0:11

Not not not not knowledge far today.

0:16

Dan and Jordan. I'm athletic.

0:19

Acknowledge parties dot com. It's time to break.

0:21

I have great respect, but now knowledge fight.

0:24

Knowledge fight. I'm sick of the posing

0:26

as if they're the good guys. Chang me are

0:28

the bad guy. Technology fight. Dan,

0:30

enjoy the knowledge fight. XMen.

0:39

Handy and pound. Handy and

0:41

pound. Topic. Andy and

0:43

Dan. Andy and Kansas. Are you

0:45

Andy? I just don't have to

0:46

pray. Andy and Kansas Sherry only here. Thanks

0:48

for holding.

0:49

Well, Alex, I'm a distant colleague, which your

0:51

fans. I love your world.

0:53

Knowledge fight. No no no

0:55

no no no knowledge fight dot com. I

0:58

love you. There we by day. Welcome back

1:00

knowledge. Right? I'm dead. I'm Jordan. We're a couple dudes

1:02

like sit around, worship at the altar of Celine,

1:04

and talk a little bit about Alex Joe

1:07

Oh, indeed we are, Dan, Jordan.

1:09

Dan, Jordan. I have a quick question for

1:11

you. What's up? What's bright spot today? My bright

1:13

spot today is sour patch

1:15

strawberries. Okay. I I

1:17

know they existed until the other day. They might

1:19

be something new, but I'm not sure.

1:21

Pretty

1:22

good. Sour patch strawberry 00I

1:25

that's a different thing.

1:26

Mhmm. I thought it was like a strawberry flavored.

1:28

No. This is a it's it's in the shape of

1:30

a strawberry. Yes.

1:31

Okay. Now I'm understanding. I

1:33

do not like sour patch kids.

1:36

Sure. I've never been a fan of them. Mhmm.

1:38

When I used to work at the movie theater for

1:40

mate in Columbia, we had sour

1:43

patch kids and sour patch watermelons.

1:45

XMen the sour patch watermelons were

1:47

fantastic. Right. Right. You were great.

1:49

I don't know what it is. Maybe it's a little less

1:52

sour or whatever, but they

1:54

were the shit. I would steal so many bags

1:56

of those. And then they'd go into

1:58

spoilage so inventory wouldn't

2:00

be off.

2:03

Review the tricks of the trade. To

2:04

do it. That's the way to do it. But,

2:07

yeah, I've always liked the watermelons. Mhmm.

2:10

Not like the sour patch kids. And now

2:12

we have another flavor in the

2:13

mix. Like I said, I don't know if it's new. I'd never seen

2:15

it before. Fantastic. Strawberries. Fantastic.

2:18

Whoo. I I suspect deeply.

2:20

I suspect deeply that there is a

2:23

psychological trigger in you that refuses

2:25

to allow you to eat

2:26

children. Regardless of what format

2:28

they may or may not be in. I

2:30

don't like gingerbread kids.

2:33

So that's I mean, you're So we got one down check

2:35

it out so far. Right.

2:39

What what what kid

2:41

shaped I mean, do you eat you don't even

2:43

eat animal crackers, do

2:44

you? I mean, I would.

2:46

I mean, You wouldn't you don't, like, have an ethical

2:48

hub to know. If they're put in front of

2:50

you, Elijio, can't imagine seeking

2:52

out animal crackers?

2:54

But the frosted ones, mate

2:56

No. Those are those

2:56

are those are those are those are those. Yeah. You

2:58

think they're gonna be good and then you eat them and you

3:00

-- Yeah. --

3:00

find yourself disgusted.

3:01

So it's your bright spot. And while you're telling me,

3:03

I'll think about other chili things

3:06

to see if you would eat. But yeah. How about a garbage

3:08

patch kit? That's garbage pail

3:10

kit. Oh, yeah. A series of cards.

3:13

Those aren't food and they're disgusting. Yeah.

3:17

Did did I think there was evil version

3:19

of Well, there's the cabbage patch, please.

3:21

Oh, okay. Those were the that's what that's

3:23

what the car we were aware of. Okay.

3:25

No. I get it. Now those are also not candies.

3:27

Those are dope. Right. Right. My

3:30

my bright spot is

3:32

Lilotti's

3:34

album. Uh-huh. III

3:36

have been a staunch hater of loyati

3:38

-- Yeah. --

3:39

because I don't appreciate his signature

3:41

tone, which is annoying, is auto

3:44

tuned voices in knowing he picked a

3:45

weird, like, like, he's

3:47

underwater all the time, but a noise may well, he's

3:49

named Yati.

3:50

Yeah. Right? He's yes.

3:51

I mean, that's you you have to be water theme.

3:53

And he's not a great lyricist. However, what

3:55

he has done is something

3:57

crazy out of left field he

3:59

has made what by by what my estimation

4:02

is a Prague album to

4:04

fuck

4:04

to, which I don't think anybody ever asked for.

4:07

Or knew could happen. I I

4:09

think if you go through Russia's catalog,

4:11

you'll find this has already been done.

4:15

Mean, in a in a reasonable time

4:17

signature. I think his boy will work.

4:19

Maybe you're just not fucking ambitiously. I

4:21

mean,

4:22

I'm not gonna fucking A54. I'm

4:24

just not. Neil

4:26

Purt sets the rhythm. Yeah. It's

4:28

impossible to keep up with it. Yeah. The the

4:30

staccato.

4:32

That's fun.

4:33

Yeah. It's it's surprisingly good. I

4:35

I kinda like it. Yeah. I would not I was

4:37

definitely not going to see that coming from a

4:39

I think he was like a TikTok wrapper or something.

4:41

Does it still sound like

4:43

underwater? Singing him? Yeah. Yeah. But

4:45

if you're on a Prague concept album,

4:47

that makes sense. You're like, okay,

4:49

fine. Now now I'm in the you

4:52

can't be like, oh, I could definitely

4:54

see JZ and then hear that and you're

4:56

like, no. No. No. Absolutely not. Not acceptable.

4:59

You know? That this works. It

5:01

works.

5:01

I'm happy I'm happy to

5:02

hear that. I like it. Any other kid

5:04

shaped foods? I googled it and I didn't

5:06

find anything. Gingerbread

5:10

XMen I was thinking of,

5:12

like, teddy grams, but

5:14

those aren't kids.

5:15

Those are not children. Teddy's. No. was thinking of

5:17

goldfish, and then I was

5:18

like,

5:18

no. I ate those as a kid. Those are completely

5:20

different. Yeah. That can't think

5:22

I'm there has to be something. There's there's

5:24

gotta be something, but yeah. I guess I'm

5:26

o for

5:27

two. Maybe maybe maybe a lot of

5:29

people don't wanna eat kid shaped things. Yeah. It might

5:32

be. So Jordan today, we have an episode to

5:34

go over. Okay. But before we do,

5:36

let's take a little moment, say hello. To

5:38

some new walks. Oh, that's a great idea. So first,

5:41

Sarah, I like you, and I love

5:43

you, and I'm going to do the dishes eventually.

5:45

Thank you so much for now. Policywalk.

5:46

I'm a policy one. Thank you very much. I relate

5:49

to that one about the dishes. Good luck.

5:51

Next, Connor, my pal, my homeboy,

5:53

my rotten

5:53

soldier, my sweet cheese, my good time,

5:56

boy. Thank you so much, you're now a policy walk.

5:58

I'm a policy walk. Thank you very much. Next,

6:00

also the eighties did nothing wrong. Thank

6:02

you so much, you're now a policy

6:04

walk.

6:04

I'm a policy geek. Thank you very much. I'm

6:06

very self conscious. I don't think I know

6:08

how to pronounce that guy's name. I don't know

6:11

who that guy is. It's a it's an old time

6:13

statesman. Next,

6:15

smooth Dan arc. Thank you so

6:17

much. You are now a policy wonk. I'm a

6:19

policy wonk. Thank you very much. Thank you. And

6:21

John Williams, composing Anthony's of rage

6:23

every time Alex plays Star Wars

6:25

music. Thank you so much. You're now a policy wonk.

6:27

I'm a policy wonk. Thank you very much. And

6:29

we got a couple technocrats in the mix here,

6:31

Jordan. So first, ole off the plumber,

6:33

always fixing the pipes. Thank you so much. You're

6:36

now a technocrat. And, Nick,

6:38

this is officially the most creative way I've told

6:40

you to eat shit. I win. Thank

6:42

you so much. You are now a technocrat.

6:44

I'm a policy wonk. I have risen

6:47

above my enemies. I

6:49

I might quit tomorrow, actually. It's gonna take a

6:51

little break now. A

6:53

little breaky for me,

6:57

and then we're going to come

6:59

back. And I'm gonna

7:01

start the show over.

7:02

I'm the devil. I'm gonna be taking all the air

7:04

up and all this blah blah blah blah. Fuck

7:07

you. Fuck you. I

7:09

got plenty of words for you, but at the end of the

7:11

day, fuck you and your new world order,

7:13

and fuck the horse she rode in on,

7:15

and all your shit. Maybe today

7:17

she could almost broadcast. Maybe I'll

7:20

just be gone a month, maybe five years. Maybe

7:23

I'll walk out of here tomorrow and you never

7:25

see me again. That's really

7:27

what I wanna

7:28

do. I never wanna come back

7:30

hearing you. I I apologize to

7:32

the crew and the listeners yesterday that I

7:34

was legitimately having breakdowns

7:36

on

7:37

air. I'll be better tomorrow.

7:39

I doubt it. Oh. So, Jordan,

7:41

today, we have an episode to go over. Mhmm.

7:43

And it has nothing to do with

7:45

free speech system. Interesting. There's

7:48

nothing to do. I'm

7:52

sorry. I normally don't know this, but

7:54

I can't no. His podcast is

7:56

already over. Wow. Yeah.

