You May Already Be A Winner of a Pedo Camp

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you know for us. You know we're not gonna pay anymore.
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you some advice. And had to get into molds and
stuff like that. Just don't take too much more time. Okay,
this has been some crazy breaking awek you have the
way did I had to do an asset search this week?
And so you don't normally, you know, you get the
you know, the retainer and then yeah, you have to
purchase some of the information. You know, it's you know,

(04:38):
they need sources, you know that can sell you to
this information. So you got to pay them off, and
then you spend a couple of hours, three hours putting
a report together, you know, because usually when you do
these assets searches, you know, there's not that many assets.
You know, you say you're gonna find corporations and trusts
and all this kind of stuff. But usually the people
they don't have that many assets. They've you know, oh

(05:00):
my god, I'm doing this asset search and the guy's
got it insurance policies, he's got investments, he's got a
bunch of corporations and the defunct ones and active ones
and inactive ones and just without a trust all this
stuff for our property that you know, they didn't know
about him. We found secret property and oh my god,
so I'm sitting It took me twelve hours to do

(05:22):
the report, not to find information, to all the work,
and I had to pay, you know, I want to
work on for like four dollars an hour to make report,
you know, my god. I started working, but the first
the night before, I had to set up the report,
you know, and then you have to start copying pasting
all the information. My god, zukes. So I had run

(05:44):
this an exhausting week, you know. When the YouTube thing happened,
then I had to work on a report, and tomorrow
we're playing a repeat, by the way too. Then I
had a really good guest, Nathan Forrest Winters, you know,
the guy who was molested by Silva and the movie
Clown Clownhouse a clowntown uh and you know, poor guy,
his father died over the weekends, so we had to

(06:05):
cancel that. And then I was supposed to be into
be on a few people and we had a cancelos.
It was a really really rough, rough, horrible week. Then
my car broke down. I was picking a vic at
her new debate. She was down at the college every
day this week, and you know, they with her World
School Debate team. They're about to go on a trip,
so they were training for it, and I had nothing
to college there. And I'm sitting there, you know, in

(06:27):
the parking lot and engines idling, you know, and suddenly
the warm temperature light goes on. So I figured I
ate a little water. I had a little oil, you know,
cool it off. But the radiator blue. I had to
put a new radiator in. So I had been stuck
in a house since the day before yesterday. We had
got no food. I had no food here that It's

(06:49):
been some crazy week. Man. Let me tell you, I said,
tomorrow is gonna be repeating nless you know, who knows.
Maybe I'll do a live somebody. I'll just do a
one hour repeat and I'll do a solo segment for
you if something comes uf that I have to talk about.
You don't know, sense it's just babbling, but nothing to say.
All right, all right, okay, so here we are. You

(07:11):
may already be a winner. Okay. Now, remember when you
were a kid, all right, and you know you went
started getting the mail. Like let's say you're six, seven
years old, eight years old, nine years old and third
grade fourth grade, right, and you got that envelope and
it said publishers clearing out sweepstakes. You may already be

(07:36):
a winner of ten million dollars forty million. The thing
got crazy if for the one wait, you may be
a winner. And when you read it, it kind of
looks like you won something, right, So it runs your
parents say, look, we won, you know we wait, we did.
It's a sweepstakes. It says we won, and I say no, no, no, no,
I said, you didn't really wear and he said, no,
well wait, I think we won. And then you know,

(07:57):
next year you get another one, and you a little
bit older, and you started realizing that it's a gimmick.
You know, it's kind of a uh, a little little
hoax on you, and and you fall for it, you
know when you're a kid. But as you're growing up,
you don't become more experiencing a little wiser, hopefully, right,
and you don't fall for this every time this thing

(08:20):
comes into your mailbox. And now they don't even send
him out anymore, I don't think, because nobody's falling for
it anymore. Right, People kind of realize that nobody wins
that freaking thing, right, except Edwick Mann probably went to
his grave with all that money, right, He probably had
it buried it under his coffin. By the way, there
was a story about how when Edrick Manhon was going broke,
he was losing his house, that Trump wanted to bail

(08:40):
him out by buying his house and rent to get
back to him. Trump does a big publicity tours, sai
I would be able to save ed McMahon's house, and
he tours and he wants wants to rent it back
to him. You know, I'm like, man, this is already
talking about. Don't what that deal? So anyway back to publishers,
Clarence and you may already be a winner.

Speaker 3 (08:56):
Now.

