October 13, 2025 • 30 mins
Luthraz Dometriax warns everyone about how dangerous 3 time published author John Dillingham is. He also announces he is taking over the podcast for John Dillingham.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is a top level production. Welcome back, ladies and
gentlemen to this podcast. My name is Luther as Dmitriax.
It's October thirteenth, twenty twenty five, one nine pm Central
Standard time. John Dillingam could not make it today.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
He uh.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
Something about OnlyFans girls in his island. Look, guys, this
guy's a fucking liar. Don't listen to anything he has
to say. Be just play it safe, all right. Don't
listen to John Dillingham, don't buy his books, don't take
money from him, and especially don't accept any dick pics
from John Dillingham. The reason I say this to you, well,
(00:46):
I know a little bit about computers, guys, and John
Dillingham has been spreading dick pics with the special virus
attached to them for about twenty years now. And if
any device, computer, cellular device, handheld, whatever, if you've made
copies of this dick pic, if you've sent it to
(01:06):
other devices, all of your devices are fucked okay, And
it's been laying dormant, and it follows your Apple IDs,
it follows your phone numbers. It's a stalking virus. And
basically what it does is it just stalks you until
you're dead or you just stop using the internet, whichever
(01:27):
comes first, and it just sends information back to John Dillingham.
He knows information about everybody he's ever known, especially those
he's sent a dick pic to. This man is extremely dangerous,
and I say that not lightly. Okay, he stalked his
(01:48):
ex wife till the ends of the earth. Okay, he
knows everything about that woman. He knows things about the
woman she doesn't know about herself. This man is terrifying.
Do not trust him. Do not go to his DJJD shows.
Don't skate with him, don't eat with him. Don't give
him any money, don't take money from him. If you're
(02:09):
the electric company, stop giving John Dillingham electricity. Take everything
away from him that he's ever been given. Do not
trust this man. Extremely dangerous, extremely creepy. I've known him
my entire life. Just we I mean, we're still friends,
(02:30):
but you know from a distance. Okay, speaking of I'd
like to talk a little bit about where I've been
the last nine years. Things got a little sticky back
in twenty sixteen, I realized Trump was gonna win the election,
and I just decided to dip out. I made a
(02:52):
bunch If you want to listen to my podcast, you
can check out Top Level Society on YouTube. Did a
bunch of them with this lady Alison, a couple other people,
Max b I'm taking over John Dillingham's podcast. By the way,
Luther has Demetrinx is back. I actually do have money.
(03:14):
I have not a lot of money, but I know
John Dillingham was like the multi trillionaire or whatever. He
just said that so that billionaires would listen to this podcast.
Because even if if you were a billionaire and OnlyFans
girl anybody and this frequency that he put into this
podcast was played on your devices, you're also hacked. This
(03:37):
man is the most dangerous hacker on planet Earth, Ladies.
He fucking has archives on everybody that he's sent or
received a text message from.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
You don't understand.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
And I tried to warn motherfuckers about this a decade ago,
and no one fucking listened to me.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
And here we are.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
He has more fucking information about everybody than anyone's ever
fucking had about everybody. Throw this man in prison right now.
Why is he walking around free? He's fucking terriff. He
knows everything. He knows all the fucking Epstein people, He
knows all the fucking billionaires. He has all this information
(04:16):
on a goddamn iPod from two thousand and one. He
fucking he takes pride, ladies and gentlemen. Okay, listen to
this fucking story. We're gonna talk about John Dillingham for
twenty minutes here. Okay, this motherfucker has an iPad, an
iPod from two thousand and fucking one that he puts
(04:36):
all this information. He fucking he translates all this shit
about people into digital files and has the audacity to
put them on the first you know, publicly accepted m
P three player hard drive wasn't even mental old documents.
I mean you could use it for a hard drive initially,
right because they added that capability with the FireWire.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
Hang on, there's some that can I help.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
You want come in, Come on in.
Speaker 3 (05:09):
I'm sorry, one of my hookers is here. Just have
a seat on the couch. No, you can't get on
my podcast. You gotta pay me to be on this thing.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Who do these fucking people think they are, by the way,
just coming in on his podcast for free and playing
into his fucking whole hacker thing. Dude, You guys are idiots.
I'm telling you you can't trust any of that. If
you have a computer right now, just fucking throw it away.
(05:46):
What did you think he was gonna do when he
fucking almost went to prison over emailing his wife? You
think he was just gonna stop being a fucking dangerous,
creepy stalker, know you idiots? He fucking just got worse. Man,
And this is what always happens with these types of people. Okay,
(06:06):
they're told that they can't do something anymore, and then
they just get better at it because everyone tells them
not to do it. This can go with anything from
heroin to animals, to skating, police work, whatever.
Speaker 2 (06:21):
The fuck it is.
Speaker 1 (06:22):
Man, don't ever tell someone they can't do something anymore
not to do it, because they're just gonna want to
do it more.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
Fuckers should have killed him, man, I don't know what
to do about this.
Speaker 1 (06:38):
I guess it's the daily dose of luthras, our daily
dose of dimitriak. Yeah, we'll just go with that daily
dose of dimitrias fuck it, man.
Speaker 2 (06:47):
My parents you know his parents. I don't know my parents.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
They would have something to say that, but my parents
died in two thousand and one. Okay, when the fucking
Twin Towers went down. My mom was in the first tower,
my dad was in the second tower. It was the
most tragic day of my life. And then my fucking
Auntie was in World Trade Center Building seven. Could you
imagine losing your mom, your her sister, my aunt and
(07:15):
your dad with each building that fell on nine to eleven.