8:00

So the Alex had a little

8:02

bit of a bankruptcy hearing. And

8:05

as as it turns out, maybe

8:08

what he was doing was a very

8:11

obvious room to get around and

8:13

grossing stuff. It's in his podcast

8:16

as defunct for the time being. Alex

8:19

Jones Live is dead. Oh. Alex

8:21

Jones Live. Now was We're not gonna

8:23

get that painting show. That was like a

8:26

farm to table meal is what that was. That

8:28

was straight from creation to death

8:30

and dismemberment and eventually eating

8:32

in our in our plates. That's what it was. I

8:35

I don't know how I feel. I mean, obviously, I always

8:38

love to see his schemes blow ups. Yeah. But

8:40

at the same time, I wanted that painting

8:42

show. And I even I even sort

8:45

of spiritually called it.

8:46

Right. In the last episode, it was like, I got burned

8:48

by -- I know. -- reset wars. Told you.

8:50

Now I got burned by

8:51

this, but maybe it'll come back

8:53

once they've figured Once the

8:55

heat dies down,

8:56

maybe they came back with a slightly better

8:58

version of the same exact plan

9:01

to get around bankruptcy. I will say

9:03

it was a little bit. Noted

9:05

notable that there weren't any terms

9:07

of service -- Yeah. --

9:09

on the page. Sure. You know, the

9:12

maybe maybe it was a little bit

9:14

obvious in his his

9:15

scheming. He said that it was in

9:17

no way related to free speech systems.

9:20

That is a legally binding

9:21

contract. Sure. And we take

9:23

liars at their word. Yeah. And

9:27

I I mean, tip of the cap.

9:31

They couldn't possibly have thought it would have. I'm

9:33

amazed. I bet they were surprised it lasted as

9:35

long as it did. Three episodes? Yeah. I bet

9:37

they bet they were like, hey, nice.

9:39

Sweet. We got three episodes by

9:41

him. He did the one that we

9:43

covered first with Mike Adams and

9:46

then Pete's and Tilly. He

9:48

did the one with Joel scousin that we

9:50

skipped. Right. And then Matt Baker.

9:52

That's it.

9:53

I think as far as the podcast goes,

9:56

that's what you want. As your legacy.

9:58

All falling attributes. No climate.

10:01

No climate. No rising. No.

10:04

No. You know, a lot of people like

10:06

Row other coasters, but some people like

10:08

to be tossed down the bottomless

10:10

hole.

10:10

I am holding out hope that we

10:12

will get that painting show.

10:14

Yeah. That's the only thing I've ever really wanted

10:16

on. Like -- True. -- I didn't know wanted it.

10:18

The ones that I knew. Yep.

10:21

So anyway, I figured that there's

10:23

a lot of news going on. Mhmm.

10:25

And there's a lot of maybe

10:28

news that borders on some weirdness.

10:30

Sure. And so I thought we gotta get

10:32

another perspective on this news. Okay.

10:34

And,

10:35

thankfully, our old friend swear

10:37

he carried.

10:38

Oh, yeah. He's got some

10:40

insight into things such as balloons.

10:43

Such as Chinese balloons --

10:44

UFO. --

10:45

being shot down all over the place? Yes.

10:47

Oh, I decided that I was gonna check-in

10:49

and see what's going on with her so you she had some

10:52

some

10:52

news. Uh-huh. It

10:55

turns out. Because

10:55

I've been hearing a lot of confusion from people.

10:57

The government

10:58

hasn't

10:58

they haven't said much. You know, they said they shut down

11:00

a a spy balloon --

11:02

Right. -- and then they also shut down three other things.

11:04

But from what I'm hearing, maybe it was just

11:07

some other shit that people had up

11:08

there. I don't know. Don't

11:10

expect clarity. Okay. But

11:13

Carrie is a regular guest

11:16

on a show called The Dark Outpost,

11:19

which is a show of nonsense

11:21

bullshit that is on, I

11:23

think, four hours, maybe three or

11:25

four hours, Monday through Friday,

11:27

or

11:27

maybe Monday through Saturday. I'm not entirely sure.

11:29

Sure. Jim Fitzer

11:31

is a weekly guest on the

11:33

show, so you know they're doing good. Of course.

11:35

Yep.

11:35

It's not the it's not the light place.

11:37

It's the dark place. It's a very a very

11:39

dark outpost. Yeah. Also,

11:42

one of the things that drew my attention to this

11:44

was that the second epic that

11:46

we're gonna go over. We're gonna talk about

11:48

two appearances of course. Okay. Okay. On this

11:51

on this episode. The second one,

11:53

Yo. Who else was on that episode? Dr.

11:56

Marbles. What? Yeah. Dr.

11:58

Marbles. Dr. Marbles and Kerry Cassidy

12:01

were on the same episode of the

12:03

outpost. These things are so much closer

12:05

than than it

12:06

appears. If

12:07

she if she suddenly is like, you know,

12:09

I met this new guy's name's Doctor

12:11

Group. He's got a lot of

12:13

Doctor Group. Doctor Group is way

12:15

closer to that area now with his

12:18

piss drinking.

12:18

That's what I'm saying, you know. I feel like we

12:20

could have a full on crossover event.

12:22

Well, I don't think doctor group's coming back on

12:24

infill wars.

12:25

Mhmm. That's fair.

12:26

I don't I think he might have he

12:28

might have severed that connection

12:29

when we started It was a good idea. It was a good

12:31

idea. It was good idea for both parties.

12:34

Alex could tolerate and rationalize a

12:36

whole lot of stuff. But,

12:37

like, tell the audience to drink piss. Hey,

12:39

let's know. I'll promote a guy

12:41

who says get a little Ebola to kill

12:43

your Bola. Before I promote a guy who

12:45

says drinking piss is even

12:46

okay. Well,

12:47

we pretend that Ebola thing didn't happen.

12:49

We do.

12:51

I don't. So the dark outpost

12:53

-- Yes. The hosts don't

12:55

talk really at all. Interesting.

12:57

Interesting choice. Yeah. That is an interesting

13:00

choice for hosting there's a fella

13:02

and a lady who are the hosts. Uh-huh. And,

13:05

yeah, they do not make themselves. Apparently,

13:07

they earned names. Not

13:11

to me. There's not a lady. I

13:14

mean, if we explore the show up more. There's

13:16

a wacky Wednesday option, then maybe,

13:19

I'll learn their names. But for now,

13:21

they say so little that it

13:23

would not even be relevant to other names.

13:27

They they that have carry on

13:29

to to as Alex would say, cover

13:31

the waterfront. And

13:33

in this first time that

13:35

she's on. There's a bit of talk about

13:37

a war with China -- Sure. -- that is

13:40

obviously something that has

13:42

been planned for a long time. After

13:44

that, it's really just a ruse. Okay. Right?

13:46

And that's this has to do with the

13:49

balloon.

13:49

The balloon. The balloon. The balloon is the key

13:51

to the war with China. Yes. That has

13:53

been planned for a while. I believe that this episode

13:56

is from February seventh and then the

13:58

other one's the fourteenth. I believe those are

14:00

the dates. So the balloon was a bit

14:02

hotter at this

14:04

point. And here's what we know.

14:06

So you wrote a after this expose

14:08

on this Chinese balloon.

14:12

Would you like to talk about that?

14:16

Well, okay. Yes. I

14:18

have to say that the in

14:21

essence, it it's very likely not

14:23

a Chinese blimp. Okay.

14:25

It's I a lot of my sources are

14:29

have been telling me that it it's American

14:31

made. It's a DARPA product. And

14:36

strangely, I think that there

14:38

is some collusion maybe with

14:40

Xi from China. So it

14:42

is challenge. Along with the the

14:45

sort of pantomime, the facade,

14:48

And all of this leads

14:50

to this idea that we should

14:52

be

14:54

they want us to be at war with

14:56

China. Right. So the

14:58

dark elements of the deep state

15:00

-- Right. -- what have you -- Right. -- they want

15:02

to get into this long

15:05

planned war with China. Right. And

15:07

GE is on board. Right. Right. So

15:09

they could I based on what

15:11

you're describing, just say we

15:13

are fighting a war

15:14

now. There

15:14

is no need for a balloon. No need for a balloon whatsoever.

15:17

They could you have the key players to

15:19

just be like, hey, war

15:21

began. There now. That is

15:23

one thing. There's a that's a thing they can

15:25

do. Yeah. Or even if she is

15:27

on board, then you could just have a

15:29

far more hostile provocation. Yeah.

15:32

Totally. Or there's all kinds there's all kinds

15:34

of options that would be much sure

15:36

a path to

15:38

the the goal. I mean, if the plan is

15:40

to start a war, then

15:42

you can just start a war if you are

15:44

the leader of a

15:45

nation. You can be like I

15:46

fire award you, sir. You

15:49

need Casa's belly. I understand

15:51

you may need that, but even that an

15:53

air AAA little balloon is not going to get

15:55

the

15:55

America. We through nine fucking eleven

15:58

and you're gonna start a war over a balloon.

16:00

Fuck that

16:00

noise. It was a pretty weird balloon. Shit out of

16:02

here. Pretty weird balloon.

16:04

Not a chance. No war over

16:06

balloons. So that's one theory.

16:08

No. You know, that she is on

16:10

board, which is trying to do this pantomime

16:12

in order to start a

16:13

war.

16:13

Yeah. Yeah. But

16:14

there's other there's other theories too.

16:16

So what's really going on? I

16:18

do think it's interesting Kim Goegan,

16:21

and you may know who she is. Doctor

16:24

Paul Goegan. Yeah. She is

16:26

saying that what it really is,

16:28

is the deep state surveying

16:31

a certain going over to

16:33

Glacier National Park like they don't

16:35

they can't go there any other time. But nonetheless

16:38

-- Right. -- using a balloon that

16:40

they're going to actually

16:43

go through a portal which is

16:45

believe this is actually the kind of

16:47

technology and the reality of of

16:49

our world. That's what I'm saying. That would link

16:52

through to the sun that would then

16:54

open a portal of air that,

16:57

I guess, a through line to earth. Now,

16:59

CERN is doing this kind of thing all time.