Speaker 2 (08:57):
When I first started doing this radio show, I was
a little gullible, you know. I kind of bought into
a lot of these old media characters and heroes and
larger than life voices on the radio there, and I
kind of believe their stories. And I started at that
station we talked about and I hadn't even started my
first show yet, and I get a document sent to

(09:23):
me over Skype from the owner of the station, and
I says, what's this? And he goes leaked documents and
I say, Oh my goodness, leaked documents. I'm on the
inside now. Now I'm getting the inside scoop, the real stuff.
So I opened it up and I'm seeing I said, Darper,

(09:45):
Darper internal memo. And I go, oh my goodness, look
at this. I'm really on the inside. I says, let me real,
let me look into this and verify this information. So
I did a real job, and I said, did real work.
You know. I contacted people who I knew they were
affiliated with DARPA, you know, they looked up the names
and you know, and I tried to verify this, and

(10:05):
I found out that thing was a piece of crap.
It was a hoax, you know. And I put together
a little report and I sent it back and I
didn't hear anything. You know what. You know, you invite
me on your station here. I'm a professional. I looked
into your document here. I find out it's a hoax.
It's a fraud. And I started noticing that the other
host is still talking about it like it's real. Oh,

(10:27):
maybe they don't know. I'll send them my report. No,
they're still talking about it like it's maybe I'm the
silly goose. Maybe I'm just a foolish little PI doesn't
know what he's doing. I know what he's talking about.
I don't know about the BERU and you know, coming
global economic collapse and all these things I hear these
people talking about. Somehow I didn't get that memo. So

(10:48):
I contact the guy who's behind this hoax and I
trick him. Can I tell him I want to do
a documentary about the making of a hoax? And he
gets by, no, that's a great idea. I want to
do it. My real name is this okay? And I said, well,
you know I'm the same guy. You know you're busted,

(11:08):
all right. So the guy confesses he's like a busted
So I go back to the owner and station and
all these other people. I says, hey, look the guy
confessed me. Still nothing. Then they're going on the air,
still saying it's real. I'm gonna do a whole show
about this. In the member section, I'm gonna mention anbody's names.
I'm keeping at the hot in my pocket. You might say,

(11:28):
said that was my first experience with being an ault
media h hoax. Right, it's that about a year ago.
Two years ago. I'm sitting wake up, you know, check
out my Facebook messages, you know, I got a million
of them every freaking day. And I noticed some friend requests, right,

(11:50):
And when I get a friend request and I check
it out, and I said, well, how many mutual friends
do we have? You know, let me see what's going
on nowadays? If I go to that page, I see
their trump you know, fing q nonsense. I just ignore him.
You know, who needs a headache, right, And there's certain
people who friend request me, and when I see who
their mutual friends are, I know they're the type of

(12:11):
people who accept anybody. They don't vet anybody out. They
just accept anybody. A lot of times it's those porn stuff,
you know, and so those I'll take a closer look
at before I accept them. But back a couple of
years ago, I accept this friend request and the guy
starts sending me YouTube videos and he kind of says

(12:34):
something along the lines of, we're trying to get this
information out there. It's really important that we circulate this
and we make it go viral. So you know, I
check out the video, you know, you know, it's not
very convincing, and I says, well, you know, okay, thanks,
but no thanks, I'm not interested in this, and then
I start getting more messages from the guy trying to

(12:57):
convince me, you know, and then I start getting message
just to my other accounts, you know, the at Operaman
PI and the Operaman Report and the Awake Radio and
all these other things I'm involved in from different names,
but pretty much the same text. Hey, we're trying to
get this out there. We're trying to make this go viral.

(13:17):
It's really important, you know, almost like they're they're they're
talking to me like I'm in on it with them,
you know that I'm kind of in on it, and
we got to get this out here. This is our
assignment for today, to get this out there. And you
know how like when you're on a message board and
you're chatting back and forth to people, you kind of
like get a feeling for an ear of what their

(13:39):
writing style is like, and you kind of get used
to it, and you kind you can kind of detect this,
and when they're set up a sock puppet account, you
kind of know it's them right away. I got a
really good air for that, you know, and it I
came to the conclusion very quickly on and there was
circling interest was George Webb. This was George Webb's people
promoting George Webb and the first video he ever did

(14:00):
before nobody heard about this guy. Okay, this is weeks
and months before nobody heard of this guy. They were
desperate for me to interview him and promote his video
and get behind it and talk about it on the air.
Desperation that I was even blocking these people, and then
they would go and find my other pages, you know,
and try and get in through an Opperman report or

(14:22):
or Awake or operamin Pi, you know, my other pages.
So these are people who had never friended me before,
but knew I was somehow in radio and popular media
or whatever like that. I had a lot of you know,
big platform, right, and they were desperate to get this
information me. So they knew I was a host somehow,
but never were interested in anything I was doing until

(14:43):
they were trying to promote this guy out there, this
guy who somehow it is a crowd source investigator. A
what's the other thing? What what they call it? A
citizen investigation? Crowd source investigation? Interesting, this guy pops up,

(15:05):
but it's crowdsource investigation. Is citizen investigation. Right around the
time that I had you had done those Pizzagate interviews.
I did those shows about Pizzagate, and I says, boy,
you know, I just kind of said rhetorically, I says,
you know, gee whiz. You know, I got forty thousand
people you know, clicking on this listed. If every one
of these people became a member, I could investigate Pizzagate
and get real convictions. And I could if I had

(15:27):
the funding, you know, and I had you know, certain
there's certain requirements you need to do this kind of
you know, you need one person to go back and
report to. You can't do it. That crowdsource invest that's
a nonsense. Crowdsource investigation, okay, is basically an investigation run
by people with no qualifications, with no credentials whatsoever, with

(15:50):
no client, with no accountability to anybody. But basically they
can stand in front of a YouTube channel and hold
a shaky video and you know when the kind of
drink will they're doing it? You know, you know, listen,
God bless you. I used to love drinking when I
did the show. I would always have a drink right
before I did the show. I love to have a
drink right now, but I don't drink while i'm working.

