informed by something that's teaching them how to excel,
continue to remain at the top of the system. They're
being helped there. There's a spell being put on people.
They're being taught how to do this. They're not as
clever and creative as you think. Something is feeding them
the information. They're simply just doing what they're being told.

(01:22:24):
And they're getting this information and these innovations from a
place that is deceiving at least them, or endangering the
rest of mankind because they're building something that will be
impossible for us to take down once fully operational, and

(01:22:45):
that entity's presence, that wickedness, that evil, that Cutulhu type
energy is going to be in that machine driving it,
and whatever stupid consciousness is that they put in there
of their past, you know, heroes like Lord Rothschild and

(01:23:05):
so on, David Rockefeller, you get it. Those will all
be part of the system too, and then they're gonna end.
You know, eventually we will be trapped in this metaverse ourselves.
You will want nothing and be happy. Somebody's gonna know

(01:23:27):
and everything, but this won't be you. And as much
as I always say, away vay right A long time ago,
and it's been a long time since I've made this clarity,
and you know, clarified this. Something very strange happened when
the Oise decide they were going to finance the Holy

(01:23:51):
See or the Holy Roman Empire. And there's two bailouts,
two significant bailouts. I talk about them in my book
that the Rothschilds did in the eighteen hundreds for the Vatican.
But they've always been for the longest time, either cryptos
in the high places of that assembly or advisors to it,

(01:24:14):
or crypto militant factions like the Jesuits, crypto Jews, you
know what I mean. But they're the property managers for
the world. To state, the papal bulls have claimed the
surface of the earth and all of its property, like

(01:24:35):
all of its land, all of its real estate. The
Vatican says it's theirs. The Papacy says it's theirs. They
own it, they decreed it, and it has been challenged.
Therefore it stands in their crazy mysticism. They also said
that they own all of the people. You are property,

(01:24:58):
you are all we are all property of the Papacy.
And thirdly, they own all of our souls because I
said so. And if you don't challenge that, then technically
they think through their wizardry and dark magic. That that's true,
and who knows could be why people say even have

(01:25:21):
a concept of karma in the first place, that are
being stuck here and having to do it all over again.
I don't know, captured the energy. But the world of
state is managed. The property managers of that world of
state have always been the other part of that Abrahamic
mask that we now call Judaism. But it's the same

(01:25:43):
Saturn Colt playing two different roles. And this is what
we're looking at, you know. Like I'll say, and I
said this before, like Islam is the is Judaism. I
don't even want to say Judaism life because that's more
like Christianity. But it's it's the bulldog when they want

(01:26:10):
something destroyed, when they want people suppressed, when they want
women suppressed, when they want everybody to fear death if
they don't convert. They open the gates for the Muslims.

(01:26:31):
Those they're the most quick to go to war because
of the Some say mistranslations, some say directly translated and
properly you know, deduced concept of these jihads. And you

(01:26:51):
should be able to make one every all the time
and force this your will upon others. You know, it's interesting.
It's interesting how that works out, and how militant and
barbaric and brutal something can be and still be called
a religion, especially being called a religion of peace. I

(01:27:13):
find that funny. I mean, there could be people that
who will only separate the positive, non schizophrenic, non child
harming aspects of any of these three religions and only
follow that and think that that's the pure form of it.
And maybe that way you can still call yourself that thing,

(01:27:35):
but not be that geared to the negative aspects of it.
But why are those negative aspects there? So when I
talk about the really I'm not typically talking about the
people talking about the institutions that which is flat out said,
and they're founding books, they're founding writings what's acceptable, what's okay?

(01:27:58):
What you should do to harm others? Or even the
stories that they tell that they don't even have the
the self awareness to understand that this is a horrific
story that should shock and repulse most people until you
tell them that this is the word of God. Then
all of a sudden they're like, well, that's just because

(01:28:20):
I don't make I can't make sense of it. It
must there must be something good about it. Yeah, they'll
don't give it too much credit there. Maybe your first
instinct was the right instinct. That's why I think these
uh over complications are something that's very simple, which is
your connection to the higher your personal direct line to

(01:28:40):
that source, the benevolent Creator is all that matters when
you over complicate with anything, even if Jesus can sometimes
leading it on the wrong path because there's there, there's
people there to manipulate and steer you. So when if
you say I need that part of it, okay, great,
take that part of it, but do it internally and

(01:29:03):
with yourself, not involving an institution that that that declares
and decrease his name and you know, invokes his name
but has absolutely no UH qualifying markers or resemblance to
anything that he, in your mind, would have ever been

(01:29:27):
okay with.