17:01

Oh, there's a

17:03

lot of people don't know this, but linear

17:06

accelerators are

17:09

are able to open portals as well. So

17:12

anywhere you have on Earth, a linear

17:14

accelerator, Brookhaven,

17:17

I think, is called Brooke Haven Lab

17:20

starts with the word Brooke. And

17:22

I think it's over in maybe Massachusetts or

17:24

somewhere like that. Is is

17:27

is very well known for opening

17:28

portals. Well,

17:29

she doesn't sweat the details. Yeah. It doesn't

17:31

seem

17:31

to be as important as you might imagine for portal

17:34

opening. I think if were convinced that

17:36

some place was notorious for opening

17:38

portals. I know what state it was in

17:40

and maybe know the name of it because I

17:42

mean, it would be a very central part of.

17:45

Here's the thing. We've all known about this.

17:47

We've all known that linear accelerators open

17:49

portals all the time. We've known about this since

17:52

the eighties. If you get a

17:54

proton up to eighty eight miles

17:56

per

17:57

hour.

17:57

Right. Alright. Jigawatt

17:59

will get in a portal. I

18:03

think that you should probably distinguish between

18:05

linear particle accelerators and

18:07

linear accelerators which are used to treat cases.

18:09

Yeah. But Yeah.

18:12

So we got a portal to the sun. We got a portal

18:14

to the

18:15

sun. Unclear what the point of that would be since

18:17

you die immediately

18:18

or anything. No. I mean, the because you

18:20

guys get the energy from the sun. It makes it

18:22

so, you

18:22

know, too much energy. Listen. Okay. So we've got

18:25

we've got this whole stove thing going

18:27

on. Right. Everybody's all mad about that

18:29

-- Okay. -- what they should be doing is opening

18:31

portals to the surface of the sun.

18:33

That'll heat everything

18:34

instantly. No worries. I imagine what

18:36

you're picturing is there's a portal and you

18:38

take, like, a plug through it and

18:40

you plug into the

18:41

sun, then you bring I

18:44

feel like

18:44

that works. I have a generator in

18:47

the fall of the sun. Absolutely. Maybe it's

18:49

too yeah. Maybe I don't

18:50

know. Do feel like that's what she's saying is that

18:52

it's an energy it's an energy thing.

18:54

Right? You have to open portal to the sun to get energy

18:57

out of

18:57

it. Now, to be honest, I don't know. Okay. I

18:59

think it might be a evil aliens

19:01

coming through the portal -- Right. -- thing.

19:04

Okay.

19:04

That could be, but don't know who's on the

19:06

sun. I wanna establish this with

19:08

all peoples of all conspiracies

19:11

whatsoever alien or

19:13

no. You just can't step

19:15

on a star. You just can't do it. No

19:17

stepping on stars anywhere in the

19:19

universe, no star can be stepped on.

19:21

It just can't be stepped on. Right.

19:23

Yeah.

19:25

Well, fine. But I I would also like to

19:27

establish a ground rule where everything has to

19:29

have a reason.

19:30

Sure. Very clearly stated, why are

19:32

we opening this portal to the sun?

19:33

Right. Because it could be energy? Yeah.

19:36

I mean, it seems it seems intuitive

19:38

that it would be. Well, we don't know exactly,

19:40

but we

19:40

do know where this intel is coming from.

19:42

Yeah. Okay. And you'll never guess.

19:45

She's getting all her information. She said

19:48

repeatedly from Valiant Thor,

19:50

who's a Venusian who came to

19:52

our perspective and talked to Eisenhower many,

19:55

many years ago. Morning. Is he still

19:57

on earth? Is he still on earth? Kelly Ford?

19:59

I don't believe so. I believe he's That is my question

20:02

also. In on Venus.

20:04

But I think there's a, you know, there's

20:06

a way that higher

20:09

dimensional entities, if you wanna

20:11

call them that, such as a Thor,

20:14

can or just you know,

20:16

individuals who have, like,

20:18

if a Venusian would probably

20:20

be a sixty being, can

20:23

communicate directly with a human

20:25

being. Okay? Through telepathy

20:27

and so on. So apparently, she's

20:29

got telepathic and she says

20:31

she goes to Venus and so on and so forth. That's

20:33

her deal. Okay? I realized

20:35

that some people are gonna think this is

20:37

ludicrous, but there is

20:40

some bases in reality

20:42

for some of this information. Those

20:44

bases in reality for some of this information,

20:46

Jordan.

20:47

No life, but her say that

20:49

is her deal. That's her deal. That got

20:51

me. I know the strength.

20:53

Right. That no. I I listen.

20:55

Before we broke any argument, that

20:57

is her deal.

20:58

Her deal. That's her g. Telepathically connected

21:00

Venuti.

21:01

So let's just get that out of the way. Right.

21:04

So that question from

21:06

the host might give you some indication

21:08

of why I didn't know their

21:09

names.

21:09

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is

21:10

Valiant Thor still

21:12

on Earth? Hey. Valiant Thor.

21:14

Still on Earth? That's

21:15

a great follow-up. That

21:16

is essentially be be, like, how's

21:18

the underground right now? The

21:21

the the

21:24

the notion that that would be your question after

21:26

someone tells you that it's possible that

21:28

these balloons and stuff are

21:30

in order to go to Glacier

21:33

National Park and open a portal to the

21:35

sun. Sure. And this is information coming from

21:37

the Venetian who spoke

21:39

to Eisenhower But

21:41

his name was Valiant Thor. And your question

21:44

is, is he still on Earth? He

21:46

kind of misses a lot of the point. It's

21:48

it's the this is the good morning America

21:51

of conspiracy theories. That's like that's

21:53

like a Cali

21:54

Rippa, like, oh, so the the

21:56

pandemic spat, should we wear

21:58

yellow?

21:59

Should masks be yellow?

22:00

Yeah. Exactly. I think I'm

22:02

not gonna be that benign on

22:05

it because Jim Fitzer is a regular cast

22:07

this fucking

22:07

show.

22:08

That's fair.

22:08

And I think anybody

22:10

who talks to him a second time --

22:12

Yeah. -- isn't in law enforcement -- Yeah. --

22:14

is suspect. You're not wrong.

22:16

You're not wrong. So

22:18

this war with China that's gonna

22:20

come is, of course, predestined

22:24

to or something. Sure. But

22:26

there's gonna be sides that are taken -- Okay.

22:28

-- in this

22:29

war. But

22:29

not just America versus China. No.

22:31

No. But there's going to be people who side with

22:33

China, people who side with the US.

22:35

Okay. The thing is saying

22:37

that this so called war with

22:39

China and China will be

22:42

backed by Iran, and

22:44

Russia will be on the side of the US.

22:47

So let's get our play.

22:48

Interesting. Okay? So

22:50

Russia

22:50

Interesting. For them. Is

22:52

already actually on the

22:54

side, not of the deep state part

22:56

of the US, but the side

22:59

that Trump and and the white hats

23:01

are are in control

23:02

of, which includes space

23:04

force as you can appreciate. I can

23:06

appreciate. Look, so

23:09

the notion here is that China

23:11

and Iran will be

23:12

allied, which is believable enough. Like, Iran

23:15

wants to join the BRICS group.

23:16

Yeah. Yeah. And so it's a smart move for them.

23:19

Yeah. And Russia. Trust

23:21

America. That's for fucking

23:22

sure. Russia is gonna side with the US,

23:24

which is actually already the case.

23:26

Oh, that makes sense. Because the Patriots and

23:28

whatever, you know, Putin's aligned with them. Yeah.

23:30

And what she's actually really expressing is

23:32

just that they all

23:34

love Putin.

23:35

Yeah. It does feel like what they

23:37

are saying is we would rather

23:39

Putin run things than --

23:41

Yeah. -- our government -- hundred percent

23:42

-- Which

23:43

because our real government is aligned

23:45

with Putin

23:46

-- Right. -- and the fake government that is --

23:48

Right. -- in reality -- Right. -- in

23:50

office -- Right. -- is adversarial.

23:53

They are

23:56

tiresome. Tires up. Mhmm.

23:58

I am am very tired. Well,

24:01

yeah. I I think I think

24:03

it's less tiring when you kinda

24:05

just see, like, oh, what you're

24:07

articulating here is that you

24:11

side with Putin. You like Putin a lot.

24:13

Yeah. Right. And you're willing to overlook all

24:15

the murder. Sure. And

24:18

one of the issues though is that Biden is a

24:20

puppet of the CCP. The

24:22

Chinese Communist Party. The

24:24

the alliances here are so confusing.

24:27

China and Iran

24:28

right. No. That one that one I'm fine with. That

24:30

one makes sense. They are over here.

24:32

Strong footing. Biden, the fake

24:34

US government, as a puppet of the CCP.

24:37

Right. I'm struggling with that one.

24:38

Why? Big over

24:40

here is the real US company that

24:42

is, like, Trump and Juan

24:45

O'Sheaven who

24:46

is and

24:48

they are involved with

24:49

Putin. Right. Okay.

24:51

And they're the good guys. Right. Right.

24:54

Okay. That's all to understand.

24:57

How you get there? Now let me throw

24:59

wrench in the gears. Yes. Where

25:01

does she stand?

25:05

This is my blowing. Okay. So

25:08

there are deals with making tons of

25:10

money from the CCP, from China

25:13

such that Biden became their

25:15

puppet. Okay? And he also became

25:17

the puppet of what we call the New World

25:19

Order. So China, the CCP,

25:22

and the New World Order are perfectly

25:25

intertwined. However,

25:27

there's a portion of China, at

25:30

least there years to be. That

25:32

may involve some of the Chinese elders.

25:35

It involves Xi and it involves

25:39

basically the what

25:41

is called the alliance. Okay? Some people

25:43

call it the alliance, which

25:46

involves, again, the players

25:48

that want to see peace

25:51

on earth -- Absolutely. -- a much

25:53

more egal litarium system,

25:56

let's say, where human freedoms

25:58

are preserved as opposed to the opposite,

26:00

which

26:02

the CCP is notorious for. Yeah.