(16:11):
You know, a real investigation, you don't walk into court drunk,
you know, when you're giving your testimony. Or no, you
don't go interview a witness when you're drunk, you know
what I mean. And there's some stuff is serious business
you don't do that, you know. But a crowdsource investigation
is something basically with no accountability, with no client, with

(16:32):
no credentials and no no Basically you just go on,
you ramble for ten minutes. You'd be looking to a screen,
and then you'll do a proof of life, you know,
because my life's in danger. And then people saying a
lot of money and there's no accountability for where the
money goes, who's doing with it and what nobody knows.
And I watched how that one formed before anybody even
heard of this character, you know. And then behind the scenes,

(16:55):
me and people like Pierce reading me stuff, telling me, hey,
you get in get the George web stuff. You know.
I didn't want to talk about it on the air,
but me and him got on the air. We talked
about it. You know, first we didn't mention his name,
but then you know, because you don't want to promote
these characters, you know, and then the guy crash and burned.
You know. Now he's fighting with Jason Goodman and all
these other characters and finding nuclear bombs. You know, they

(17:16):
don't exist, pulled over a drunk driver. It all kinds
of craziness bad, right, So what happens the past week
or so is the same exact thing. And now I'm
no longer in the third grade. I'm no longer you know,
when someone sends me leaked docs that I jump up

(17:36):
and investigated, or I get a publisher's clearing how sweepsteake
envelope in the mill and I jump up and oh,
we want money. I'm not fall off with this anymore.
I fell forward a couple of years ago. I follow
right now. Now you know, I'm learning the ropes doesn't
coming along, and it's been doing this so five years.
I'm an idiot, and I get the same thing. You

(18:00):
can get their friend request. We got two mutual friends,
the same people as the last time, you know, because
because they know the easy way to slip in, they
know the the gullible types are gonna accept their their
friend requests, you know. And then they got to get
to me, and I stuck get in his head. They
found a pedal camp. They found a pedal camp with

(18:23):
a rape tree, and I'm a pedal camp? What the
what the hell? How good is this pedal camp? What
the hell is a pedal camp? Okay, and now everyone's
talking about on four Chan and read it, and now
pedal camp is a common everybody knows our pedal camp is.
Now what is a pedal camp is where these human

(18:45):
traffickers build these these camp sites with in homeless communities
and they have a dugout hole in there and they're
holding children prisoners down there. And then they have a
rape tree. Everybody knows what a rape tree is. Right.
You've heard that expression before, haven't you. Oh, we've all
heard of rape trees. Had nothing unusual about that, a
rape tree? Right? Pick everythink of when I say it

(19:09):
this way, Doesn't it sound ridiculous? Doesn't it sound like
the stupidest thing you've ever heard in your life? And
is hysteria over this and the hysteria people promoting this guy,
this nut job, this guy Arthur Lewis, Arthur Right, he's
got like four names for first names. Guy right from

(19:30):
the Veterans on Patrol group, Right, Veterans on Patrol Lewis Arthur,
and he stumbled upon this pedal camp, and he stumbled
upon this rape tree and he actually he's seen these
things before somehow, and everybody in all the media, it's
just all a flutter over this, and if you look back,

(19:54):
it's all the same folks that we're all excited and
all a bugaboo and all the a twitter about the
Walmart tunnels. As a matter of fact, this guy, Lewis
Arthur was one of these guys fascinated about these Walmart tunnels.
And the same people who were convinced about the twenty

(20:15):
twelve Mayan calendar, and the same folks about it by
Jade Helm and all that kind of stuff that over
and over and over this this big HYSTERI and all
Meatia and everybody talking about it, and they're all excited
about it and going on and on and on about it,
and nothing happens. It turns out to be nothing again,
and I can't and I can't, but it's the same folks.

(20:37):
And now they are all these folks. You have, the
same guys. They're all talking about Nabiu and twenty twelve
and all this other stuff. Now they're all petal hunters
now they're all advocates for little children being molested and amazing.
Where were these guys when I started doing my show
and I was looking for guests on these topics. Where
were they? Then? That's what I got to ask you

(20:59):
when I was into you and people from the from
the Tim Tait are just doing an interview tomorrow with
this guy. Where were they when I was finding Tim Tate,
the guy from Conspiracy of Silence? Where were they when
I was interviewing people first hand, people involved in McMartin case.
Where were they? Then? My first show I've ever done
on the radio as a host was about the West
Memphis three and then the child murders of those little

(21:22):
Satanic punks murdering those little child the little children or
old boys. Where were all these people? And well they
were talking about Nabiu and uh, you know what are
the wacky stuff? Right? But now it's fashionable care about
the kids and to take them all that, but also too,