Speaker 6 (01:29:31):
One of the all time grades. And this is something
that you know every musician knows too. That's why they
take drugs, is to tap into the spirits.

Speaker 4 (01:29:38):
So I didn't know that.

Speaker 1 (01:29:39):
I thought, here's the thing about the cults too. When
he talks about the the music, the music of the
sixties especially, most of that was military industrial industrial complex
kids or military intelligence kids that were in those bands.
So they're there. They're parents were military intelligence or agencies

(01:30:04):
of some sort in the government doing kooky, spooky things
because our government was anti its own inhabitants most definitely
by the end of World War two. If you want
to say it was slowly getting that way after the

(01:30:25):
Civil War, well ask the South how slow that was.
But there are twelve years of brutal occupation and punishment,
incomplete defilement, the same tactics that we would say, oh,
the Bolsheviks did that. Well, yeah, well guess what I

(01:30:46):
Believe it or not, kids, it happened here first. Oh
though it's awful with the idea for doing well, believe
it or not, folks, it happened to her first, and
it could happen again very easily. It's so funny when
people say, oh, the military never did that, Well, actually
fought and killed its own people and you and you've
been sold this idea that it was keith the union together, Well,

(01:31:07):
why is that such an important thing? It was important
for the banks to keep their control and to be
able to claim what they what they had indebted people into.
They needed that power of a strong central government and
a strong central bank and enforcement in order to drive

(01:31:29):
home that, you know, the idea of whose boss and
who to obey. And they broke the spirit and the
will of the people through a big, bloody war. It
wasn't for slavery, because what with the outcome was we
were all enslaved, enslaved by the debt and we became

(01:31:52):
another victim. Like everybody in Europe became a victim of
the Bank of England and it's subsidies yearies, we too
became a victim of that same banking cult here. And
by the time we had swept the map of any
resistance to world Zionism, world Cobbalism, world eschatological accelerationism, they went,

(01:32:24):
I mean, they started building their agencies oss to CIA
and in military intelligence that was less concerned with the
foreigners and more concerned about surveillance and and forming the
public perception and keeping it in line right here at home.
And they used the music and the messaging. They hijacked

(01:32:47):
an actual experience of self awareness that did occur in
this country, and it was going a positive direction of
west government. And then they decided to the military, the government,
the oives who controlled it here, decided to pour a

(01:33:08):
bunch of acid over the top of it. Instead of
throwing burning acid into the face of women like their
counterparts do. They gave everybody hits of acid, literally gave
them away. There was like over three million hits of
acid that were given away by the grateful dead themselves.
And they also, while under influences of all kinds of

(01:33:32):
crazy shit, they hijacked the movement of higher consciousness and
independence and individuality and nationalism and turned it into Marxism
and put their own people and funded their own movements
of the subculture. The cultural Marxism occurred instead, and it

(01:33:55):
drowned out and pushed away the true movement that was occurring.
The only way they could fix that true movement into
higher consciousness was to pour acid over all the youth
and send the rest of them off to get killed
in Vietnam while they were building up a wealth of
money for the israel endeavors. Because Vlansky was part of

(01:34:20):
that too, and a big, big supporter of all those gangs,
they could Stern and the rest so that they could
not only create their nation state, their best or nation state,
but also fund all of their dark projects and atrocities,

(01:34:45):
and there's awful lot of poppy fields in Vietnam for
them to do that with. And you know, there's a
couple industries that we could say throughout history or buy
and large primarily a certain group, and that's anything that
could poison your body. So drugs, opium, alcohol, it's always been.

(01:35:09):
And then the other things that they do is trafficking
human beings, something that they've been doing forever too, and
usually not that bashful about it until they want to
sell you on how mortal and victim like they are.
Then they try to steer you away from that knowledge.

Speaker 7 (01:35:29):
That people took drug I mean I took drugs. He
would take drugs, I'll admit it. But I always assumed
that those insights are really mostly fake insights. But all
that stuff came from within that it was, I mean,
I bought the Freudian analysis of it, that there's you
only use ten percent of your brain, and there's this
whole sort of primordial troid.