It was horrible. My entire family was just devastated for
the rest of that year. Man. I never talked about
it on my initial podcast either, because you know, I
don't like really talking about my personal life.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
I just like talking about other shit anyway. So what
I'm gonna do on the.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
Daily Dose of Dumitrix is much like what Daily Dose
of Dillingham was. I'm just gonna basically go over headlines
here too, and you.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
Know that's it. I don't.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
I guess I might do the interesting facts for curious
minds if I remember too, I don't really feel like
doing I'm preaching so many facts about John Dillingham today
and how dangerous of a hacker is I'll just go
with that, Like I said, just proceed with caution, don't
go to his d if you've been to any of
his DJ shows. By the way, he runs a full
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fucking spectrum router in the parking lot in his car
at his DJ show, So everyone that comes in the
parking lot all their data scraped off their devices, including
their phone numbers, carrier, all personal relevant marketing data which
they've been getting from all of us for years now.
(08:40):
When you're drive by certain billboards and you get ads
and shit, that's them, dude, just seeing your They scan
all your shit when you're driving down the highways, guys,
they scan all.
Speaker 2 (08:49):
Your shit, man.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
And that's what he just started doing. He figured out
how they did that, he bought all the shit to
do it, put it all together, and just started doing
that himself. The fucker drives around when he goes on
road trips. He's just driving around collecting personal data about people.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
Dude.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
On the fucking the toll booths too, By the way,
he found a way to extort money out of toll
booths just by driving through them. He made it so
that when he drives through a toll booth, it pays
him to drive through the fucking booth, and then I
mean it sends him the bill anyway, right, But at
five x is the amount of the bill and then
refunds it to him automatically. He's just don't fuck with
(09:33):
this guy. Okay, I'm not saying kill the guy. He's
a he's a work of art. He's like the Predator,
you know, he just walks around and shit doesn't record
him because he's got a fucking device that blocks that too.
No one knows who's is, who he's fucking. He's been
very fucking good about that. No one knows who's this
guy's fucking fucking since covid bro. He did work at Facebook.
(09:56):
I swear to god he worked at Facebook. And that's
when he was like, I'm gonna pick the banness bitch here,
fuck her brains out, and then figure out who else
is gonna be, you know, like a shark toll of
this when they figure out how fucked this bitch because
he knew she would be trimmed because she was like
some twenty something that clearly didn't give a fuck. Listen,
(10:18):
this guy's fucking whole thing is like collect collect and
you don't even know what he's gonna do with all
this information. He's probably like selling it to AT and
T or something for all we know who we used
to work for. By the way, just be careful, guys.
(10:43):
So we're gonna check out Google News and let's see
what's uh, what's happening here? Live updates Israel Gaza war
hostages released as Trump addresses Israeli Parliament. Seeing in nineteen
minutes ago, President Trump delivers remarks to Israelianessit Sea span.
(11:05):
Trump's insistence produced a ceasefire in Gaza. Now he hopes
he will end the war, seeing it after hostages and
prisoners are freed. Complex issues remain for Israel. Hama ceasefire,
AP news. More flooding expected along East coast as powerful
northeastern batters area. I'm gonna read that again because that
(11:29):
was kind of a tongue twister. More flooding expected along
East coast as powerful powerful northeaster batters area. It's to
see the problem with that is too many rs in
the last five words there. You got to take some
of these r out like ours out. I would say
more flooding expected along East coast as storm batters it.
Speaker 2 (11:54):
Something like that.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
More flooding is expected at the shore on one nasty
Monday nor'easter brings flooding to US East Coast as storm
sweeps away homes in Alaska. Live updates nor Easter shuts
down roads and knocks out power up and down the
East Coast. That was Weather Channel, Guardian, Inquire, NBC News respectively.
Speaker 2 (12:20):
This all within the last five hours. So I'm not
gonna go into this yet. It seems too new.
Speaker 1 (12:24):
Israel's nanna who wont attend to Egypt summit on Indian
Gaza war? Why wood he routers? Routers? However you say
it said that Reuter's hem Roy. I like to call
you know what, I like to call Ruters now hem Reuters,
because they all say Reuters, and it's like, you know,
(12:49):
it's just the chafe of an asshole dumping on you, right,
So I call it hem Routers. I'm pretty clever. I'm
not as clever as John Dylon, but I'm pretty clever.
I can make some dad jokes. That's what they call
them now, right, Anything that's funny in a novel classic way,
it's a dad joke, right.
Speaker 2 (13:11):
XRP.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
Army reacts as ripple president reveals Bank of America CEO
statement eleven hours ago. That's from Binance. So there was
a crash last week. A lot of people blamed it
on the terrace, but it was apparently overseas. The guy
who owns Binance packing Liquid, What the hell is that
shit called hyper liquid trying to take out another exchange basically,
(13:36):
and it didn't work. I don't know what to believe that.
You know, it's a circus. Like everything else, the saga continues.
God bless the crypto industry. Right, I'm telling I've been.
Speaker 2 (13:47):
I've been. I've been in this for a minute.
Speaker 1 (13:49):
Right with the crypto, I have most of the same
holdings as John Dillingham. I didn't buy any of that
Pepe bullshit. I did buy all the utility tokens, stayed
out of life like those two, like none of the
meme coins. I have some ShEx though XLM, XRP anything
with X in it, and it's got a large market
(14:11):
cap XDC I own. That's it, though, I don't pay
attention to the other shit. So just remember Luthers domitri acts.
The last letter in my last name is an X.
That's the only crypto that I buy it has an
X in it. Still, I stay true to it. I
stick to the script of my own name, which is
(14:35):
a fake name. You'll never get my real name. That's
the other part of this daily dose of dimitriax. It's
just a good time for everybody because it's just no
one knows who I am.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
Anonymity bro, you know.
Speaker 1 (14:51):
Stock Market Today dal jumps six hundred points after Trump
softens China threats live updates.
Speaker 2 (15:06):
All right, it's good. Anything else, let's read the.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
We'll do the Net and Yahoo story from hem rhuters,
and then.
Speaker 2 (15:18):
We'll do the uh, the.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
XRP story from Binance. Uh, We'll find one more story
here to go over. Twitter drags Addison Ray after fan
account compares her to Michael Jackson. Now I am a gigantic,
(15:44):
ridiculously huge Addison Way Addison. Excuse me, Addison Ray fan.