(21:44):
you only care about these kids if you also blame
it all. If it's all but George Soros and Hillary Clinton.
Nobody wants to talk about Trump and his fascination with
little kids. No, no, no, no, no it's gotta be on.
They're talk connected to the Hillary and the Democrats and
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and I'm come on, let me take that and go
go go go. Okay, welcome back to the Opperaman Report.
I'm your host, private investigator, and Opperman. All right, So,
just like everyone else, I get this YouTube. No no, no,
I got the YouTube video first, because then I see
a couple of days later, I guess a lot of
other hosts and characters Twitter, big people, you know, a
million Twitter followers and those type of folks got it too,

(26:55):
Because then I first one I noticed talking about it
was those people an open secret. They were supposed to
come on that show. They did that documentary film. It's
a good film, you know, and my complaints about it,
but I'm a little leery of these folks. Anywhy' supposed
to come on the show. Then they didn't come on
and never call me back, you know, who knows. But
I started seeing them talking about and they were skeptical

(27:16):
about it too. And when I watched the video the
first time, right away you see this guy, this Lewis Arthur,
And first of all, he described himself as a veterans
on patrol. So now right away, you know, what difference
does it make if this guy's a veteran or not,
you know, And everybody commented about it, right with the
first thing. They say, well, these the vets who found it,
and the vets and the vets and the vets. Okay,

(27:38):
And because it's trying to invoke in your head the
image of a hero, you know, a hero veteran who
somehow has some kind of higher qualifications than the average
person to be walking down a trail and see a
camp and analyze this campus as to what could be
going on. Now it turns out this guy's not even
a veteran. He wears the military clothes and the camofage,

(28:00):
and he talks in that military lingo, which right away,
whenever I hear anybody start talking in that quasi military lingo,
that sets off alarm bells in my head too, Okay,
Like right away, man, you know, I know something's up there,
you know, because when you talk to real military folks,
they're not talking like that all the time. It's just
there's a certain kind of guy that talks like that.
I was spending last night the guy fixed my cars

(28:21):
in the just retired from the military. He doesn't talk
like that all the time, talks normal, Okay, you know
what I mean. And then I'm watching this guy and
he's doing his video, so he must have planned to
do this video. And he's al agitated and he's frantic
moving around, jerking around with his body, and he's showing
us these different things, and the camera's kind of jiggery

(28:42):
and stuff like that. Now if they really want to
put together presentation that they and they're claiming that they
reported this to the Tucson Police and they wouldn't do
anything about it, okay, which again that sets off alarm
bells in my head too. And you're watching him and
he's kind of frankly, he showings, Yeah, we found this
whole here, and we found solar lighting on his solar panels,

(29:05):
and we found this swing here, so obviously they were
letting the kids play on this swing. The kids that
were molesting they played on his swing. And then they
showed the restraints on a tree and it says, well,
this is a rape tree, which, now, why would you
need a rape tree for a little kid. Wouldn't you
want to rape the kid inside out of sight? You know,
why would you need to tie a kid to a
tree to rape them? That makes no sense whatsoever, you know.

(29:28):
And then this little this panel here is for privacy
while they're raping the kids. And then look here here's
an outdoor toilet that's certainly a sign of a pedal camp.
You know, you know this it was just ridiculous in
many many ways, just beyond belief. And then once it
got out there in the Reddit community and the four
chan community, then right away people start looking into the

(29:50):
property stuff. Well, it's connected to Carlos Slim, this cemex
cement plant, and it's invested by George Soros invest in
this and they made donations the Clinton Foundation so right
away there's connections to Clinton and Sorrows and all this
other stuff. And I've gone on this before when I
started talking about this originally, Why would Sorrows or Clinton

(30:13):
or people with those kind of funds need an outdoor
homeless encampment to rape children? They would rent. They could
rent apartments, you know, they could rent the trailer, a van,
they could have a building. They have the cement company
right there. If they couldn't build a secret room underneath
the cement plant in order to rape these kids, really, folks,
if the cement plan they can pour cement, right, we

(30:35):
know they can do that. They got a big building there.
So I start looking into things here and ultimately I
contacted the Tucson Police re Force Police Department there and
they sent me a press release. Okay, I'll read it
to you. Media release Suspicious activity West Valencia Road and
South one nineteen oh by the way to the guy

(30:56):
throws into how would probably MS thirteen is involved us
as well? On May twenty nine, twenty eighteen, the Tusson
Police Department responded to the site of what appeared to
be a one time homeless encampment located on private property
in the area of West Valencia Road in South one nineteen,
several individuals from a group of affiliated homeless veterans discovered

(31:17):
the site and expressed concerns about possible criminal activity at
that location. Tucson Police Department officers, detectives and command staff
conducted a thorough inspection of the site, spoke to the
reporting parties, and collected evidence. Based on the department's investigation
into this point, there is no indication this camp is

(31:37):
being used for any type of criminal activity, including human trafficking. Yesterday,
an unsubstantiated assertion was made that a body might be
buried at this site. A cadaver dog was used to
check the area with negative results. The department has been
in contact with the property owner, who advised no one
has permission to be on the property. The police department