Speaker 1 (01:35:50):
The Francist who actually probably was booked up by his
dad and probably did want to kill him because's how
Francs live, and he probably might have even had sex
with his mother and has the whole. Like, you can't
take a Frankist in their mindset and their childhood and
then say that's a normal way of living. So they
should be the ones dictating to me what's normal ps
psychiatry and what's normal psyche. It's the worst person in

(01:36:12):
the world to do that. That's an inverted person. That
person themselves is inverted, and they're telling you what's normal
and telling you what's abnormal.

Speaker 7 (01:36:19):
That's odd in your head of thoughts and visions that
you're not in touch with on a daily basis. But
that drugs thin the membrane. But it never occurred to
me a single time until middle age when I started
to see reality that actually they're coming from outside you.

Speaker 6 (01:36:40):
Well, and Tucker, that's a great point. That's something that
any psychedelic eye, it's kind of a double.

Speaker 1 (01:36:44):
Well, it's not true. That's why we need to adjust
that too. You have to have some sort of substance
in you already in order to be able to utilize
this thing up here that processes information, it makes sense
of it your mind outside your body, of course, Yeah,
I can get you there. It's like your toorial field

(01:37:05):
in a sense. Right, So it's a it's an organ
that doesn't have physical presence your mind, but it goes
beyond that. It goes well beyond that, and you need
to have something meaning, something has to have wanted to

(01:37:28):
be inhabiting you that was benevolent and good to steer
you some particular direction and has stuck around with you
and then by your side, and that allows further information
to come in and it is going to be part
of your filter to understand what is bad coming your way,

(01:37:53):
because you can have overwhelming anxiety shot shot through you
when you're doing drugs right or you're doing certain types
of drugs, and you have to be able to maintain
that self or that that connection with what's good to
get you through that rocky road. But there's the other

(01:38:13):
side of it that when you're getting an insight, it's
because that connection you have to have. It's like here's
the cord, here's the plug on the end of the cord,
but the receptor has to be there in order for
that to do anything. Otherwise you're just a stupid person
not gaining anything from the experience. I do not mean
that in a bad way, but there's certain people out

(01:38:35):
there that it's like you can't bronze a turd, so
you can you can't like, don't cast your pearls that
swine type of idea. Right, it doesn't matter how many
drugs they're gonna do, they're just gonna become junkies, have
all their teeth fall out, and they're gonna die and
they're not taking they're not taking mind expanding drugs or
taking stimulants and downers and stuff like that and just

(01:38:56):
ruining their bodies because their mind wasn't really all that
together in the first place, or they had traumas and
YadA YadA, God left town, God didn't stick around or whatever,
you know what I mean, or it was stomped out
by that person's own actions, so they broke their own receptacle.
So the information can be out there all the time.

(01:39:18):
Sometimes there's different ways to allow it in or allow
it yourself to understand it being all around you in
the ether. And when you do these things, I think
it also makes when you can identify the higher thoughts
and you're starting to take it in. Whatever is generating

(01:39:41):
it also seems to be aware that you are now
something that it can communicate with. But that also means
that there might be darker presences presence, A darker presence
out there that also knows that there's an opening.

Speaker 6 (01:40:00):
Makes sense, double standard thing a deal we're When talking
about drug use, they'll always say, well, there's no difference
between what's.

Speaker 4 (01:40:07):
Going on in my head and what's going outside. We're
all one. It's always you know.

Speaker 6 (01:40:10):
I think it was William James said, you know the
great oceanic feeling, you know, but that's the that's always
their big insight is, hey, man, what's going on in
my head is different from what's going outside until the
psychoonote encounters some sort of weird demon on d MT
and then they backtrack and they're like, brother, that's just
in my head, don't worry.

Speaker 1 (01:40:28):
Yeah no. See, so things like some d MT and
uh Selvia divinorum have a close relationship. Salvia divinorum is short.
But you're not in, You're not you're not here, You're
somewhere else, and any if you are here, you're something else.