They're just gonna start calling her Addison's. She's trying to
drop her last name. I believe that's how big of
a fan. I know what she wants. I love you, Addison,
So I will read this to Twitter drags Addison Ray
(16:05):
after fan account compares her to Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
This is coming to from Sarah M.
Speaker 1 (16:15):
Stone, Sunday, October twelfth, yesterday, nine to fifty six am.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
This is a very important news. This is the first
article we're reading.
Speaker 1 (16:26):
A single tweet has again demonstrated that the web is
a battlefield where logic, legacy and pure absurdity meat. A
TikTok idol Addison Ray fan account shared a collage photo
of Michael Jackson and Addison Ray with the caption who
made more impact on the music industry? The answer is obvious, right,
Michael Jackson. The tweet was so unhinged that x formerly
Twitter was set a blaze, with the wildfire of laughter,
(16:49):
rage and shock following Twitter listed be serious right now.
It spread like wildfire within hours, garnering hundreds of thousands
of views and turning itself into a met Fans of
the then king of pop promptly killed the comparison, with
the user starkly saying I get that Stan Wars is
(17:09):
a big deal on Twitter, on the Twitter machine, but
y'all are gonna have to compare these artists to realistic
goals because nobody, nobody is surpassing Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2 (17:20):
Others have poked fun at the absurdity of the debate.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
With one saying l MFA and a bunch of oh's,
stop disrespecting MJ.
Speaker 2 (17:30):
Man. I'm tired of y'all to most.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Even mentioning Addison Ray in the same sentence with Jackson
was kind of a sacrilege against pop culture. MJ did
not just change music, but also the world. Placed a
discussion in context. Michael Jackson had worldwide record sales of
more than five hundred million, had broken MTV racial Blurs,
has redefined live performances, and had released the still number
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one album of all time, Thriller. He had turned music
videos into events and had been one of the world's
first true celebrities celebrated from la to actual distant tribes
without Internet. On the opposite side is Ason Ray, who
became a starvia TikTok and then Branson too. Her music,
which I really have to stay. I one hundred percent
(18:18):
respect that she did it with no help other than
you know, China bullshit, right. She just hopped on a platform,
used her literal assets and made it big. And I
completely respect her for that. And I think she is
a natural talent because obviously someone liked her, whether it
be a group of Chinese robots, the FBI, CIA, somebody
(18:43):
was like, we can market this, right, so they did,
and she makes lots of money. That's how it works,
ladies and gentlemen. Someone sees talent, they say, hey, we
can market this. There's probably some kind of agreement, and
then they make money together. That's called success, ladies and gentlemen.
(19:04):
And I'm not saying that Michael Jackson is less successful
than Addison Ray. I'm saying different stories, two very different
two completely different stories.
Speaker 2 (19:15):
Right. Hang on, we got another hooker trying to get
in here. Oh what's up? Come on in, baby?
Speaker 1 (19:25):
Yeah that's two John like's fifty, only like two women.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Okay, I'm good with two. It's enough.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Addison Ray is an entire different language. I'll read this again,
just because I went off on a little brant.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
There.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
On the opposing side is Adson Ray, who became a
star via TikTok and then branch into music. Her twenty
twenty four single, Diet Pepsi, reached one hundred million streams,
and she already has collaborations with titans such as Charlie
XCX and Lana del Ray. Raised Power is based in
today's viral, algorithm driven culture, a far crime from Jackson's physical,
(20:05):
album and TV performance based legacy. Along with cultural supremacy. Still,
not everyone was buying the comparison. One user, Jeb Addison
is actually being killed by Tate McGray right now, and
y'all are gonna compare her to the king of pop.
That's another thing I want to celebrate for just a moment.
I love that all these early twenties, some mid twenty
(20:27):
some pop female pop stars are now at odds with
each other. Sabrina carbon There, Tate McGray, Addison, Ray, who's
probably gonna be Addison soon, and you know, obviously the
classics like Madonna and who's that billionaire that Taylor Swift? Right,
(20:48):
John likes her a lot. It's interesting to just see
the cat fight. But you know, it's all just probably marketing, right,
And I love that about it. It's another show to watch.
And I'm telling you, the sex is just coming through
like sprinklers, you know, squirt water. It's ridiculous. Everyone's enjoying
(21:10):
it and it is an interesting show. But it makes
you wonder, is this what the billionaires were trying to
create on you know, the Epstein Island where they trying
to just make a magical world of little girls. I
guess because they're all pedos apparently, or with something exaggerated
along the way, and it was really just a bunch
(21:30):
of twenty something women getting paid millions of dollars to
get sucked and fucked. You know, we'll never know. I mean, really,
how many women out there are just all about money?
It couldn't be all of them, right, Surely there's a
few women out there that just aren't about money. The
seed is not up for debate. The Internet has spoken,
(21:52):
and Michael Jackson remains undefeated. Addison Ray can keep building
her niche as a web centric pop princess, but nobody
will ever occupy the throne of the King of pop
as a fan posted in all capital letters.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
God bless them both.
Speaker 1 (22:11):
Israel's Nyahi won attend egypt summit on ending Gaza War.
This is again from Hemorrhoiters, who wrote this, Oh we
don't know. October thirteenth. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nnah will
not attend Monday's summit on ending the Gaza War in Egypt,
(22:32):
his office said, after Cairo had earlier announced he would
take part, a prospect that could have been awkward for
some confirmed guests. In a statement that Nahoo's office said
he had been invited by US President Donald Trump to
participate in the meeting of world leaders and Sharm El Sheikh,
but declined due to the timing's proximity to the beginning
(22:55):
of a Jewish holiday.