(31:59):
and property owners are working with city code enforcement officials
to clear out in camp and to secure the property.
And Tuson Police Department takes all reports a subjective criminal
activity seriously and appreciates the public awareness. They also talk
later on about how they'll be putting out the no
trespassing science. Okay, So Tusson Police did investigate this, okay,
and they came up with nothing. Now, so now that

(32:20):
there is well Tosson police, they're in on it because
the mayor is a rothschild. Okay, all right, and they're
covering all this up. Well, let's take a look into
this Veterans on Patrol group and who this character, Lewis
Arthur is. All right, Now, there's some allegations that I

(32:42):
haven't been able to confirm this because I haven't spent
that much time on it, is that he's not even
a veteran, that his father's a veteran, but he wears
the army coats and stuff like that. So now when
you search for his name, now all you get is
this pedal camp stuff. You get hundreds and hundreds of
links of a pedal camp and Lewis Arthor. But I

(33:02):
guess you don't know this if you're running a crowdsource
investigation or citizens investigation. You probably only know this if
you're a real investigator. But there's databases you can use.
Alexis Nexus is one, docusearch is another one. There's several
of them, and you kind of need more than one.
But there's even some that your local public library will
allow you to use for free, and you put in

(33:25):
the name, and it's a search of only publications, media publications, newspapers,
magazines and stuff like that. That if you put the
name in, it's only going to pull up newspaper articles
about this person. Now, if you put it in Google,
you're gonna get everything with this name. But if you
put it in these other databases, you're going to just
get newspaper articles and reports and stuff like that about

(33:46):
the person. And I found some interesting stuff. It turns
out that this Lewis Arthur has a history of pulling stunts,
and one couple of them he does is he climbs
up to the top of his flagpole tower. Okay, and
he's up there and he gets himself arrested because he's

(34:07):
trying to bring attention to veterans, right and veterans that
are suicidal. That's that's the theory. That's what he claims
he does. He's also rather well known for his activity
up at the Bundy Ranch up there, not the Bundy Ranch,
but the Bundy stand off in Oregon and Bend, No,

(34:28):
isn't Bend, Oregon. I get the town name of the town.
I guess it's getting a little late and tired and
I'm hungry, uh burns Oregon. Okay, Now I know a
little bit about what went on up there because a
friend of my church was a ministry and part of
the ministry is the Hammond's daughter, Okay, who lives on

(34:49):
that Hammond ranch with the Hammond father and the Hammon
brother who were going to prison. And you want to
know what, they would have got a pardon. They were
gonnat they got it. They had they had a deal
where they were gonna get out of prison right away.
But the Bundy's when they went up there, because the
big scene in a standoff, they ruined the whole deal.
Did you know that? Okay? So what this character Lewis

(35:10):
Arthur does is he goes up there, see because part
of his thing with these veterans that he's rescuing as
he finds these homeless veterans that have a little bit
of mental illness or disabilities and stuff like that, and
he helps them to get on disability and get financial

(35:30):
aid from the government. And then what is alleged about
him is that he becomes the controller of their funds.
He becomes that authorized Remember like when we had the
show about them, John as Captain and that girl who
was murdered, and so you get control of the money. Okay.

(35:51):
And then once you're bringing these people down and all
the time you get to know people down to veterans
Affairs and stuff like that, and you can kind of
smooth things over and still people in there and become
their the control of the money. That's in a good
way to make a living, you know what I mean.
That's a good motivation to go out and find all
those people. You know, if they're every new one, you're
gonna be control of there. There's thousand dollars a month
stipend they're getting right by the way too. There's also

(36:17):
a little mysterious death of the one of the original
founders of Veterans and politic of Veterans of Policy, Veterans
on Patrol. So we have a group here in Las
Vegas called Veterans and Politics very similar to U's going
on here too. You look that guy up. That's a
whole funny story in itself. I got to do a
show about that one day. But what he had done

(36:38):
was he had gone up there to Burns, Oregon to
where the standoff was, and he put up his own
camouflage tent across the street from where the standoff was,
and he said, well, this is a counter standoff, and
they got into a fistfight and then with the guard
at the gate and all kinds of nonsense going on.
And he was even there the day that Pete Santilly. See,

(37:01):
he went up there with this on this pretext that
he was going to rescue the women and children and
one of the veterans he knew was suicidal and depressed
and had a mental illness that was in this camp,
and he was going to go up into the standoff
and rescue these people with his people that he brought
with them. There's also allegations to online. I haven't been
able to confirm it or not that he has a

(37:21):
felony conviction that's why he can't carry a firearm, but
he has people around him kind of firearms and he's
constantly saying I have no firearm. I have a firearm.
And if you watch all these videos now, so he
was attracted to the limelight of Bundy Ranch and he's
on video a lot up there. Not a Bundye Ranch,
it Burns Oregon Ranch of the standoff there the reservation

(37:41):
Wildlife Burns Sanctuary that these guys took over cat Zekes.
I got a whole story about that too, wyn Away,
all nonsenseem went on during that maybe A'll have time
to tell tonight. So he went up there trying to
make a name for himself, and he was there too
on video. And guess who took the video. Mike blue here,
one of my first guests on the show here, who