(01:40:49):
Is there's there's there's a whole different like tearing of
reality that's going on. Some people don't feel it at all,
which makes me wonder if there's something that's disconnected inside them,
like I have a cousin like that it never worked
for him, Like, well, I don't know, is it because
the past trauma, because I know he has one, a

(01:41:12):
big one. It's just something leave him. Did he decided
to let it go? I don't know. But for some people,
I guess they just don't sense. But some people don't
have inner dialogue either. Some people don't have a which
I think is still again evidence. Well, it can be

(01:41:32):
evidence of connection to source or the benible creator, but
could also be depending on what nature you are and
which allowed itself in through whatever gateway you could get
in some other type of presence that's with you all
the time, like a dark passenger, that you have an
inner dialogue, and maybe there's a struggle like the two
on the shoulder, But I think that most of that

(01:41:56):
comes from exterior, the the temptation type of eye idea.
If you already have the positive you know, connection to
higher source or God or pnemic creator or sense of
like that nos this thing where you know you don't
nobody can tell you that there is no God because
you know you know that you're in constant communication with
it at all times, and when you're not talking to

(01:42:19):
someone else, and you're thinking, you're thinking with it like
it's with you, You're you're hanging out with it. Doesn't
mean that you don't need guidance, doesn't It doesn't mean
that you get all the answers. It just means that
it's experiencing life with you, all right? Does that make sense?

(01:42:43):
And sometimes there's higher insights, sometimes there's not. Sometimes just
regular daily routine stuff. But well, I don't know, I
don't know. Hiles probably don't have that sensation, but salvia
and that stuff, that stuff is an interrupter. It interrupts

(01:43:08):
a regularly scheduled broadcast to bring you some shit that
doesn't make sense but kind of does. But it's just
not from this world. It's not from anything that you
can make sense of. Sometimes it's milder. I've seen shadowy
figures that looked like Native Americans. I don't know if
that would be just if they had dreadlocks or it's

(01:43:28):
a shadow it was a dreadlocker, was a headdress, I
don't know, but it was trying to it was basically
through without words, you know, kind of insinuating that or whatever.
I had the sensation. I started laughing and I said,
I'm not going to do that. Because I lived on
a second floor and it was telling me to go

(01:43:49):
out the window. I started laughing at it. I had
the upper hand still, something was protecting me, but the
other thing wanted to try to coerce me. Maybe it's
a I don't know. There's some people who actually do
leap to their goddamn death when they're on certain things,
and they do so willfully thinking that it's gonna be
great when they get there. So yeah, yeah, be careful

(01:44:14):
that salvia. That's a whole other animal.

Speaker 4 (01:44:18):
What's in my head you can't get in your head.
So they go from it with all you have two
different people meeting the same demons.

Speaker 1 (01:44:24):
Right right, right then you realize that, Yeah, but is
that true or is that just perception? Because like it's okay,
if you only ever think about Jesus when something divine happens,
you're going to experience it the way you expect to.
It's not gonna be something foreign. You're not gonna if
you if you brought if you're brought up with Jesus,

(01:44:47):
you're not gonna meet Vishnu or Buddha or whatever. The fuck.
You're not gonna be hanging out with ganesh because that's
not your culture. It doesn't make sense to you. So
whatever that feeling is, it's going to you be drawing
from your memory bank because that's how you perceive things, right,
You're it's always a measuring stick to something else. It's like,

(01:45:09):
that's why in your formative years you have to have
good influences and and what do you call it? References
built established your base core of information can't be corrupted,
and it can't be dramatic. It has to be solid
in reality and preferably either of neutral or of good nature,

(01:45:37):
because that's going to be your measuring stick throughout your
life of how you gauge everything else based on those
certain these parameters, based on whatever it is that you're
looking at. So if you're thinking religiously, you're not gonna
you're not going to experience something that's a foreign religion's thing, right,
You're going to if you're if you have, if you
have a divine experience, you're going to perceive it in

(01:45:59):
your mind as being Jesus. And so that's what you're
going to experience. If everybody that you hang out with
are into black magic, dark magic stuff, and you're constantly
conjuring shit, and then you take drugs because drugs are
also part of these rituals. Why wouldn't you experience the

(01:46:22):
same demon quote unquote because you've been in contact with
it before, and also because you're your frame of reference
is very similar and you're expecting to encounter it because
you've already been told to. It's this that's a trick
of psychology, right, If you're expecting something, you experience it.