Speaker 2 (23:01):
Excuse me.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
The Prime Minister thanked President Trump for his invitation and
for his efforts to expand the circle of peace peace
through strength, the statement said. An Egyptian presidential spokesperson earlier
said both Palestinian President Mohammed or Mahmed Abbas and Nanyaho
were expected to join the summit to solidify the agreement
to in the war in Gaza and reaffirm their commitment
(23:26):
to it. The spokesman also said Trump and then it's
just you know what these guys, So it's on a holiday,
and that's why they're going to be there, Okay. XRP
reacts as Ripple president reveals Bank of America CEO statement.
X RP and this is from b B E M
A S T E R b U Y s M
(23:49):
A r T B master by smart not a real person,
probably cz wrote this, XRP. Ripple President Monica Long has
indicated that a significant shift in institutional engagement within blockchain
technology may be imminent. Speaking in an interview shared on
x by crypto influencer xaif Zaife Crypto, zaif Underscore Crypto.
(24:16):
Long reflected on the changing attitudes of major financial institutions,
describing what it appears to be a decisive turn and
sentiment after years of uncertainty.
Speaker 2 (24:27):
It feels like.
Speaker 1 (24:28):
The floodgates are going to open this year, she said,
referencing referencing renewed interests from global banks that have previously
held back due to regulatory hesitation. According to Long, institutions
such as Bank of America, one of Ripples's early partners
during his initial payment solution phase, are now showing a
market increasing enthusiasm for XRP adoption. Breaking Moniker Long reveals
(24:53):
Bank of America CEO says, we're all in on XRP.
Once Blackrock announces the XRPE, the floodgates are about to burst.
There's a video, but I'm not going to play it
because I don't feel like, well, we can try us.
Is a screenshot, all right, So there's video of this
exchange taking place. Long described the notable shift in the
(25:17):
approach of banking executive executives, particularly in the wake of
recent US regulatory and political developments. She recalled that in
the past, many institutions were discouraged by what she described
as a lack of clarity and at times hostility towards
using digital assets like XARP. This, she noted, created a
different environment for innovation and collaboration. Her comments suggested that
(25:40):
this period of hesitation is now giving away, giving way
to renewed momentum. She stated, you hear from CEOs like
Bank of America is saying we're all in, revealing the
return of institutional confidence to XARP and the broader crypto market,
particularly among banks that have maintained.
Speaker 2 (25:56):
Relationships with Ripple.
Speaker 1 (25:59):
Long also linked the change in tone to the US
presidential election, noting that conversations with banks on partnerships and
reverse banking and transaction services for Ripples, stable coin and
payments operations have changed significantly. She explained that the shift
occurred over nine after election narrative began influencing expectations about
(26:19):
financial policy and regulatory direction. This optimism aligns with growing
speculation within the digital asset space that twenty twenty five
is a turning point for institutional adoption. Zay, who shared
the interview, remarked that once Blackrock announced it's XRP exchange
traded fund ETF. It could trigger a surgeon institutional participation
(26:39):
and expectation widely echoed across the crypto community, though not
confirmed by either company. They're not going to confirm it either,
longs remarks suggested Ripples c if it, I mean, this
could all just be bullshit, right, This could be just
CZ just kind of trying to switeen the XRP pop
for his own fucking platform.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
And I'm not hating on.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
The guy, Okay, nothing but love for any of these
motherfuckers doing this incredibly ornate orchestrated movement of money. Whatever
happens at the end of this thing, if we all
end up going broke, losing all of our money and
having to fight it out on the streets, I'm ready.
If we all win and have millions and millions of
(27:21):
dollars as a result of financial institution of XRP finally happening,
I've got it, bro Whatever happens happens, right, We're all
gonna die someday. Hopefully we all die wealthy. That's my
only hope. That's why I bought XRP in twenty seventeen. Anyway,
(27:47):
I think he tries to do these like thirty minutes.
I don't see anything else worth talking about here. Server
Robotics is at twelve percent up sixty dollars and six
sixty nine cents. I bought that too because I listened
to this fucking podcast. That's good, though we lost a
lot of money after last year. Though February I think
(28:14):
I'm getting sick because the weather's changing.
Speaker 2 (28:18):
I live in Evansville, Indiana.
Speaker 1 (28:20):
By the way, lived there on heidel Boch since twenty thirteen.
Whenever that was heidel Bach, good old heidel Bach, Evansville, Indiana.
Twenty two dollars eighty eight cents is where Serve is at,
or was at the thirteenth of February twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2 (28:42):
That was its last peak.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
It's been slowly going up since around the fourteenth of
April something like that.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
Good things, but anyway.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
I Silver Shares Trust has been on an ongoing rip
up and is at forty seven dollars and twenty five
cents four percent up today does is at twenty one
point six cents uh four point one five percent up.
XRP is at two point sixty three twenty sixty three
cents three point ninety five percent joby is at sixteen
(29:20):
dollars and seventy eight cents. I know, John Tyk, I'm
gonna go through everything he has flagged here, just to
keep everyone who's invested in what he's invested in, you know,
up to date a lot of people listen to this
just buy whatever he's saying, you know, he tells them
to buy, and then like listen to the podcast a
year later. Because he's gonna do these forever, or I'm
gonna do them. I'm taking over now. He's doing his
(29:41):
own thing.
Speaker 2 (29:42):
Man.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
Sah X is at one point three, since XDC is
at six point one.
Speaker 2 (29:48):
Since there you go two.
Speaker 1 (29:50):
Percent down on XDC, point eight percent down on SACHEX.
Speaker 2 (29:58):
Good moves with XRP today. I actually live though.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
We excuse me, talking about numbers is boring? Right, anything else?
I guess that's about it. Shout out to Amanda Lee,
always loved her.
Speaker 2 (30:21):
All right, we'll be back.
Speaker 1 (30:24):
On the normal days Wednesday and Friday. This is Luther
as Dimitriax. We're gonna have some fun here, guys. Happy Halloween.
I love Halloween.
Speaker 2 (30:38):
Peace
This is a top level production. Welcome back, ladies and
gentlemen to this podcast. My name is Luther as Dmitriax.