(38:02):
does the cop watch stuff like that, you know, And
I used to like him too, and I don't know,
but he seems to get involved in a lot of
stuff too that I don't know. And we had some
really shady people around the show that were stalking the
show and stalking the guests and stuff like that, and
I told him about it, and he was still befriendly.
I guess they were sending him money or something like that.
I don't know what. I can't even make that aggregation

(38:23):
that was sending him money, but I suspect that because
even after I told this guy about this guy was
stalking me and stalking the show and stalking guests at
this show, which was really worse. They stalked one guy
on his hospital bed, you know, And I told blue
Hair about it, and you know, he just kept he
ran right to him, and you know he was still

(38:44):
with him. So this kind of stuff like that makes
me nervous anyway, So he was in the middleicine. He's
the one who filmed Santilly getting arrested. And who's standing
right there, this guy Lewis Arthur. Isn't it a coincidence,
the same guy who in checks himself. He's climbing up
flagpoles to get arrested. He's injecting himself and burns Oregon.
But this guy stumbles across the first pedal camp anybody's

(39:04):
ever heard of in history. The cops investigated, there's nothing there,
but still he's discovered this pedal camp and now every
old media host in the world is all in our
point and it's connect that the sorrows and Clinton and
oh blands and tigers and bears. Oh my. So there

(39:25):
were some other things about this guy too, Lewis, I
find in my note to him. Get tired, don't aware
myself out for the show. Ah yeah, let's see. Let's
take commercial break here and I'll take a little bit.

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I'm your host, private investigator at Operaman be running out
of time. A couple of things. He's one of the
theories here is that well, Pizzagate was under Obama and
he helped cover it up. But now that Trump's in
charge and he's gonna come after this and he's gonna uncover. Uh,
he's gonna rescue these kids and the and the Clinton

(44:31):
and Sauce and roth Child and all gonna go to prison. Right. Well,
but you got you gotta wake up man, Wilbur Ross.
The secret the Secretary of Commerce, the Commerce is secretary,
the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of cover. I counta
eat some food the secretary. It was Rothschild, the president
of Rothschild Incorporated. Look this up. This isn't a secret.

(44:55):
This isn't a secret. Trump appointed the head of Rothshall
Incorporated to be the Commerce Secretary. Okay, and you think
he's gonna bust roth childs anyway he comes he? Who
does Trump come from? Roy Cohen listened to the show.

(45:16):
Roy Cohen's been accused of being involved in a boys
Trump's guy, Roy Cohen, John Casablancas, right, Who's ran elite
modeling agency, notorious pedophile, Trump's best friend. He turned over
his own daughter to this guy slides thern and did
a whole show about it last week. Mike Tyson, We
did a whole Jeffrey Epstein. Everybody knows about this code

(45:37):
defending in a lawsuit. Right, George Nator? What about George Nator?
This guy who was at the sey Chiles Island meeting
with the Eric Prince and stuff like that, and was
got busted on his way to going to mar A
Lago to meet Trump. Been to the White House. Convicted
of both child pornography and child rape. No, no, he
wasn't convicted of child pornography. He got off finding that

(45:58):
out of technicality was arrest of job and they beat
the search warrant. So anyway, listen and back to the sky,
Arthur Lewis, Lewis, Arthur, I'm sorry, and all the shenanigans
that went on around Bundy Ranch and all that kind
of stuff. Go back and look up the shows I
did about the Miller's about went on a Bundy Ranch,

(46:20):
and the shows that I did about the Hammonds I
had on that guy Miller who was friends with the
daughter and they'd been part of the same ministry. I
was doing shows about this before anybody. And then some
other old media hosts trying to book them. My guest
who was the pastor of this ministry, and he says, no, no, no,
I know Ed. I only want to do shows with Ed.
So they went on the air and did a show

(46:42):
and just made it up as they went along. They
did a show and just made it up, and they
were talking about that they were trying to take the
Hammond's land and all this craziness and even the stuff
they wanted to hear Bundy Ranch. People thought it was
out by prim they thought it was out by Red Rock,
they thought it was by Lake Meat. Just nonsense, just
utter nonsense. So and by the way, too, when the

(47:06):
people who were at the Burns standoff were listening to
these shows on the radio, they were being told that
the reinforcements were coming, that militias were coming up there
to help it. And that's why they extended the stand up.
They thought that help was coming because the people on
the radio were making it up and they were listening
to these online radio shows and thinking that this was
really in reality. Now also too, I did some shows

(47:27):
about the Millers at Bundy Ranch. This was a couple
here who murdered some cops and here in Las Vegas.
And again too, the old media was just making it up.
Is going to best stories about this? But I knew
people who knew them, because when I hosted the DM
I not hosted, but I moderated the sheriff's debate. I
knew people who knew these Millers because they were running
for governor. They were run for sheriff on that same