(01:46:43):
If I tell you something's too sweet and I hand
you something and it might not be sweet at all,
and it might even be better, you're like, yeah, you're right,
that's a little sweet. Some people will do that. It's
the power of suggestion and the expectation. The expectation will
be there. It takes a while for your brain to
catch up when it's not the thing that you expected.
And this just because you're on drugs doesn't mean that

(01:47:05):
changes anything. You're still going to have your expectations based
on other stories. Like everybody sees the little green men
or gray or the grays. Everybody sees the long, big
eyeballs when they're talking about aliens when it could just
be in dark entity. It's it's that sort of thing.
You've already been You've already have been conditioned to expect

(01:47:31):
something to present itself in a certain way. So that's
how it will be presented when you have an experience
that matches that type of layout.

Speaker 4 (01:47:41):
Logistically consisting.

Speaker 7 (01:47:43):
But I'm just saying again just to hammer the point
again and again and again, because it can't be hammered
hard enough that there is a realm that exists.

Speaker 1 (01:47:51):
I think I think someone said that the Tucker one
night when he was going through his initiation, hammer and
hammer and hammered all night long because I can't be hammered.

Speaker 7 (01:47:59):
In enough, or guy outside of us over which we
are not. I believe, yes, and that it can. And
you can bring stuff into you right that had his
control over you, right right right totally.

Speaker 6 (01:48:13):
And you know, to bring this back into some historical
precedents a good question that you know people have asked
me or you know, what are the precedents for this,
because this is really weird to think of people in tech, uh,
you know, who are into strange AI stuff. You know,
I thought everyone was pretty grounded, but you know, if
you look at you know, you know you can live
with the sort of Jack Parsons over it.

Speaker 4 (01:48:33):
You know, please tell the story if you don't want,
I mean, I'll do.

Speaker 6 (01:48:37):
I think one Jack Parsons, you know, he grew up
in Pasadena, you know he was he was brought on
by I think it's Theodor von Carmen, uh this uh,
this scientist over it.

Speaker 4 (01:48:48):
I think it's cal Tech, or eventually it was JPL.

Speaker 6 (01:48:51):
But but he was really really into the occult and
some in the Devil a Legeddi when he was thirteen,
really really into esoteric stuff, part of this greater la
avant garde scene. And you know, he's I think the
fourth most important.

Speaker 1 (01:49:05):
Once you've done something like that and you've gotten close
or you've gotten something to uh interact with you, it's
gonna be it. It wants to be able to manipulate
things in this world. It will give insight. It will
become the replacement for that thing that used to be
your guiding light or your your your connection with the

(01:49:29):
benevolent creator. It will step in front of that. It'll
become that thing, and it'll push out the other thing
and it will go away, especially if you're doing horrible
things in order to have those interactions with it. If
you're doing things a point and no return evil, wicked,
horrific things to children or whatever else that's living, a

(01:49:53):
living being, it's not gonna that benevolent creator dude's out
and something else is going to be in and it's
the thing will follow you, and it to be a
lot easier for you to make contact with it each
time because it's going to be it's going to be
connected to you on a I don't want to say
atomic because that's matter, but on an energetic level, it

(01:50:15):
already it already knows your it's already found your station
before it knows how to get back to it.

Speaker 6 (01:50:22):
Person in the in the history of of sen you
know of jet rocketry and stuff like that, but he
was really really into the idea of, you know, bringing
in a manifesting a supernatural being.

Speaker 4 (01:50:35):
So he would go with l.

Speaker 6 (01:50:38):
Ron Hubbard, future founder of Scientology. And I know that
Scientology say that they say.

Speaker 1 (01:50:42):
The Incidentally, Scientology and Mormonism are very very pro Zionist.
What does Zionists mean, kids, It means what they believe
in the Torah or the Tanakh and the Talmud, but
more importantly, like even just the light version of the Torah.

(01:51:06):
The accelerationists believe that they should be the ones pushing
for the closing of this curtain, and that they will
be rewarded for being good stage hands at the expense
of the audience. Who will be the sacrifice all of
the audience. So the chosen people are the stage hands

(01:51:30):
for this big performance. That's why they want the media kids,
because they're putting on the performance and they're getting us
closer and faster to the thing that the other laid
back people who want everybody to die to is say
that God, in his time, when he's ready to, you know,

(01:51:53):
give us another chance or whatever, it'll happen. And this
this stuff that it's not that they don't believe that
this should happen to the rest of the people, or
that they're not idolaters or whatever the hell else. It's
just that one is a hands on approach of accelerationism
to get there, which as means it's not organic, it's

(01:52:14):
not natural, it's it's it's pushed, its forced, it's pressed.
These Mormons and scientologists are very pro accelerationist, accelerationism of
eschatological beliefs, which means into the world, make it happen,
couldn't happen faster, bringing the devil, bringing it all in,

(01:52:37):
burn it all, let God sort it out type of deal.