26:04

Wait.

26:04

This is quite a wrench. Wait.

26:06

Wait. Wait. Wait. So she is actively

26:08

against his own party -- Well, he's

26:10

with -- and made him dictator for lies

26:12

with the elders and

26:15

the alliance -- Sure. -- they weren't human

26:17

freedom. Right. And what have you? Right.

26:19

There's, like, this resistance within

26:21

-- Sure. -- and

26:22

it it happens to involve

26:25

the dictator -- Right.

26:27

-- who's

26:28

been the head of the CCP since, like,

26:30

twenty twelve. See, the thing about him

26:32

is that the CCP is

26:34

him. We're like, hey, let's give

26:36

this man infinite power and

26:39

extend his power until he dies.

26:41

Which who knows if we're gonna let

26:43

that happen? Yeah. So the CCP

26:46

and Xi might as well be synonymous. Yeah. They

26:48

might as in terms of being a power entity.

26:50

The thing she says is what

26:52

CCP

26:53

does. That's how it works. That's

26:55

just how it works. I don't even understand

26:58

what the goal is here in

27:00

terms of, like, trying to rehab

27:02

g for the

27:03

Patriots. Even then, it's like so

27:05

so then So so then she

27:08

is secretly working against his

27:10

own party? With the

27:12

the elders and the alliance. Yeah.

27:16

So then she is

27:20

then the CCP is a false flag.

27:24

I mean, this is Tyria. This is

27:26

Tyria. Yeah. Yes. The other stuff wasn't

27:28

Tyria. Yes. This is

27:29

I I spoke too soon. Yeah. So

27:31

we actually only have one more clip

27:34

from this first appearance because there's not

27:36

not a ton.

27:37

Because it's a little late have much going.

27:39

I got bored. Yeah. No. Fair.

27:41

But this this is interesting. We

27:44

we touch on the issue of the

27:45

vaccine. Okay. And what it's

27:47

doing to us. Okay. And this, if true,

27:50

quite scary. Unfortunately, the

27:52

article doesn't really go

27:54

into the deep, you know, the deep

27:57

secret information that I

27:59

do. They don't go into that

28:01

area, so they don't really understand what

28:03

they're talking about, like where it all leads.

28:05

But the end result is they at

28:08

least know that it's surveilling you from the inside.

28:10

Exactly. It takes away your personal freedom.

28:12

Sure. They decide at that point this

28:15

deep state just like with the monetary system

28:17

that they want to roll out. They

28:19

can help where you spend your money, where you

28:21

spend your time, how your body is reacting,

28:24

to their experiment, which

28:26

was COVID-nineteen. Right?

28:28

So they needed to track all the bodies,

28:30

but looser race. I'm sorry,

28:32

has it's called. And

28:34

the smart dust that isn't involved

28:37

in the backs -- Mhmm. --

28:39

was also put there surveil

28:41

you in these ways. Okay? And

28:44

these various companies are simply facilitators.

28:47

In some cases, sometimes they're extremely

28:49

active. You can imagine oracle

28:52

and some of the usual suspects are

28:54

all involved, you

28:56

know, getting contracts with the deep state.

28:59

So that when we look at the whole

29:01

COVID debacle

29:04

and takeover of our bodies, to

29:06

link us to the board, which is

29:08

also called homo board Genesis'

29:11

name -- Good name. --

29:11

courtroom -- Good name. -- on some legal

29:13

So -- Good name. -- which is, you know,

29:16

just like the Star Trek Borg

29:18

-- Uh-huh. -- this is the

29:19

AI. Okay? And it is an AI

29:21

that is off planet Okay.

29:24

So, yeah, there's the the vaccine

29:27

is to track us and control us

29:29

from within, which is great. But

29:32

then we get to the borg thing.

29:34

Right. Which is fun. Yeah. That is enjoyable.

29:37

So the argument is essentially

29:40

that THE

29:41

VACCINE, THE MRNA -- CHANGES

29:44

PEOPLE'S DNA TO THE POINT WHERE THEY'RE NO

29:46

LONGER HUMAN. NOW THEY'RE NOT LEGAL

29:48

classified as

29:49

not at all. They're bored. They're homoborg Genesys.

29:51

Homoborg Genesys?

29:52

Yes. Again, great name. Sure. And

29:55

that that means they don't have the same right as

29:57

humans

29:57

-- Yes. -- and and all this. But isn't it all

29:59

of us?

30:00

Everyone got vaccinated.

30:02

Sure. Fair enough. We don't have rights anymore. Fair enough.

30:04

Fair enough. We lose even more rights

30:06

when we get boosters. That's terrible idea.

30:08

I'm just making that part up. Sure. It's not part

30:10

of their conspiracy. No. No. No. Anyway, this

30:12

comes from a guy named Todd Calender. Who

30:14

just made this shit in my calendar.

30:16

Alright. You just made it up. I I

30:18

am I I need

30:21

from my sci fi weirdos. Mhmm.

30:23

I need them to have something more

30:25

impressive than real life. You know,

30:28

like, a med

30:28

bed. I get that. It's a space

30:31

technology that we can't possibly understand

30:33

who he grows limbs totally the whole

30:35

chick. Yeah. But I

30:37

know that an mRNA vaccine is

30:40

made because we have the gene editing tool

30:42

CRISPR, which allows us to

30:44

reform certain things at

30:46

a molecular level, you know? That's fucking

30:48

amazing. We can do that. Mhmm. And you're

30:50

gonna come at me with they've got smart

30:52

dust, fuck off. They

30:54

had smart dust that turns us into homoboard Jesus.

30:56

No. We can adjust to the very

30:58

building blocks of life. You give us credit

31:01

for that shit and make up something better.

31:02

Yeah. The the Todd

31:06

Calendar -- Sure. -- claimed that

31:08

this was based on a published

31:11

paper from NASA's Langley Research

31:13

Center. Oh,

31:14

NASA's Langley Research Center. Yeah.

31:16

And USA TODAY reached out to

31:18

Langley Research Center and the the person

31:21

said, quote, there are there is zero

31:23

truth to these wacky claims. Yeah.

31:26

The the paper doesn't exist. They

31:28

never did research on this stuff, and

31:30

it's all just this weirdo made something

31:33

up. And now it's really popular among

31:35

space weirdos. I'm

31:37

I'm not saying, but I'm just not gonna

31:39

trust. I'm not gonna trust somebody

31:42

named calendar first.

31:44

What about Marie Calendar? You gonna trust her for some

31:46

pies? Not

31:47

yet. I'm gonna need to I'm gonna need to confirm

31:49

it. I'm gonna need to confirm it with someone else. I just don't

31:51

trust calendars.

31:52

Hold out for the pies.

31:53

Okay. Fair enough.

31:53

I think I feel like my mom got Marie

31:56

Calendar. Oh,

31:57

no. We don't know. Mhmm. So

32:00

Yeah. We're bored. Right.

32:03

Where's Valium Thor in all this

32:04

though? Valium Thor is on

32:07

Venus.

32:08

Sure, but it's not on Earth anymore. Is he

32:09

cool with us being bored? Probably

32:12

not.

32:13

That's fair. I mean, that's why he's talking

32:15

to this lady who's talking about the portal to

32:17

the sun. That makes sense. I don't actually know

32:19

exactly. That is one of the problems

32:21

with object permanence

32:22

-- Yeah. --

32:23

is that, like, valiant Thor and the portal

32:25

to the sun exist at the same time, people are becoming

32:28

bored. Has to has to also interact

32:30

with that. He has an opinion. He can't I mean, at the

32:32

very least, Valentine's like,

32:33

oh, I'm glad Eisenhower didn't live to see this.

32:35

Reached for combat. Valentine's horse said,

32:38

boom. Come against you. I'm against

32:40

you. There's snake ventilamentate.

32:43

Yep. Too much smart dust.

32:45

So the second appearance

32:48

comes about. this point, there's more UFO

32:50

talk. Sure. You know, there's been more

32:53

sightings of of things. Things

32:55

are shot down out of the

32:56

sky. Totally.

32:56

We've got multiple things.

32:58

Right. And here's the deal. That's

33:00

not happening.

33:01

So okay. So

33:02

Exactly. To the to the UFO's.

33:05

They're not shooting them down. Okay.

33:07

This is probably not

33:09

happening. Alright? What they're really

33:11

doing is sure they're taking shots at

33:13

them, but they go interdimensional, like,

33:16

in a half a second. And they can see

33:18

whatever it is coming at them. Okay? They've

33:20

got you can appreciate. Their

33:22

technology is at least as good

33:24

as ours.

33:26

No. It cannot be at least as good as

33:28

ours must be better.

33:29

Where we can actually go mono mono

33:31

with the off planet races is

33:34

that we made deals back

33:37

in the time of Eisenhower

33:39

with some of the races, with the

33:41

more negative XMen, we

33:43

allowed them to abduct

33:45

Wait. What about value and thought? Duck people.

33:47

Okay. Children, women,

33:50

even impregnate women because that's the

33:52

alien abduction that went

33:55

on south of the border. Big time.

33:57

Huge. ALL OF THOSE CHILDREN

33:59

ARE NOW GROWING UP. THEY'RE ALIAN HUMAN

34:02

HYBRIDGE. JUPITAN: LETTING THEM IN AT THE

34:04

BORDER. THEY'RE drawn to

34:06

the program to go to the border, to cross

34:09

into the United States. So what we

34:11

will have in the future is kind of an

34:13

x men scenario if you

34:15

can appreciate

34:16

that.

34:16

So they're also they have powers apparently.

34:18

So if I if I understand

34:20

human babies. If I understand

34:22

correctly, because of deals Eisenhower

34:25

made with bad aliens, Mexico

34:27

X are coming from

34:28

us. Yes. Because they're they're

34:30

drawn to the border. Yes. They're all

34:32

your family. Obviously. Obviously.