(47:48):
party that Jesse Ventura ran on, right, I think it
was a Peace and Freedom party. I'm not sure, but anyway,
so I knew what was going on with this reel.
I knew they were informants. I knew they knew they
were ag and all kind of stuff like that, because
it came out that they were informants and they were
down at the million Mask March, they were in Occupy
Wall Street and then they're at this right wing nut
job PLA. It's up there with Bundy Ranch in the

(48:11):
shooting cops. Nobody talks about it the whole way, the
way they shot at the cops. It was very mysterious
too as well. There's a lot of uh shenanigans with that.
But again I tried to get that on the radio,
and the same host over there, Revolution Radio wouldn't put
it on. John b. Wells put her on. I put
her on my show. You know, Banana is too busy.
Couldn't couldn't put that on. These people they got an

(48:33):
agenda to put forward to you. That's manipulating you, and
that's lying to you, and you gotta people have to
stop becoming a little bit more using a little more
discernment and not circulating these wacky videos and these wacky
characters like this. Lewis Arthur who has a history of
being involved in stunts, you know, and show based type

(48:54):
stunts and stuff like that, and stop jumping to conclusions
and stop running with this imaginary stuff that that Trump
is going to save the day. When I was when
his friends with all these people doing this stuff, he's
up to his neck and his kind of activity. Maybe
not at a pedro camp that's made up, but otherwise.
I was gonna do a little segment too tonight about

(49:15):
how YouTube makes you go crazy. I've talked about this
many many times, and I just had a little YouTube
made me go crazy this week when he demonetized my account.
So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna put up
a description of the shows on YouTube. But you have
to listen to the shows on spreaker, speaker dot Com,
operam Report, s p R e a K. If just
google operam Report, you see all the different outlets you

(49:35):
can listen to the show. Many many stations play the show.
It's on the drive time Monday Friday AM radio, so
it's easy to find the show. You don't have to
deal with YouTube. But there's a whole article that came
out about how all these YouTubers oh, mister can find it.

Speaker 3 (49:59):
Here.

Speaker 2 (49:59):
It is some Polygon dot com. Yeah, and it's a
YouTubers ago and I happen thinking about this and the
big YouTubers whether they're having breakdowns on the YouTube channel
and they're playing it. One guy Bobby Burns uh uh,
sat on Ark and Talk Waste Mental Health Eli Mills

(50:24):
created with the one upload of there include Underson, the
Frost Popery YouTube world which is under thirty minutes. Scribat's character,
he's what his fear of having breakdown a decision to
take a break from YouTube YouTube makes it go crazy.

Speaker 4 (50:40):
Man.

Speaker 2 (50:40):
This they took about the guy Pew Beauty Pie and
Jake Paul check out this, all these guys and there's
something about it, and it's it's there's some obsession with
the number of views, you know, there's some obsession with
the number of thumbs up and thumbs down likes. And Disley,
I forgot that at all. I don't even look at that.

(51:01):
Now I'll see people commenting on the thing about WHOA
gave a thumbs down to this video? Who you know,
get the thumbs down to a video? You know, it
just makes no sense to me. And then also too,
you know, my channel, I had almost two million views
on YouTube on this recent channel, and my previous one

(51:23):
I had three hundred thousand. And you get comments on
old videos every day, so you get about two hundred
comments a day that you have to check them out
and moderate because sometimes it's just completely crazy stuff, you know,
rejected ex spouses and stuff, you know, people gripes against

(51:44):
the guests, you know, posting personal information, all kinds of
weird stuff. You got to read. You gotta to sift
through all these weird comments. And some of these people
are just crazy, and any of them, if not most
of them just and just something. We'll have some weird
part theory going on in their head with the no

(52:05):
basis in reality. So it's I can see now being
a YouTuber, you know, and just being involved in that
little YouTube community. And then you have the whole situation
too where YouTube YouTubers YouTube posts are like fighting with
each other and doing YouTube about each other, you know,
and you get caught up in this whole YouTube world.

(52:28):
I remember that this totally crazy guy he tried to
hire me, and he's a big YouTuber, you know, and
I just I said, to this guy's crazy, you know.
I don't want anything to do with them. And then
later on he was, you know, he's making videos about
me and stuff like that, and he's saying he contacts me.
He says, well before YouTube rules say I have to
contact you before, and I says, what the fuck are

(52:50):
you talking about? And then oh, then I had this
problem too this week where they demoted to my accounts.
And now I got all these YouTube experts coming out
of the wood the would work telling me how to
deal with YouTube and how to appeal my account and
how to do this and do that. You know, you
got to understand, I'm a digital forensic investigator. I've dealt

(53:14):
with YouTube harassment cases and YouTube stocking cases. I've done
this stuff for a living. I appreciate your advice, you know,
but I kind of know my way around these things,
you know, on how to handle my work and what
I do. I'm kind of a capable person where people
hire me to solve their problems. So I appreciate your advice,
you know. And the amazing thing too, is because I'm

(53:34):
a person that people come to it for advice. People
actually come to me and ask my advice. They seek
out my advice, so and I never give advice before
I'm asked for that advice. Take a hint, that's something
you might want to think about and try in life.
You know, they'll kind of offer your advice. Wait for
people to come to for advice. And if you're giving
somebody advice and they kind of explained to hey, you
don't know what you're talking about, that's not what the