It's October thirteenth, twenty twenty five, one nine pm Central
Standard time. John Dillingam could not make it today.
Speaker 2 (00:21):
He uh.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
Something about OnlyFans girls in his island. Look, guys, this
guy's a fucking liar. Don't listen to anything he has
to say. Be just play it safe, all right. Don't
listen to John Dillingham, don't buy his books, don't take
money from him, and especially don't accept any dick pics
from John Dillingham. The reason I say this to you, well,
(00:46):
I know a little bit about computers, guys, and John
Dillingham has been spreading dick pics with the special virus
attached to them for about twenty years now. And if
any device, computer, cellular device, handheld, whatever, if you've made
copies of this dick pic, if you've sent it to
(01:06):
other devices, all of your devices are fucked okay, And
it's been laying dormant, and it follows your Apple IDs,
it follows your phone numbers. It's a stalking virus. And
basically what it does is it just stalks you until
you're dead or you just stop using the internet, whichever
(01:27):
comes first, and it just sends information back to John Dillingham.
He knows information about everybody he's ever known, especially those
he's sent a dick pic to. This man is extremely dangerous,
and I say that not lightly. Okay, he stalked his
(01:48):
ex wife till the ends of the earth. Okay, he
knows everything about that woman. He knows things about the
woman she doesn't know about herself. This man is terrifying.
Do not trust him. Do not go to his DJJD shows.
Don't skate with him, don't eat with him. Don't give
him any money, don't take money from him. If you're
(02:09):
the electric company, stop giving John Dillingham electricity. Take everything
away from him that he's ever been given. Do not
trust this man. Extremely dangerous, extremely creepy. I've known him
my entire life. Just we I mean, we're still friends,
(02:30):
but you know from a distance. Okay, speaking of I'd
like to talk a little bit about where I've been
the last nine years. Things got a little sticky back
in twenty sixteen, I realized Trump was gonna win the election,
and I just decided to dip out. I made a
(02:52):
bunch If you want to listen to my podcast, you
can check out Top Level Society on YouTube. Did a
bunch of them with this lady Alison, a couple other people,
Max b I'm taking over John Dillingham's podcast. By the way,
Luther has Demetrinx is back. I actually do have money.
(03:14):
I have not a lot of money, but I know
John Dillingham was like the multi trillionaire or whatever. He
just said that so that billionaires would listen to this podcast.
Because even if if you were a billionaire and OnlyFans
girl anybody and this frequency that he put into this
podcast was played on your devices, you're also hacked. This
(03:37):
man is the most dangerous hacker on planet Earth, Ladies.
He fucking has archives on everybody that he's sent or
received a text message from.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
You don't understand.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
And I tried to warn motherfuckers about this a decade ago,
and no one fucking listened to me.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
And here we are.
Speaker 1 (03:54):
He has more fucking information about everybody than anyone's ever
fucking had about everybody. Throw this man in prison right now.
Why is he walking around free? He's fucking terriff. He
knows everything. He knows all the fucking Epstein people, He
knows all the fucking billionaires. He has all this information
(04:16):
on a goddamn iPod from two thousand and one. He
fucking he takes pride, ladies and gentlemen. Okay, listen to
this fucking story. We're gonna talk about John Dillingham for
twenty minutes here. Okay, this motherfucker has an iPad, an
iPod from two thousand and fucking one that he puts
(04:36):
all this information. He fucking he translates all this shit
about people into digital files and has the audacity to
put them on the first you know, publicly accepted m
P three player hard drive wasn't even mental old documents.
I mean you could use it for a hard drive initially,
right because they added that capability with the FireWire.
Speaker 2 (05:01):
Hang on, there's some that can I help.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
You want come in, Come on in.
Speaker 3 (05:09):
I'm sorry, one of my hookers is here. Just have
a seat on the couch. No, you can't get on
my podcast. You gotta pay me to be on this thing.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Who do these fucking people think they are, by the way,
just coming in on his podcast for free and playing
into his fucking whole hacker thing. Dude, You guys are idiots.
I'm telling you you can't trust any of that. If
you have a computer right now, just fucking throw it away.
(05:46):
What did you think he was gonna do when he
fucking almost went to prison over emailing his wife? You
think he was just gonna stop being a fucking dangerous,
creepy stalker, know you idiots? He fucking just got worse. Man,
And this is what always happens with these types of people. Okay,
(06:06):
they're told that they can't do something anymore, and then
they just get better at it because everyone tells them
not to do it. This can go with anything from
heroin to animals, to skating, police work, whatever.
Speaker 2 (06:21):
The fuck it is.
Speaker 1 (06:22):
Man, don't ever tell someone they can't do something anymore
not to do it, because they're just gonna want to
do it more.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
Fuckers should have killed him, man, I don't know what
to do about this.
Speaker 1 (06:38):
I guess it's the daily dose of luthras, our daily
dose of dimitriak. Yeah, we'll just go with that daily
dose of dimitrias fuck it, man.
Speaker 2 (06:47):
My parents you know his parents. I don't know my parents.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
They would have something to say that, but my parents
died in two thousand and one. Okay, when the fucking
Twin Towers went down. My mom was in the first tower,
my dad was in the second tower. It was the
most tragic day of my life. And then my fucking
Auntie was in World Trade Center Building seven. Could you
imagine losing your mom, your her sister, my aunt and
(07:15):
your dad with each building that fell on nine to eleven.
It was horrible. My entire family was just devastated for
the rest of that year. Man. I never talked about
it on my initial podcast either, because you know, I
don't like really talking about my personal life.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
I just like talking about other shit anyway. So what
I'm gonna do on the.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
Daily Dose of Dumitrix is much like what Daily Dose
of Dillingham was. I'm just gonna basically go over headlines
here too, and you.