34:35

Also that does mean that Valium Thor

34:37

is bad. Right? Because he is the one who

34:39

made the deals with Eisenhower. Right.

34:41

And she said they made deals with the bad

34:43

aliens. Show it aliens. I

34:45

mean, if that's the case, then Val plethora is at

34:47

the very least complicit in Eisenhower's deals

34:49

with the bad aliens. Right. Val

34:51

plethora is involved in brokering Yeah.

34:53

Exactly. With the negative failures. Hundred percent.

34:55

Yeah. Yeah. Also, here's the problem.

34:58

Like, Eisenhower left office

35:00

in nineteen sixty one. So

35:02

if there was a deal made while he

35:05

was in office, then the

35:07

children that

35:08

were, like, initially part

35:10

of this would be, like, sixty.

35:11

They would be about

35:12

sixty. So yeah. I I don't

35:14

know if it's sixty year old superheroes.

35:17

I mean, hold on. Hard eye. You

35:19

don't know how how quick the alien human

35:22

hybrids' age, that could be their

35:24

larval stage. They might still be they

35:26

might still be growing underground. You have to do

35:28

the

35:28

thing. It could

35:29

definitely be a Groco. We have a Groco situation.

35:31

Groco situation. There's a whole swap

35:33

of Mexican Groco's

35:35

headed towards the border. Well,

35:37

that would be great. That would be great. So cute.

35:39

I am on their team every time every

35:41

time Carrie's like, oh, he made

35:43

a deal with the evil

35:44

ones. It's always a great idea. Like

35:47

Mexican X I I

35:49

find this difficult. Yeah.

35:51

Because let let's let's I think

35:53

your theory is fantastic, but

35:55

let's throw it to the side assume, alright,

35:57

aging is regular normal. Yes.

35:59

Yes. Here's the here's the deal. If it

36:01

weren't, we would notice that there were bunch

36:03

of, like, Benjamin Button Someone would have to

36:06

have noticed by now. And that introduces the

36:08

second problem -- Sure. -- that if people who

36:10

are half alien, half human, If

36:12

they grow at a normal human

36:15

rate -- Sure. -- then they

36:17

would

36:17

like, someone would have known the superpowers earlier.

36:20

Right? I mean, it wouldn't be just

36:22

now. I I've been here's what's

36:25

the most accurate thing. It's been what?

36:27

Like, sixty sixty five

36:29

years? Yes. Sixty two years. The most

36:31

accurate thing in all superhero

36:34

and X movies is whenever the news

36:36

shows up as a teenager kills hundreds

36:38

of

36:38

people. The news is gonna be there,

36:40

man. If a teenager suddenly explodes

36:43

the fucking And

36:43

then there's also cover ups. Sure.

36:46

Sure. But, I mean, come on. That's

36:48

a pretty big cover up. There's thousands of Well,

36:50

they I mean,

36:51

they've covered a valiant Thor making a deal

36:53

with Eisenhower. Yeah. We'd think what they could do.

36:55

They'd cover up anything. They've covered up the portal to the

36:57

sun. That is true. I mean and, frankly,

37:00

every single linear accelerator creates

37:02

portals. So they've been covering up so much

37:04

information. They've covered

37:05

up a place that might be in Massachusetts.

37:07

Man, that's true.

37:09

So Trump knows about this XMen scenario,

37:11

but what I see does. Yep. So

37:13

what we will have in the future is kind

37:15

of an X Men scenario if

37:18

you can appreciate

37:19

that. Yeah. Trump no.

37:21

No.

37:21

It's my favorite, like, styles. And and I'm gonna

37:23

show you that Actually, the reason

37:25

Trump knows all of this and you have to go back

37:27

to Nixon and go back

37:30

to there's a couple videos

37:32

out there where one hundred and seven I

37:35

won't say his real name, you know,

37:38

this time, but, you know, who he is.

37:40

If you if you know you know --

37:41

Why? -- as they say. Why? What are we talking

37:44

about? And he

37:45

said Yes. He said Trump

37:47

became very good friends kind

37:49

of Nixon was kind of a mentor to

37:52

Trump when he was young. So

37:54

he was and Nixon was fully

37:56

read in on the alien situation. Not

37:59

only did Nixon Nixon was like Eisenhower's

38:02

right hand. So when Eisenhower

38:04

was meeting with those alien

38:06

races, guess who was there,

38:08

Nixon. Okay? So when you

38:10

see that Never agreed to call

38:11

a man five. And you cannot ignore the fact

38:13

that Trump knows it all. Okay?

38:16

So So don't go around thinking that

38:18

he's dumb or he doesn't know what's going

38:20

on bullshit. He knows the whole

38:22

thing. So on

38:25

top of it, that means one hundred and seven knows the

38:27

whole thing. Okay? And they

38:29

are the two in essence leaders

38:31

of the white what we call the white hats, the resistance.

38:34

So, yeah, 107 is JFK Junior.

38:36

That's what she's she's teasing at.

38:38

Man, every time she described something

38:42

that is bad. Mhmm. She's like

38:45

and that's why Trump and the good guys

38:47

are doing it. And then

38:49

it's like, oh, god. That's why

38:51

we love Nick and, like, I don't understand

38:54

how you don't get that all the things that

38:56

you describe as bad are

38:58

ascribed

38:59

correctly to the people you like.

39:01

I don't

39:02

I don't understand. And like,

39:04

I I wanna I wanna just throw this out there

39:06

too, assuming that,

39:10

you know, JFK Junior is one

39:11

of -- Sure. Sure. Sure. --

39:12

let's play Let's

39:13

be a big assumption, but assuming. Let's play that

39:15

game. Yes. Eisenhower again,

39:19

was out of office in nineteen sixty one.

39:21

Sure. When he Nixon

39:23

was his vice president. Yeah. And

39:26

JFK Junior was born in November

39:28

nineteen sixty. Oh, see. I

39:30

don't know if he would have been around for

39:33

that period of time. So

39:35

he he wouldn't know. You know, he would

39:37

a bit around for Valiant Thor. Bringing

39:39

updates

39:40

is a bad idea. That's true. Okay.

39:42

That's where we all get into trouble. Then

39:45

they're unhappy. We're unhappy. Because

39:48

then things aren't possible in an

39:50

unfund

39:50

way. I was just regular possible. I would

39:52

also

39:53

like to call in to question the extent to which

39:55

Nixon was Trump's mentor.

39:59

would say I would say strongly

40:01

again I know there's that picture of

40:03

him shaking hands with Reagan. Sure.

40:05

Everyone is turned into, like,

40:07

a giant thing. Yeah. I didn't know that, like,

40:10

every Republican president

40:12

except for Ford has

40:14

apparently been ushering Trump

40:16

into office

40:18

That's the sixties. Yeah.

40:20

You know personal

40:22

experience, maybe prophecies, not

40:24

as good as as

40:27

constant hard work by

40:29

every president for the past sixty

40:31

some odd

40:32

years. Yeah.

40:33

Yeah. Yeah. They've been really working towards

40:35

this goal

40:35

and --

40:35

Damn it. -- they've pulled it off. That's

40:38

that's I I think that's cutting them

40:40

a lot short if you say, oh, well, he was

40:42

prophyl daughter. He's the golden child. Or he's

40:44

the he's the that he's God's chosen

40:46

one. Mhmm. That's discounting the effort

40:49

of a lot of awful men.

40:50

True. Yeah. It's true. So

40:52

also, I just wanna I I What

40:55

is a X scenario?

40:57

It's an X Men scenario. There's just so many

40:59

goddamn x men. That's the scenario. Too

41:02

many x men. Alright.

41:05

Frankly, I am disappointed in

41:07

her. If they are

41:09

XMen coming from south of the border,

41:12

X men is right there. It's

41:14

right there. True. It is right there.

41:17

Yep. Yep. That's brutal.

41:23

I had

41:29

a dream last night, which is very

41:31

concerning because the dream. Always.

41:33

I was trying to convince my sister not

41:36

to take the backs, but it's probably not

41:38

this version of the back. X.

41:41

When I when I dream I dream a

41:43

lot by the future. So now

41:45

I'm very concerned that they are gonna

41:47

release something else. There's

41:50

gonna be a so called need -- Great

41:53

audio. -- you know, host of issues. Solution.

41:55

They're creating another problem. They're doing

41:57

it right now. Even Tedros, who's

42:00

head of the, you know,

42:02

who. Right? He has

42:04

actually announced that he thinks he's got

42:06

a new concoction out there that's not

42:09

what he calls

42:09

it. It's what I call it. A bio

42:11

weapon that is going to be related to

42:13

the bird flu. Jordan, when you

42:16

heard her say, Tedros is the leader of

42:18

the who -- Yeah. -- you rushed your mic to

42:20

your son your face. I know you were

42:22

gonna say wasn't gonna say anything. No.

42:26

No. Are you sure? Sure.

42:29

You weren't gonna make a joke about the

42:31

who? Nope. There's

42:33

no tombs of both of them. Or maybe the Guess who?

42:37

I'm great. I am sure.

42:40

So, yes, you gotta profit a dream that she's

42:42

gonna tell her sister not to get to the next

42:44

vax to something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

42:46

Yeah. That's that's that's

42:49

a really

42:51

riveting dream. And at the dream, I'm

42:53

sure will come true. She

42:55

will

42:56

advise her sister not to get

42:58

eventually point of the future. Eventually, there

43:00

will be a new vaccine for a disease we

43:02

have had for a long time, and she'll be like, no,

43:04

don't get it. Yeah. Sure. I mean, maybe

43:06

it'll be a breakthrough of some, like,

43:08

previously existing conditions or

43:10

there could be another another novel

43:14

strain of something that means they're working on

43:16

vaccines for HIV as we speak. It's

43:18

entirely possible that one will be mass produced.