(53:54):
situation is. You don't start asking questions. And because look,
if you don't know what my problem, if you don't
understand what my problem is, and you give me stupid
advice because you don't understand what my problem is, the
next step is not to ask me questions about my problems,
so then you could solve it on the fly. Okay,
like you're so much more brilliant than me. I'm so
stupid that you can solve my problems just by chatting

(54:15):
with me in five minutes. Give me a break, please. Okay,
this the YouTube makes it go crazy and it's made
me go crazy, all right. You know I really did
go crazy this week. Okay, this is such a crazy
week with the car breaking down and with you know,
the acid search I had to do, and then with
the YouTube thing problem going on, so I had went

(54:37):
to the vitamins store, right, and I like to get
some of that B twelve in the drops, you know,
so you can just tick the drops and drink the
drops down your throat there. And I also take I
take a lot of supplements and stuff like that, so
I take usually in pill form. I'll take this stuff
called macca m acca and you can get in power

(55:00):
to form and get in pill form. And I only
usually take some of this in pill form in and
it gives a little bit of energy, a little bit
of clarity in your thinking and stuff like that. Right.
But I saw it in that little jar, you know
with the eye dropper, just like the it's like the
BEAT twelve. So I bought that. I says, oh, yeah,
this is good all because I like to put the
B twelve in my tea, you know. And so I

(55:23):
get the macca and I get the BET twelve, and
I says, you know what, let me take a shout
of this BE twelve and let me take a shot
of this mecca too. So I didn't read the instructions
on the maca bottle, right, and it says only supposed
to use thirty drops. But I took the whole by drop,
and I drink the whole thing straight. You're supposed to
put it in juicer tea, it says, right, or a

(55:43):
glass of water. You don't drink this stuff straight. So
I drank the Macca straight and I drink the Beat
twelve straight. So now I'm like, I'm like shot out
of a cannon. Man. I'm like a little hyper here.
And I got to go to the bank and I
got a little crush on the girl the bank. I
think I talked about this fire. I get to the
bank and the girl says to me, so, what do

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you think of those nights? Did you watch those nights
last night? Because you know the Golden Knights hockey team
that was going to the Stanley Cup. I don't know.
I could give less of a damn about these Golden Knights,
and everybody's obsessed with it over here. It's driving me crazy.
And she goes, so, did just see those nights last night?
And I go what, he says, what, That's the last

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thing I care about. Let me tell you that I
could care less about the nights. About that, I hope
they all die. I'm losing it online at the big
screaming about these Nights the Golden Knights, hoping that they
all die. So I did kind of lose my mind.
So look at YouTuber. I lost my mind this week

(56:52):
for a short moment there. And it's kind of funny
because I thought that I said, that's it, man, I
blew with It's a long story, but I kind of
got a crush on two girls at the back, and
but I went back, it's all smooth over, Everything's cool.
They like me again, Okay, even though I totally bloom,
you know, bloom, I lit over these Golden Knights. But

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the thing is, but back to the point about YouTube
driving you crazy, man, there is no doubt in my mind.
And part of it is too, is because they have
like these these YouTube these videos that they recommend for you.
So once you start getting into these conspiracy theories and
this this out there kind of stuff, you become part
of this isolated community that starts believing the most gullible

(57:37):
hoaxes out there. You know. And also too, the people
that put out these videos they know that, see this
is my problem, Okay, people say to me, and Ed
walk Mere not making money with the show and go
something is because I got a smart audience, man, I'm
not shooting for the gullible, you know, I'm speaking to
intelligent people for the most part, very intelligent people, you know.

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I remember when I started doing my show on the
first station there, I would listen to the round tables
and all the cold and I say, these people are crazy,
they're nuts. But when I started doing my show, the
people would call in were smart people and they would say,
oh boy, yeah, and finally we got somebody who can
listen to. So I definitely attract an intelligent audience that's
not gullible. And if you've got a gullible audience, it's

(58:20):
it's easier to get money from them. You know, it's
easy to trick them into sending money or you know,
or manipulate their minds and stuff like that, and proof
of life and all this kind of nonsenses and stuff
like that and kind of you know, cater to the
gullible and to the suckers. We'll get all kind of
excited and get chills when they're listening to these fairy tales,
you know about stuff like that. Oh and there's just

(58:43):
you know, because so many of these especially like with Pizzagate,
you know, I was working on that for real I
got real witnesses, they got real people personally affected by
that story. And I would watch these other you know YouTubers,
you know, putting out their little eight minute videos, you know,
and asking for money and getting huge donations, asking for
cold and silver, you know, my god, you know. And

(59:06):
I knew that they didn't talk to anybody involved because
I would just be talking. They'd be talking about someone
I just got off the phone with it. I call
them back and say, hey, did you talk to someone?
So No, I never talked to him. I don't even
know what it's talking about, you know. So there you go. Man, guys,
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(59:29):
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(59:51):
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