Speaker 2 (07:52):
Know that's it. I don't.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
I guess I might do the interesting facts for curious
minds if I remember too, I don't really feel like
doing I'm preaching so many facts about John Dillingham today
and how dangerous of a hacker is I'll just go
with that, Like I said, just proceed with caution, don't
go to his d if you've been to any of
his DJ shows. By the way, he runs a full
(08:18):
fucking spectrum router in the parking lot in his car
at his DJ show, So everyone that comes in the
parking lot all their data scraped off their devices, including
their phone numbers, carrier, all personal relevant marketing data which
they've been getting from all of us for years now.
(08:40):
When you're drive by certain billboards and you get ads
and shit, that's them, dude, just seeing your They scan
all your shit when you're driving down the highways, guys,
they scan all.
Speaker 2 (08:49):
Your shit, man.
Speaker 1 (08:51):
And that's what he just started doing. He figured out
how they did that, he bought all the shit to
do it, put it all together, and just started doing
that himself. The fucker drives around when he goes on
road trips. He's just driving around collecting personal data about people.
Speaker 2 (09:07):
Dude.
Speaker 1 (09:07):
On the fucking the toll booths too, By the way,
he found a way to extort money out of toll
booths just by driving through them. He made it so
that when he drives through a toll booth, it pays
him to drive through the fucking booth, and then I
mean it sends him the bill anyway, right, But at
five x is the amount of the bill and then
refunds it to him automatically. He's just don't fuck with
(09:33):
this guy. Okay, I'm not saying kill the guy. He's
a he's a work of art. He's like the Predator,
you know, he just walks around and shit doesn't record
him because he's got a fucking device that blocks that too.
No one knows who's is, who he's fucking. He's been
very fucking good about that. No one knows who's this
guy's fucking fucking since covid bro. He did work at Facebook.
(09:56):
I swear to god he worked at Facebook. And that's
when he was like, I'm gonna pick the banness bitch here,
fuck her brains out, and then figure out who else
is gonna be, you know, like a shark toll of
this when they figure out how fucked this bitch because
he knew she would be trimmed because she was like
some twenty something that clearly didn't give a fuck. Listen,
(10:18):
this guy's fucking whole thing is like collect collect and
you don't even know what he's gonna do with all
this information. He's probably like selling it to AT and
T or something for all we know who we used
to work for. By the way, just be careful, guys.
(10:43):
So we're gonna check out Google News and let's see
what's uh, what's happening here? Live updates Israel Gaza war
hostages released as Trump addresses Israeli Parliament. Seeing in nineteen
minutes ago, President Trump delivers remarks to Israelianessit Sea span.
(11:05):
Trump's insistence produced a ceasefire in Gaza. Now he hopes
he will end the war, seeing it after hostages and
prisoners are freed. Complex issues remain for Israel. Hama ceasefire,
AP news. More flooding expected along East coast as powerful
northeastern batters area. I'm gonna read that again because that
(11:29):
was kind of a tongue twister. More flooding expected along
East coast as powerful powerful northeaster batters area. It's to
see the problem with that is too many rs in
the last five words there. You got to take some
of these r out like ours out. I would say
more flooding expected along East coast as storm batters it.
Speaker 2 (11:54):
Something like that.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
More flooding is expected at the shore on one nasty
Monday nor'easter brings flooding to US East Coast as storm
sweeps away homes in Alaska. Live updates nor Easter shuts
down roads and knocks out power up and down the
East Coast. That was Weather Channel, Guardian, Inquire, NBC News respectively.
Speaker 2 (12:20):
This all within the last five hours. So I'm not
gonna go into this yet. It seems too new.
Speaker 1 (12:24):
Israel's nanna who wont attend to Egypt summit on Indian
Gaza war? Why wood he routers? Routers? However you say
it said that Reuter's hem Roy. I like to call
you know what, I like to call Ruters now hem Reuters,
because they all say Reuters, and it's like, you know,
(12:49):
it's just the chafe of an asshole dumping on you, right,
So I call it hem Routers. I'm pretty clever. I'm
not as clever as John Dylon, but I'm pretty clever.
I can make some dad jokes. That's what they call
them now, right, Anything that's funny in a novel classic way,
it's a dad joke, right.
Speaker 2 (13:11):
XRP.
Speaker 1 (13:12):
Army reacts as ripple president reveals Bank of America CEO
statement eleven hours ago. That's from Binance. So there was
a crash last week. A lot of people blamed it
on the terrace, but it was apparently overseas. The guy
who owns Binance packing Liquid, What the hell is that
shit called hyper liquid trying to take out another exchange basically,
(13:36):
and it didn't work. I don't know what to believe that.
You know, it's a circus. Like everything else, the saga continues.
God bless the crypto industry. Right, I'm telling I've been.
Speaker 2 (13:47):
I've been. I've been in this for a minute.
Speaker 1 (13:49):
Right with the crypto, I have most of the same
holdings as John Dillingham. I didn't buy any of that
Pepe bullshit. I did buy all the utility tokens, stayed
out of life like those two, like none of the
meme coins. I have some ShEx though XLM, XRP anything
with X in it, and it's got a large market
(14:11):
cap XDC I own. That's it, though, I don't pay
attention to the other shit. So just remember Luthers domitri acts.
The last letter in my last name is an X.
That's the only crypto that I buy it has an
X in it. Still, I stay true to it. I
stick to the script of my own name, which is
(14:35):
a fake name. You'll never get my real name. That's
the other part of this daily dose of dimitriax. It's
just a good time for everybody because it's just no
one knows who I am.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
Anonymity bro, you know.
Speaker 1 (14:51):
Stock Market Today dal jumps six hundred points after Trump
softens China threats live updates.
Speaker 2 (15:06):
All right, it's good. Anything else, let's read the.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
We'll do the Net and Yahoo story from hem rhuters,
and then.
Speaker 2 (15:18):
We'll do the uh, the.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
XRP story from Binance. Uh, We'll find one more story
here to go over. Twitter drags Addison Ray after fan
account compares her to Michael Jackson. Now I am a gigantic,
(15:44):
ridiculously huge Addison Way Addison. Excuse me, Addison Ray fan.