43:21

Mhmm. Yep. Yep. There's there

43:23

is a lot of vaccines to tell people not

43:25

to get

43:25

so many smallpox. We're gonna there's

43:28

a lot of diseases you don't wanna get that we

43:30

would like to give you a free

43:32

pass on. So Kerry has

43:34

some thoughts about the

43:37

the idea of, like, the social

43:40

distancing, self QUARANTINING SELF

43:42

ISOLATING THAT WENT ON DURING

43:44

COVID. AND THIS WAS REALLY

43:46

BEWELDRING. PEOPLE DON'T REALIZE THIS

43:48

WITH THESE BIO WEAPONS IN SOME CASES

43:50

BECAUSE the way the human body is.

43:53

We have a built in immune system that

43:55

requires there'd be an incubation time

43:59

for the so called virus. Alright?

44:01

So they can release

44:03

it now with a balloon

44:05

in a specific area, and

44:08

then it won't show up in population

44:10

for whatever the incubation time

44:12

is, three maybe. Okay?

44:14

Two months, maybe one month. Maybe

44:16

one week. Who knows? All I'm

44:18

saying is that according to one of my

44:21

whistleblower, there's an incubation time.

44:23

By the way, that's part of the reason

44:26

why they had to do the lockdowns. The

44:28

lockdown was to allow for

44:30

the incubation period. So

44:32

the humans would be kept

44:34

in

44:34

space. Because when okay. When you're out

44:37

and you're moving around and all the humans

44:39

are out moving.

44:39

Don't explain that

44:41

Everything gets released, okay, through

44:43

the field of resonance. Okay.

44:45

It dissipates. They they didn't

44:47

want it to dissipate. They wanted it to incubate.

44:50

So they had to have this so called

44:52

lockdown was well of, you know, nonsense.

44:55

And and the masks. Just,

44:58

you know, what a programming device that is,

45:00

you know, shut the fuck up and,

45:02

you know, so on. So

45:06

so Okay. So so just

45:08

be warned.

45:09

Be warned. Be warned. Don't

45:11

think she knows what an incubation period

45:14

is.

45:14

If you go outside, you will

45:16

not be sick. Right. It dissipates.

45:19

And whatever you've been exposed to in

45:21

within your your body --

45:23

Sure. -- would go away. It'll just -- Right. -- as

45:25

humans all walk around and

45:27

around other humans -- Right. -- the field of

45:29

resonance draws the

45:32

the black bile from your from

45:34

your liver --

45:35

Mhmm. -- naturally. See the problem is you're

45:37

caught up in this germ theory. I'm

45:40

like, I don't know, cause and

45:41

effect. Sure. Sure. You know I

45:43

mean, III think

45:45

it is a so a virus because

45:47

it is I

45:48

think it's so cold because yeah.

45:51

So look, the the

45:53

the deal here -- Sure. -- the incubation.

45:55

What is the deal? Well, the

45:57

incubation period's just like you you're

46:00

exposed to something and then the time

46:02

that it takes for symptoms. Right.

46:04

To -- Right. -- to show up. So early

46:06

on in the pandemic, as you might recall

46:08

-- Yeah. -- before we had, like, really decent

46:11

and available WELL TESTS. RIGHT?

46:13

ONE OF THINGS THAT WAS NOTED AND PEOPLE

46:15

WHO ARE SICK WAS THAT OFTEN

46:18

IT TOOK UP TO TWO WEEKS FOR

46:21

SYMPTOMS TO EMERGED PEOPLE

46:23

WHO HAD BEEN EXPOSED TO SOMEBODY WHO

46:25

HAD TO

46:26

deposit. Which was why it was so transmissible is

46:28

because you

46:29

would be outside without symptoms around

46:31

other people -- Exactly. -- and infectious. And

46:34

so the guidance that was largely

46:36

given was you should quarantine

46:38

or self isolate for two weeks

46:40

if you had exposure to

46:42

someone who you knew was

46:45

positive or tested positive because

46:47

you would know by the end of

46:49

that time that the odds

46:51

are very good that you didn't get

46:53

it if you don't manifest symptoms within

46:56

that incubation period. Right. She

46:58

seems to think that it's like

47:01

they needed you to stay sitting

47:03

in your house --

47:04

Right. -- so the eggs could hatch.

47:06

Yes. Yes. Completely. To have certain

47:08

type of light on

47:09

you -- Right. -- or at all times in order for the

47:11

disease to grow. Yeah. I mean, in a sense,

47:13

she's right. When you do get into a field

47:15

of resonance, the the so

47:18

called virus dissipates. Now if we

47:20

use different words, then we could say that

47:22

when you go out in a large group of people,

47:24

the virus

47:26

infects a lot of other people.

47:27

But that doesn't diminish your infection.

47:30

No,

47:30

it does not. No. It

47:32

it's not like uh-huh. I

47:34

have a total of,

47:37

let's say, the virus is one.

47:39

Right. One whole virus. Right. And

47:41

I have given 808

47:44

eights of it to eight different people,

47:46

one eighths to each different person. Right? Therefore,

47:48

I have non life. We are we're all

47:51

we're all less

47:52

infected. We have one eighth of the disease.

47:54

Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. This is

47:56

how it works. It's it makes perfect sense for

47:58

diseases to work like, it's math. And

48:00

that is why we didn't

48:02

develop medicine for a long

48:04

time. Also, I'm really disappointed that

48:07

she seems to have dropped the COVID gives

48:09

people vampirism

48:11

subplot. Yeah. That was fun.

48:13

She needs to bring that one. Where are the the

48:15

vampirism. Now acknowledge that at one point

48:18

you said there. I think with COVID, you

48:20

should have to have a disclaimer, like

48:22

those those things that that run

48:24

at the end of a a credit or

48:26

crime. You know, those things of all the things you've

48:28

committed, like Mhmm. It should be, like, February

48:31

fourteenth. These two thousand twenty one flagrantly

48:33

rolling up exactly vampires. Yeah.

48:36

I I think that this is also the

48:38

cop out that you get when you're like, these are

48:40

what my whistleblower's are telling me. So

48:42

then when something is like completely wrong,

48:45

you'd be

48:45

like, Well, you know, it wasn't me. It was my whistleblower.

48:47

I am conveying information. Right.

48:49

don't have to be held accountable for Well, now

48:51

let's turn that around. You do need to be held

48:53

responsible for the information

48:56

you deem worth conveying.

48:59

And that they probably Definitely.

49:02

Information you conveyed because you dreamed

49:04

it. That's on you. Right. A

49:06

lot of people like to talk about their dreams,

49:08

apparently, like, they mean something. Oh, boy.

49:10

Anyway, the deep staters, they're

49:12

gonna be going down for the vaccine

49:14

because obviously it's killing everybody. Sure. Turning

49:17

us into a

49:17

borg. And that's why

49:20

you see the UFO's and stuff now.

49:22

We have the the deep state

49:25

being rolled out and very possibly

49:27

beginning to have prosecutions for

49:30

their role, and this is for individual

49:33

players at the very top. Ones

49:35

that they will sacrifice them.

49:37

Okay? This has always been

49:39

a deep state cabal Illuminati

49:42

thing. They will sacrifice some

49:44

of their members so that

49:46

their whole, you know, organization

49:49

is able to survive. That's always

49:52

the case. So people

49:54

like, if they wanna throw a bill

49:56

gates under the bus, they wanna throw

49:58

Fauci under the bus, whoever they decide

50:00

to sacrifice, Usually, it'll only

50:03

be a couple sacrifices. And

50:05

then, you know, the humans will just

50:07

calm down and go about their business thinking

50:09

they got what they wanted. Return to

50:11

your business humans. We have

50:13

perpetrators out there on a daily

50:15

basis in every walk of life.

50:18

So So that's

50:20

one thing that's happening and gonna,

50:22

you know, about to happen. So you can What

50:25

I'm trying to explain is why

50:27

the deep state. Why now? Why

50:29

suddenly pull the ailing card? Pull

50:31

the that, you know, do

50:33

another, you know --

50:35

Yes. You know, disease

50:37

thing. Yeah. You gotta do all these things because

50:39

the people are going down for the vaccine. You gotta distract

50:41

from that while you throw somebody out of the bus. Yeah.

50:43

Also, I I noticed a trend

50:45

that maybe I hadn't noticed in a lot of other

50:48

times we've covered her episodes, but there

50:50

is like a almost a derision she

50:52

has for the humans will go about their

50:54

business. It's weird.

50:56

Yep. No. I mean, I do

50:58

think there's very much she has claimed alien

51:00

heritage, you know. Well, she's been

51:02

told that she has had Yeah. And

51:05

you paged the racist to if She's eighty

51:07

and said that she was also a play eighty. She

51:09

has been abducted a

51:11

number of

51:11

time. That's what he has, like, secret secret

51:14

special abilities

51:14

-- Right.

51:15

-- stuff. But I don't think that she

51:17

is committed to, like, being part

51:19

alien. I mean, I think I

51:21

think it we it's it's hard not to

51:24

kind of if you live in a world

51:26

of mag majestic

51:29

aliens instantly appearing

51:31

and disappearing, how could you then

51:34

return to the modernity of, like,

51:36

look at everybody, wiping their

51:38

twice a day. You know, like, that sucks.

51:40

Mhmm. So why would you be on team human?

51:42

You'd be like, take me to take me to space.

51:46

No. III hear you. Yeah. I

51:48

just think it sucks. It does suck.

51:50

She abandoned us pretty

51:51

quick. Yeah. We are bullshit.

51:53

We're fairly okay. For weirdos

51:56

who were lying.

51:58

That's all it took for you to abandon the human

52:01

race. I mean, I get it. XMen

52:03

aren't, you know, as a whole

52:05

maybe. There what was it to oh, oh,

52:08

that's unfortunate. I realized that it's

52:10

a Ben Stein quote who also sucks. But

52:12

is like the average human is not such a

52:14

hot

52:15

item. Mhmm. You know, and

52:16

I think that there is a a sense that people

52:18

have of that. It's like, hey, a lot of people are pretty disappointing.