Speaker 6 (01:52:41):
Was he was doing intelligence work. He wasn't really into
this stuff, but he would. He would go with Aaron
Hubbard into the Pasadena Roseeco and they do rituals there.

Speaker 1 (01:52:50):
He was doing intelligence work. He literally wasn't into this stuff.
He was doing intelligence work because he was an occultist.
Yet dumb shit, he was a naval intelligence that Aldron Hubbard.
He was the biggest con artist on the planet. Jesus Christ,
I can't believe he just said that. Even Crawley couldn't
stand the guy. Curley never met him, but from his

(01:53:14):
interactions with you know, correspondence with Jack Parsons, whom he
actually made the head of the OTO in cal And
I don't know if it was Pasadena or somewhere nearby.
At one point he told him to watch out for
that guy. He's as a con artist and he's a

(01:53:37):
he's a dangerous man, and that he was. He was
disgusted with with Jack for letting him, letting l Ron
get as close to what they were doing, what they
were interested as he did. And he was also disappointed
at him getting ripped off for twenty grand and a

(01:53:57):
girl by el Ron Hubbard who's again Starlton and the douchebag, and.

Speaker 6 (01:54:04):
They try to manifest, you know, a kind of supernnatural figure.
So that there's a classic example there, and science literacies if.

Speaker 1 (01:54:12):
They're talking about the the Scarlet Woman and the Moonchild,
people who are brilliant scientists who are do as the Babylon,
working for bringing about what they believe to be Lady Babylon,

(01:54:33):
right the Scarlet Woman.

Speaker 4 (01:54:35):
Into incredibly strange stuff.

Speaker 7 (01:54:38):
And you know the guy I noticed that a lot
of those scientists are working on technology that kills people.

Speaker 1 (01:54:44):
Yeah, you know. Oh and by the way, Lady Babylon
is a reference back to il Ilu l Heidi from
this serping cult. They probably don't even know that, but
I but we do because of it being written on
the goddamn walls for the last five thousand years and
repurposed everywhere our people went to tell the story because

(01:55:05):
it was so goddamn important. That is where you get
that idea of Lady Babylon. It's from an actual living
person who thor ended up having to kill and she
was a child killer, vampiric blood drinker. Everything that Lilith

(01:55:26):
ended up being, she was in real form.

Speaker 4 (01:55:34):
They also do that.

Speaker 1 (01:55:35):
And that's the thing that Ammin Hillman always you know,
he even calls his channel Lady Babylon. He doesn't seem
to understand. He says hell Satan and then he talks
about the Christians and the Catholics and their God and
how it's the wrong God. I'm like, yeah, but that, yeah, okay,
agreed that the thing in the Old Testament isn't isn't

(01:55:57):
the real God. But then you say hell Satan, but
you're then you're talking about the Old Testament God again,
Seth Seth Saturn. So you're saying, to screw that cult, Hail,
it's king what he doesn't make any sense and he's

(01:56:19):
a philologist so he should know better.

Speaker 4 (01:56:22):
And the guy that brought him off Parsons was doing
that well.

Speaker 7 (01:56:25):
I mean, ultimately the technology was used to kill.

Speaker 6 (01:56:27):
People, which one are your friends to Rocketry? Oh yeah,
Rocketry wasn't. What's funny too, is he?

Speaker 3 (01:56:33):
He?

Speaker 4 (01:56:33):
Either he or von Carmon. They donated to my friend
Rick Spence.

Speaker 6 (01:56:37):
He he's like the Doc Brown to my marnin Nick
fly this he's just a story, and I brought on
for my show trying to do it, and he's an
expert on Parsons and this stuff, and he pointed out
to me that Parsons in von Carmen that they were
they were part of the Pasadena sell one twenty two
of the Communist Party, which is he said, the exact
same one that I figured if it was Robert or

(01:56:58):
Frank Oppenheimer and passed Dena were also donating money too,
So there's an incidental, funny historical Gee.