They're just gonna start calling her Addison's. She's trying to
drop her last name. I believe that's how big of
a fan. I know what she wants. I love you, Addison,
So I will read this to Twitter drags Addison Ray
(16:05):
after fan account compares her to Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2 (16:12):
This is coming to from Sarah M.
Speaker 1 (16:15):
Stone, Sunday, October twelfth, yesterday, nine to fifty six am.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
This is a very important news. This is the first
article we're reading.
Speaker 1 (16:26):
A single tweet has again demonstrated that the web is
a battlefield where logic, legacy and pure absurdity meat. A
TikTok idol Addison Ray fan account shared a collage photo
of Michael Jackson and Addison Ray with the caption who
made more impact on the music industry? The answer is obvious, right,
Michael Jackson. The tweet was so unhinged that x formerly
Twitter was set a blaze, with the wildfire of laughter,
(16:49):
rage and shock following Twitter listed be serious right now.
It spread like wildfire within hours, garnering hundreds of thousands
of views and turning itself into a met Fans of
the then king of pop promptly killed the comparison, with
the user starkly saying I get that Stan Wars is
(17:09):
a big deal on Twitter, on the Twitter machine, but
y'all are gonna have to compare these artists to realistic
goals because nobody, nobody is surpassing Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2 (17:20):
Others have poked fun at the absurdity of the debate.
Speaker 1 (17:23):
With one saying l MFA and a bunch of oh's,
stop disrespecting MJ.
Speaker 2 (17:30):
Man. I'm tired of y'all to most.
Speaker 1 (17:32):
Even mentioning Addison Ray in the same sentence with Jackson
was kind of a sacrilege against pop culture. MJ did
not just change music, but also the world. Placed a
discussion in context. Michael Jackson had worldwide record sales of
more than five hundred million, had broken MTV racial Blurs,
has redefined live performances, and had released the still number
(17:55):
one album of all time, Thriller. He had turned music
videos into events and had been one of the world's
first true celebrities celebrated from la to actual distant tribes
without Internet. On the opposite side is Ason Ray, who
became a starvia TikTok and then Branson too. Her music,
which I really have to stay. I one hundred percent
(18:18):
respect that she did it with no help other than
you know, China bullshit, right. She just hopped on a platform,
used her literal assets and made it big. And I
completely respect her for that. And I think she is
a natural talent because obviously someone liked her, whether it
be a group of Chinese robots, the FBI, CIA, somebody
(18:43):
was like, we can market this, right, so they did,
and she makes lots of money. That's how it works,
ladies and gentlemen. Someone sees talent, they say, hey, we
can market this. There's probably some kind of agreement, and
then they make money together. That's called success, ladies and gentlemen.
(19:04):
And I'm not saying that Michael Jackson is less successful
than Addison Ray. I'm saying different stories, two very different
two completely different stories.
Speaker 2 (19:15):
Right. Hang on, we got another hooker trying to get
in here. Oh what's up? Come on in, baby?
Speaker 1 (19:25):
Yeah that's two John like's fifty, only like two women.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Okay, I'm good with two. It's enough.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
Addison Ray is an entire different language. I'll read this again,
just because I went off on a little brant.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
There.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
On the opposing side is Adson Ray, who became a
star via TikTok and then branch into music. Her twenty
twenty four single, Diet Pepsi, reached one hundred million streams,
and she already has collaborations with titans such as Charlie
XCX and Lana del Ray. Raised Power is based in
today's viral, algorithm driven culture, a far crime from Jackson's physical,
(20:05):
album and TV performance based legacy. Along with cultural supremacy. Still,
not everyone was buying the comparison. One user, Jeb Addison
is actually being killed by Tate McGray right now, and
y'all are gonna compare her to the king of pop.
That's another thing I want to celebrate for just a moment.
I love that all these early twenties, some mid twenty
(20:27):
some pop female pop stars are now at odds with
each other. Sabrina carbon There, Tate McGray, Addison, Ray, who's
probably gonna be Addison soon, and you know, obviously the
classics like Madonna and who's that billionaire that Taylor Swift? Right,
(20:48):
John likes her a lot. It's interesting to just see
the cat fight. But you know, it's all just probably marketing, right,
And I love that about it. It's another show to watch.
And I'm telling you, the sex is just coming through
like sprinklers, you know, squirt water. It's ridiculous. Everyone's enjoying
(21:10):
it and it is an interesting show. But it makes
you wonder, is this what the billionaires were trying to
create on you know, the Epstein Island where they trying
to just make a magical world of little girls. I
guess because they're all pedos apparently, or with something exaggerated
along the way, and it was really just a bunch
(21:30):
of twenty something women getting paid millions of dollars to
get sucked and fucked. You know, we'll never know. I mean, really,
how many women out there are just all about money?
It couldn't be all of them, right, Surely there's a
few women out there that just aren't about money. The
seed is not up for debate. The Internet has spoken,
(21:52):
and Michael Jackson remains undefeated. Addison Ray can keep building
her niche as a web centric pop princess, but nobody
will ever occupy the throne of the King of pop
as a fan posted in all capital letters.
Speaker 2 (22:08):
God bless them both.
Speaker 1 (22:11):
Israel's Nyahi won attend egypt summit on ending Gaza War.
This is again from Hemorrhoiters, who wrote this, Oh we
don't know. October thirteenth. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nnah will
not attend Monday's summit on ending the Gaza War in Egypt,
(22:32):
his office said, after Cairo had earlier announced he would
take part, a prospect that could have been awkward for
some confirmed guests. In a statement that Nahoo's office said
he had been invited by US President Donald Trump to
participate in the meeting of world leaders and Sharm El Sheikh,
but declined due to the timing's proximity to the beginning
(22:55):
of a Jewish holiday.
Speaker 2 (23:01):
Excuse me.