52:21

But then I realized that the Ben

52:22

Stein, quote, and I'm disappointed in him. So maybe

52:24

that quote sucks. Yeah. I think what

52:27

a lot of people think is that a

52:29

lot of people are different

52:31

from them. That's true. I think

52:34

a lot of people find themselves a lot more

52:36

interesting than a lot of other

52:37

people, and that's why we get the situation

52:39

where it's like most of these people suck

52:41

-- Yeah. -- because I'm great. And you know what?

52:43

I find that most of the time

52:46

people are pretty great. People are pretty fucking

52:48

great. I think we get a skewed perception these days

52:50

especially because of the Internet. Yeah. Because a lot

52:52

of people act like assholes online and

52:54

that that can really shave your perception

52:57

of how

52:58

people are. Oh, yeah. No. Once I when

53:00

I left Twitter, I thought people

53:02

were better.

53:04

Immediately. I was like, oh, everybody's a lot

53:06

nicer.

53:07

Yeah. Yeah. So Trump and

53:09

107. Sure. AKAJFKJFKJFK.

53:12

But we're gonna say her here?

53:13

Nope. They are

53:15

in charge of the good guys. Sure. They're

53:17

in charge of the patriots.

53:18

Right. But they're allied with Putin.

53:21

Yeah. Well,

53:21

I think they who's

53:24

here's what I would like to know.

53:26

Right. And

53:26

here's what Harry needs behind me.

53:28

She and the elders of the alliance. The

53:30

elders and the alliance.

53:31

Yeah. And a bunch of aliens. What

53:33

I would like? Packing order.

53:36

Alright. We've got all these we've got all these

53:38

-- Never. -- we got She, we've got

53:40

Putin, we got Trump, three men with

53:42

astronomical egos beyond what mortals

53:44

could ever

53:45

imagine. Yeah. Right? Who's

53:47

taken lead? Probably

53:50

Valiant Thor. So

53:55

anyway, they're in charge of the Patriots, and

53:57

they're in negotiations currently with

53:59

the bad

54:00

guys. Right. About who gets thrown under

54:02

the bus. Okay. The deal going

54:04

on right now, this is my view.

54:07

Is that the

54:09

white hats, Trump, and the white

54:11

hats, or n one, are

54:13

negotiating with the

54:15

dark side as to who's gonna be thrown

54:17

out and under the bus, what the dark

54:20

side can give up and they've decided

54:22

to give up Biden for example. Now

54:24

you have to think of why would they give up Biden

54:26

at this time? Because Biden

54:30

is up like an opening, he

54:32

and his son and the and the lap top

54:35

to all of the crimes

54:37

that happened in Ukraine because they're fully

54:39

involved in all of them. They're involved

54:41

with the human trafficking. They're involved

54:43

with pedophilia. They're involved with

54:46

the child sacrifice, which are

54:48

all part of the same picture. And

54:51

they're involved with the financial scams,

54:54

okay, and the money laundering, and

54:56

making huge amounts of money from there.

54:58

They're not the only ones in that administrative

55:00

Stration. Okay? Pelosi, her husband,

55:03

and, you know, their list goes on. Is

55:05

Paul Pelosi in the Biden administration? I

55:07

don't know. They're hammer fucking. I don't even

55:09

think, like, the speaker of the house or

55:11

former speaker of the house --

55:12

Yeah. -- she's not in the administration. Nope.

55:15

That's not how that works. No. That's not

55:17

even allowed to be how that works. You

55:19

can't both be in Congress and in the administration

55:22

at the same time.

55:22

It's well, unless you're the president of the Senate,

55:25

baby. Sure. That's fair. Bye. See,

55:29

I don't I don't know. You know, I

55:31

I it's nuts

55:34

that Trump and

55:36

Wano said are negotiating with

55:39

the deep state -- Yep. -- for who gets thrown under

55:41

the bus, and the de facto answer is

55:43

just the president. Yep. Yep.

55:46

Yep. It's just like, oh, yeah. We

55:48

could we could go ahead and point up the leader

55:50

of the free world. Yeah. What small

55:52

sacrifice? He's just a figurehead,

55:55

really. Right. And for the

55:57

humans, they would see him get killed by the

55:59

whomever and they'd be like, we'll go back

56:01

to our

56:01

business. Oh, about our business. It reminds mama

56:03

Harris is president now. She's she's

56:05

doing I like, she's doing the sci fi

56:08

trope that I I find enjoyable,

56:10

but at the same

56:11

time,

56:12

I Kevin McCarthy is vice president.

56:15

Is

56:15

that right? No. That's not how

56:18

that works. No.

56:18

It doesn't he Ascend. He's the speaker of the No.

56:20

You don't go from speaker in the house to

56:23

vice president. The vice president has chosen

56:25

by the

56:25

president. Now If both of them

56:27

die, then the speaker in the house goes directly

56:29

to president. Disagree. Because then

56:32

how it works a line of Shut up.

56:34

Shut up. COG. This is how

56:36

it works. Okay. McCarthy's vice

56:38

president -- Sure. -- Kamala Harris' president. Alright.

56:40

And then the Department

56:43

of Transportation -- Yeah. -- butage

56:45

--

56:45

Sure. -- becomes sick dairy

56:47

of agriculture.

56:48

Oh, they all have to shift they all have to shift

56:50

up one. That's that's I

56:52

think an inefficient system but a more

56:54

fun one. We are constrained by

56:56

what the founding fathers came up with.

56:59

This is just how it goes. Yeah. So,

57:02

yeah, this is dumb. Yeah. No. It reminds

57:04

me of Anne Lecky's

57:07

trilogy, ancillary that

57:09

starts with ancillary justice. Fantastic

57:11

novel really good, like,

57:14

buildings XMen about a character

57:16

that's that's also just learning to be

57:18

XMen, you know? Very good. And then at the end of

57:20

it, it winds up being, like, fifty

57:22

different and the third the third book winds

57:25

up being fifty different scenes

57:26

of, like, here's three people

57:28

in a room deciding the fate of Humana entity.

57:31

How dramatic and how cool is it?

57:33

And it's like that's that's never

57:35

how it works. Mhmm. It doesn't

57:37

work like that. Disagree. It

57:40

is 107

57:43

and Trump and

57:45

Bill Gates, maybe, and

57:48

the Roth Childs. And all of them

57:50

--

57:50

Even sitting in a couch.

57:51

-- sitting in a dark room around

57:53

the table one light overhead

57:56

-- Right. -- all of them smoking cigars

57:58

-- Right.

57:58

-- playing poker while they negotiate

58:00

who gets thrown under the bus. Right. Now I understand

58:03

that. But let's go back to a little treaty

58:05

of Versailles. Alright? When you get a small

58:07

group of people in the room

58:08

together, making up rules for the world,

58:11

it doesn't always go well. True.

58:13

It just doesn't. Yep. That's why you need aliens.

58:15

Yeah. Yeah. They're smarter. So

58:17

the white hats, sometimes, you see them

58:19

doing things that aren't good. And maybe

58:22

that's because you're making up stories about these people

58:24

and they are bad people. In order to justify

58:26

thinking that they are good people. Right. But in order

58:28

to justify that you have to think, like,

58:30

well, of course, they are going,

58:32

like, undercover. And sometimes they have to

58:34

do a bad thing. You

58:35

gotta you gotta snort coke

58:37

if you're the cop and you're to go undercover. You gotta

58:40

snort the Coke

58:40

to go. Yeah. Exactly. One

58:43

thing that drives me crazy is

58:46

people who think They find

58:48

something that the white hats are doing wrong.

58:51

It's kinda like finding the DIA at

58:53

fault. We're sending in an agent who

58:55

pretends to be a drug lord.

58:57

Oh, shit. Do you have the literal challenge?

59:00

The way to get takedown your

59:02

enemy is from within. You understand?

59:05

You can't just go right up to them

59:07

and shoot them in the head. Okay? All that

59:09

does is create a huge

59:11

war that, you know, with with lots

59:13

of chaos. That doesn't serve

59:15

either side. Either both

59:17

sides wanna survive.

59:19

Okay? You

59:19

just said they were starting a war. They planned

59:21

for attack as possible. Fine.

59:24

So that means there has to be

59:26

subterfuge on both XMen.

59:28

And it means that the white hat may

59:30

appear to be working with some dark

59:33

characters, befriending them,

59:35

you know, getting money from

59:37

them, you know, and there the players

59:40

are all known to a lot of us. Right?

59:42

But the fact of the matter is, it's

59:45

only by playing that game

59:47

that they get close enough and insight

59:49

enough to them expose.

59:51

And they haven't come to the exposed of

59:54

days yet. And

59:56

in some cases, what they'll do is they'll

59:58

shuttle off the exposure onto

1:00:01

someone else or some other organization like

1:00:04

Twitter. So they bought Twitter.

1:00:07

They made a deal with sorry.

1:00:11

My mind's just racing. With

1:00:13

a must. Right? And

1:00:17

he is basically come over

1:00:19

from the dark side. So they have something

1:00:21

on him. Understand how this works.

1:00:24

He doesn't just come over because he suddenly

1:00:26

turned over one day into a good guy.

1:00:29

He's been taking and taking and taking

1:00:32

his whole career is dependent on the

1:00:34

dark side. He's beholden to

1:00:36

them. Do you understand how that works?

1:00:39

It's the same with the guy who runs Facebook.

1:00:42

You know, Zuckerberg or meta.

1:00:44

And I did a whole down the head

1:00:47

over meta, the name meta because

1:00:50

you're talking about Mehta

1:00:53

is part of the word metal and metal

1:00:55

is meta l and l

1:00:57

is is, you know, the dark

1:00:59

god. No. Don't do that.

1:01:01

Israelis believe in. Take that back. Vindictive,

1:01:04

you know, one who wants to take if

1:01:06

you have a vindictive God, who

1:01:08

is jealous and all these

1:01:09

things, What you have is an Anakinaki.

1:01:12

I'm sorry. It's not God. Okay.

1:01:14

Alright. Okay. Yeah.