Speaker 1 (01:57:05):
Why is that? Because Jews and communism go together and
we helped fund the vulture of revolution because they had
already conquered us. Just more insight onto if you didn't
believe it, do you believe it now? If they if
these people were knowing Cardcare and Communists back when, I
guess nobody was paying attention to that, and we're being

(01:57:27):
funded hmm yeah, yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:57:30):
Connection there between Oppenheimer and Parsons and you know, the
Communist Party.

Speaker 7 (01:57:36):
But as if we needed more evidence, the nuclear weapons
are demonic. Well, I know there's upsets certain people on
the so called right, but the prob.

Speaker 1 (01:57:46):
Yeah, there you go, there you go. Well, I went
for the sound man time flies. Yeah, I've never heard
dump in the grass before. Uh, dragons are in a

(01:58:09):
lot of cold. Oh and by the way, so just
to clarify from yesterday. So the order or whatever they was,
the Order of the Dragon is where you're what you're
usually going to see it as. But see they won't

(01:58:39):
even they won't even pull it up. Yeah. No, See

(01:59:01):
it's always the Order of the Dragon, which is a
deception and of itself. It's the Order of the Vanquished Dragon.
These were the dragon slayers, that's who flaed represented. Let's
see if the so it's own tails wrapped around its neck.

(01:59:24):
You see the cross on its back. This was from
fourteen thirty South Drevinty acquired with the collection of Joseph
Maarin von Reeder Pamberg in eighteen sixty. In fourteen eight
eight away, King Sigismund of Hungary later Emperor fully Roman Empire,

(01:59:44):
founded the Mike Jericho croc Chivalric Order of the Dragon
or was it the Order of the Vanquished Dragon as
in piggybacking on the concept of Saint George or Miak
and Michael, you know Michael miac of you know, slaying

(02:00:05):
a Pollyon. But all of this having reference back to
the Serpent cult, and that's what they really vanquished, was
the cult that was the serpent cult of the dragon,
serpent dragon, same thing, the dragon vanquished by Oh, so
here it is, here, it is. It's actually saying it.
This society served a dual purpose of defending the faith

(02:00:25):
and forging political links between its princely members and their sovereign.
The dragon vanquished by the cross, vanquished by the cross
on his back, right, vankers by the cross symbolizes Christ's
victory over sin and death. And I don't think that's
parts true. I think it's deeper than that, deeper than

(02:00:45):
potential mythology. But why don't we take the people that
we know actually lived and existed and were able to
buy their own hand write their own histories. So for
some reason Christ didn't do that, and neither any of
his followers. It took a was it seventy years before
somebody even wrote about him. Kind of a weird thing
for someone who's that important. Yeah, just wait, two fucking
generations before three generations if it's we have more than

(02:01:08):
like three and a half generations before we even say
anything about the guy Brice victory over sin and death.
Let's say it's more of the story of Archangel Michael,
which is an older story. Saint Andrew, Saint George, let's
go with that, Saint George of Cappadocia slaying the dragon.

(02:01:37):
The remains unknown. It remains unknown where this large badge
of elaborate gold and silk embroidery was was worn or displayed. Yeah,
it surely did not fail to have an impact. The
dragon's body is plastically constructed and the eye, formed by
a glass bead looks menacing. It is the only one
of the once very many badges of the Order of

(02:01:59):
the Dragon this will exists in the world today. It
looks a little too new for me to think that
that came from fourteen oh eight, but that I didn't. Yeah,
nice embroidery. This also looks like a leaf, and then

(02:02:22):
it's across right, Maybe that's a rowan apple, uh tree leaf.
That's pretty interesting though. Yeah, yeah, that same we got

(02:02:44):
here the medieval shields of the Christ of Christendom either citism.
Oh sorry, that's yeah, that's Sigis Man Later, y'all saying
the same story here, though the creator named it simply
the a Society. His members were distinguished by a signum draconis,

(02:03:10):
a symbol of the order that was easily recognizable at
its conception. The Order of the Dragon was modeled after
the Chivirik military orders that were prominent during the era
of the Crusades. These orders were the fabled defenders of
Christianity during the tumultuous fight for the reclamation of the
Holy Land from Ottoman Turks from Muslims. Typically, by the

(02:03:31):
time of Sigismund and of Luxembourg, however, the Crusades were
a thing of the past, but the threat against Christianity
was still at large that at the time. Sigismund was
King of Hungary, reigning from thirteen eighty seven to fourteen
thirty seven, but later in his life he became the
Holy Roman Emperor as well fourteen thirty three to fourteen

(02:03:52):
thirty seven, a fact that would contribute immensely to the
power of his newly established order. Sigismund created his id
with the aim of defending the Holy Cross i e. Christianity,
the fighting and fighting its enemies, foremost being the Ottoman
Turks who are sweeping into Europe at the time. So

(02:04:19):
these were the and then and then and then along
came Dracool the father, and then you know, taking the
name from the order itself. They didn't have last names.
They didn't have but they didn't have what they call
it surnames, so none all of them had surnames. So

(02:04:40):
he's something of the place of the thing. Are they
gonna talk about them?