Speaker 1 (23:06):
The Prime Minister thanked President Trump for his invitation and
for his efforts to expand the circle of peace peace
through strength, the statement said. An Egyptian presidential spokesperson earlier
said both Palestinian President Mohammed or Mahmed Abbas and Nanyaho
were expected to join the summit to solidify the agreement
to in the war in Gaza and reaffirm their commitment
(23:26):
to it. The spokesman also said Trump and then it's
just you know what these guys, So it's on a holiday,
and that's why they're going to be there, Okay. XRP
reacts as Ripple president reveals Bank of America CEO statement.
X RP and this is from b B E M
A S T E R b U Y s M
(23:49):
A r T B master by smart not a real person,
probably cz wrote this, XRP. Ripple President Monica Long has
indicated that a significant shift in institutional engagement within blockchain
technology may be imminent. Speaking in an interview shared on
x by crypto influencer xaif Zaife Crypto, zaif Underscore Crypto.
(24:16):
Long reflected on the changing attitudes of major financial institutions,
describing what it appears to be a decisive turn and
sentiment after years of uncertainty.
Speaker 2 (24:27):
It feels like.
Speaker 1 (24:28):
The floodgates are going to open this year, she said,
referencing referencing renewed interests from global banks that have previously
held back due to regulatory hesitation. According to Long, institutions
such as Bank of America, one of Ripples's early partners
during his initial payment solution phase, are now showing a
market increasing enthusiasm for XRP adoption. Breaking Moniker Long reveals
(24:53):
Bank of America CEO says, we're all in on XRP.
Once Blackrock announces the XRPE, the floodgates are about to burst.
There's a video, but I'm not going to play it
because I don't feel like, well, we can try us.
Is a screenshot, all right, So there's video of this
exchange taking place. Long described the notable shift in the
(25:17):
approach of banking executive executives, particularly in the wake of
recent US regulatory and political developments. She recalled that in
the past, many institutions were discouraged by what she described
as a lack of clarity and at times hostility towards
using digital assets like XARP. This, she noted, created a
different environment for innovation and collaboration. Her comments suggested that
(25:40):
this period of hesitation is now giving away, giving way
to renewed momentum. She stated, you hear from CEOs like
Bank of America is saying we're all in, revealing the
return of institutional confidence to XARP and the broader crypto market,
particularly among banks that have maintained.
Speaker 2 (25:56):
Relationships with Ripple.
Speaker 1 (25:59):
Long also linked the change in tone to the US
presidential election, noting that conversations with banks on partnerships and
reverse banking and transaction services for Ripples, stable coin and
payments operations have changed significantly. She explained that the shift
occurred over nine after election narrative began influencing expectations about
(26:19):
financial policy and regulatory direction. This optimism aligns with growing
speculation within the digital asset space that twenty twenty five
is a turning point for institutional adoption. Zay, who shared
the interview, remarked that once Blackrock announced it's XRP exchange
traded fund ETF. It could trigger a surgeon institutional participation
(26:39):
and expectation widely echoed across the crypto community, though not
confirmed by either company. They're not going to confirm it either,
longs remarks suggested Ripples c if it, I mean, this
could all just be bullshit, right, This could be just
CZ just kind of trying to switeen the XRP pop
for his own fucking platform.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
And I'm not hating on.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
The guy, Okay, nothing but love for any of these
motherfuckers doing this incredibly ornate orchestrated movement of money. Whatever
happens at the end of this thing, if we all
end up going broke, losing all of our money and
having to fight it out on the streets, I'm ready.
If we all win and have millions and millions of
(27:21):
dollars as a result of financial institution of XRP finally happening,
I've got it, bro Whatever happens happens, right, We're all
gonna die someday. Hopefully we all die wealthy. That's my
only hope. That's why I bought XRP in twenty seventeen. Anyway,
(27:47):
I think he tries to do these like thirty minutes.
I don't see anything else worth talking about here. Server
Robotics is at twelve percent up sixty dollars and six
sixty nine cents. I bought that too because I listened
to this fucking podcast. That's good, though we lost a
lot of money after last year. Though February I think
(28:14):
I'm getting sick because the weather's changing.
Speaker 2 (28:18):
I live in Evansville, Indiana.
Speaker 1 (28:20):
By the way, lived there on heidel Boch since twenty thirteen.
Whenever that was heidel Bach, good old heidel Bach, Evansville, Indiana.
Twenty two dollars eighty eight cents is where Serve is at,
or was at the thirteenth of February twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2 (28:42):
That was its last peak.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
It's been slowly going up since around the fourteenth of
April something like that.
Speaker 2 (28:51):
Good things, but anyway.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
I Silver Shares Trust has been on an ongoing rip
up and is at forty seven dollars and twenty five
cents four percent up today does is at twenty one
point six cents uh four point one five percent up.
XRP is at two point sixty three twenty sixty three
cents three point ninety five percent joby is at sixteen
(29:20):
dollars and seventy eight cents. I know, John Tyk, I'm
gonna go through everything he has flagged here, just to
keep everyone who's invested in what he's invested in, you know,
up to date a lot of people listen to this
just buy whatever he's saying, you know, he tells them
to buy, and then like listen to the podcast a
year later. Because he's gonna do these forever, or I'm
gonna do them. I'm taking over now. He's doing his
(29:41):
own thing.
Speaker 2 (29:42):
Man.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
Sah X is at one point three, since XDC is
at six point one.
Speaker 2 (29:48):
Since there you go two.
Speaker 1 (29:50):
Percent down on XDC, point eight percent down on SACHEX.
Speaker 2 (29:58):
Good moves with XRP today. I actually live though.
Speaker 1 (30:02):
We excuse me, talking about numbers is boring? Right, anything else?
I guess that's about it. Shout out to Amanda Lee,
always loved her.
Speaker 2 (30:21):
All right, we'll be back.
Speaker 1 (30:24):
On the normal days Wednesday and Friday. This is Luther
as Dimitriax. We're gonna have some fun here, guys. Happy Halloween.
I love Halloween.
Speaker 2 (30:38):
Peace
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