Speaker 3 (02:04:49):
No?

Speaker 1 (02:04:55):
No, Then I want to talk about him. There there
he is highlight. What did I see, Saint George as
this said Thorius martyr, Saint George are accustomed to bear
the red cross on a white field. Boom, all right, good,
So yeah, I would I would say it's exactly that

(02:05:18):
the Order of the Dragon was based off the idea
of and guess who he would be fighting to if
he was Saint George of Capital, he would be fighting
that same fucking cult. And that story comes from the
idea the true story of thor Or ad thor or
r Thor as an r for arian air h R

(02:05:41):
two sometimes air Thor. So it goes right back to
that same old serpent, that wicked woman and her cult
and her husband and not really a husband because didn't
marry uhr, her male thing Woden and her son balder Or.

(02:06:08):
As we know of him as Loki. Loki balder was
Loki also was able in the Bible. They turned him
into Able and he was vanquished, he was dispatched. If
you will, I'm glad you brought up a dragon that

(02:06:30):
was a that was a good that's a good place
for me to drift off and talk about a little bit.
That's still pretty cool though, And yeah, I wanted to
I wanted to see some of that show because I've
I've seen there's there's a there's a mind unveiled that
gets a lot of things wrong about their history. They

(02:06:53):
get a lot of things wrong, a lot, and if
you don't notice, if you don't know, but when you know,
it's hard to listen the other people babbling about it,
and then you realize, holy shit, these people really don't
know anything, and they're just making shit up or they
have impressions of what things are and it's all cursory, shallow,
surface level deception that they believe to be true. And

(02:07:18):
it's a complete farce of history. It's not historical, it's
not real. It's very owave, it's very the deception of
the deceiver, the of the But maybe I can just
call it the evil rights. It's the demonic deception that
they are espousing and then running on tangent with and

(02:07:39):
then coming up with these conclusions and then they're they're giving,
they're vilifying goodness and and basically not unaware of this,
but it being an apologist apologist for the wicked. And
there's so many instances of that. When I watched some

(02:07:59):
of the some like a lot of people's shows, but
you know, I've minding veiled it quite a few times,
and I was like, well, I can't even watch this
show anyway. You used to enjoy it. But when they
hit topics that I've done my dives on or my
my my extensive reading that I do on things when
I'm interested in them, they don't. They don't have other

(02:08:19):
facts straight, they don't have some of the key facts straight,
and they get confused or deceived by some of the
simplest things because people, for some reason, there's certain things
that they expect, so when they see them, they they
adopt them as their truth because they that's how they
have and that's how they they're impression of the thing was,

(02:08:43):
So if anything corroborates that impression, it's automatically accepted because
they already have their Basically, they already they already want
a specific outcome, and they already want their their hypothesis
to become fact. So anything that it's like cherry picking
the reality, right child, you picking the data. But when
it's corrupt data, they'll still accept it as part of

(02:09:05):
their their presentation or their their thesis. And it's it's uh,
it's it's it's all wrong because once you start jumping
down the wrong tangent, you're you're only going to screw
up more stuff down the road. And they did that

(02:09:27):
a lot with the Vlad thing. So anyhow, let's do
that's real quick. I don't know why do do do?

Speaker 2 (02:09:39):
Do?

Speaker 1 (02:09:43):
Probably nobody we'll see negative. All right, there's no there's
no talking talkers over here. It's too late to type. Well, kids,
I think we've had enough. I hope you had a
good Halloween, if you did anything for it. If you
have kids, I hope you had fun with them and

(02:10:06):
you had a good time and made some good memories
and all that good stuff. All right, all right, good night,
and Karen so Mahoma, thanks for showing up. Appreciate it.
Oh yeah, and check out the descriptions. So that'd be
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