1:01:16

Alright. That's something. Okay. I'm

1:01:19

gonna throw this out at you. Right? Maybe.

1:01:22

Maybe. Giving rich and famous

1:01:25

people your unquestioned belief

1:01:28

that they are always doing good might

1:01:30

be why they are so often found

1:01:33

to be abusing people for

1:01:34

decades. With no repercussions.

1:01:38

What? Maybe. But but it's kind

1:01:40

of fun to imagine all this like

1:01:42

espionage and blackmail and

1:01:44

Elon

1:01:44

Musk. And all the it's kinda like us. Fucking

1:01:47

spying. They're just so fun.

1:01:49

Busy though. What do they what do they do

1:01:51

in their off time? Do they even have off

1:01:53

time? They're so busy, so diffusing. So

1:01:55

much stuff. Oh, god. So much stuff. You have

1:01:57

to farm this out to so many,

1:01:59

like -- Yeah. -- subcontractors. Yeah.

1:02:02

Yeah. Oh, I don't care about any stuff

1:02:04

though. But I do wanna point out that although

1:02:06

they share letters, meta and

1:02:08

meta don't come from the same roots at all.

1:02:10

No. Meadl comes from the Greek word,

1:02:13

which is a word that has connotations with

1:02:15

like things that are mind. Conversely,

1:02:17

meta is a prefix and preposition.

1:02:20

It comes from the Greek preposition, word

1:02:22

meta, which had a number of different

1:02:24

contexts depending on the word and sentence

1:02:27

it was used. Mhmm. It's most commonly

1:02:29

understood to mean like after or

1:02:31

change. For instance, metamorphosis

1:02:34

is the combination of the now morph

1:02:37

with which means shape and

1:02:39

meta meaning change unless you have a

1:02:41

change in shape or form that is

1:02:43

metamorphosis. Right. There are ton

1:02:45

of meanings for meta in the depths

1:02:47

of Greek grammar, but it is not the time to

1:02:49

get into it. But suffice it to say, meta

1:02:52

and meta metal are not related.

1:02:54

No. Also in the Hebrew,

1:02:56

L doesn't refer to a specific

1:02:58

God. It's the generic

1:03:01

phrasing? Also, it's not the letter

1:03:03

l. It's EL00.

1:03:05

See, because I was thinking alright. I was thinking

1:03:08

meta It's part of the word metal

1:03:10

and it's meta l. So maybe

1:03:13

it's something that's changing in

1:03:15

the train situation. And I was like, Oh,

1:03:18

the Lawrence stop has been down for

1:03:20

so long. So what maybe what she's

1:03:22

describing is that they're gonna finish the Lawrence

1:03:24

stop. Could be. And that oh. Message.

1:03:27

The word message. Oh, whoa. There's just a

1:03:29

combination of mess, which means

1:03:31

dirty. It means everything

1:03:34

is disorganized. Right. Hey, egress.

1:03:36

It's such a mess and age. Old.

1:03:39

People who are old and disorganized. That's

1:03:41

what messages

1:03:42

are. The l years. It's we

1:03:45

got there.

1:03:49

I I do love a good see

1:03:52

the root word.

1:03:53

Word association is fun.

1:03:54

It is fun.

1:03:55

It doesn't mean Nope. And you're often

1:03:57

wrong.

1:03:58

You're manning

1:03:58

things up like this.

1:04:00

Mattel, it is real, real

1:04:02

sad. You should probably be ashamed of that

1:04:03

one. Yeah. So we do

1:04:05

it again here. Think about

1:04:08

the word I just did this recently,

1:04:10

and I put it on my daily You

1:04:12

should. I thought it was kind of playful, but

1:04:14

it's a a little serious as well.

1:04:17

So what does blue tooth bring to

1:04:19

mind? Dabadim.

1:04:20

Dabadim. Hear the word blue. In

1:04:23

the military, they consider

1:04:25

that to be the alien sector. So

1:04:27

when they say something's blue, it

1:04:30

not too. It it it's

1:04:32

it's depicting that in their minds. This is

1:04:34

how they use the language. So

1:04:36

blue tooth is an alien

1:04:39

tooth equals fang equals

1:04:41

vampire. Whoa. That

1:04:44

big jump. That bluetooth technology is

1:04:47

a vampiric technology. And

1:04:49

indeed, What does it do? It

1:04:52

attaches itself to all the different

1:04:54

devices. Right? And allows them

1:04:56

to communicate on the good side. On

1:04:58

the bad side, you know, being

1:05:00

all connected is sometimes not a good

1:05:02

thing. So -- That is a bad thing.

1:05:04

-- this is just a game. But not play with

1:05:07

yourself or or other people.

1:05:09

And, you know, a lot of people

1:05:11

do this. They use Jomatria and

1:05:13

they decipher the numbers what the numbers

1:05:16

mean, but you can to do it with words and

1:05:18

why companies name themselves certain things. And

1:05:20

of course, everyone has been doing that for long

1:05:22

time. But I've never heard anyone talking

1:05:24

about the bluetooth These cuts

1:05:26

of word association games may seem

1:05:29

fun, but they're actually really destructive when

1:05:31

used the way the Carrie and her ilk do. Mhmm.

1:05:33

The conclusion you come to is meaningless,

1:05:35

but because the these are connections that

1:05:38

you've made

1:05:38

yourself, they're given some kind of a larger

1:05:40

meaning than them just being words you think

1:05:43

are connected.

1:05:43

Yeah. It's like a dream that you're having

1:05:46

in my face. Carrie has

1:05:48

broken down Bluetooth and associated it

1:05:50

to indicating that this technology is

1:05:52

alien based vampirism, which means literally

1:05:55

nothing and has no connection to reality.

1:05:57

Yeah. If she wanted to, she could find

1:05:59

the founder of Bluetooth who have spoken publicly

1:06:01

many times about the naming of the company. In

1:06:04

nineteen ninety six, they were exploring ways

1:06:06

to standardize short range radiotech so

1:06:08

they could be used by different products made

1:06:10

by different

1:06:11

companies. It would all be uniform. Right.

1:06:13

It's a really good idea. Yeah. It was a mission

1:06:16

of connectivity. One of them suggested

1:06:18

the temporary name for the project to

1:06:20

be Bluetooth, named after King

1:06:22

Harold Gormisson, who is famous

1:06:24

for Unite Denmark and Norway in nine

1:06:27

fifty eight and who had the nickname Bluetooth

1:06:29

because he had a prominent dead tooth. Right.

1:06:31

This person felt that there was a connection between

1:06:34

this king who united Scan Denevia and

1:06:36

their mission to connect technology with short

1:06:38

range wireless functionality. They

1:06:40

were supposed to come up with another name later

1:06:43

but they decided to stick with that after the names

1:06:45

that they came up with

1:06:46

were, like, too generic or they couldn't quite

1:06:48

make them work.

1:06:49

Hey, I mean, it's a great name. Yeah. It

1:06:51

really is. The bluetooth logo is even

1:06:53

a combination of the ruins that make

1:06:55

up King Harold's

1:06:56

initials.

1:06:56

That makes sense. Yeah.

1:06:57

That's why it has, like

1:06:59

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It doesn't

1:07:00

quite look like anything. That's that's what

1:07:02

it is.

1:07:02

Yeah. No. I've seen those. This is an interesting

1:07:04

and complete THE LOGICAL STORY FOR HOW

1:07:06

A COMPANY GOT ITS NAME. BUT INSTEAD OF

1:07:08

SEEKING THAT INFORMATION OUT AND UNDERSTANDING,

1:07:11

REALITY CARRY DISH rights to free associate

1:07:14

words, so they match up with her conspiracy

1:07:16

ass worldview. Yeah. And when you consider

1:07:18

this process of finding information

1:07:21

and deducing things, this

1:07:24

is so consistent throughout

1:07:26

even Alex's world.

1:07:28

There is, like, this association of

1:07:30

things whether it's words

1:07:33

or ideas or events.

1:07:35

Yeah. You just take things

1:07:37

that you could learn about and understand,

1:07:40

but instead you do is you associate

1:07:42

and assume in order to make

1:07:44

things fit the predetermined conclusions.

1:07:47

Right. Fit your worldview that

1:07:50

you you need everything to conform

1:07:52

to. Right. And I I get creating

1:07:54

your own reality because the reality that

1:07:56

you exist in, you either reject for

1:07:58

whatever number of reasons or even just like,

1:08:00

it's more fun to word associate than

1:08:02

all of that stuff. But if that's your argument,

1:08:05

then I think you should also be curious enough

1:08:07

to find out when the story is better than

1:08:09

yours. Mhmm. Like the Bluetooth story,

1:08:12

she could have learned a about the

1:08:14

the actual fucking Viking

1:08:15

king, man. This dude was bluetooth. He

1:08:18

was doing the shit.

1:08:19

But but how do you make that work

1:08:21

with, like, for her. You can't.

1:08:23

You know, how you'd be like, oh, see, what

1:08:25

it is is reference to a king,

1:08:28

not a king who brought people together, but a king

1:08:30

who forceably united two nations

1:08:32

against their will through murder and

1:08:34

death. Amen. I

1:08:36

have a whistleblower that told me that he is an

1:08:38

alien totally. Boom. But it's

1:08:41

all there. It's all there. Have the be

1:08:43

interested in the more interesting

1:08:45

story. If you're if that's what you're interested

1:08:47

in. Yeah. Well, that's annoying. So

1:08:50

there is, of course, cases that

1:08:52

are going through the courts about

1:08:54

the twenty twenty election. Still

1:08:57

trying to stop that steel. Any moment now. Yeah.

1:08:59

I'm gonna get them. And it's maybe gonna get to

1:09:01

the supreme

1:09:02

court, but there's a problem. Clarence

1:09:05

Thomas is by some

1:09:07

people said to be the only remaining

1:09:10

supreme court justice. All the rest of them

1:09:12

went to Guggenheimo. I'm sorry to

1:09:14

warn. Of reality. You

1:09:16

can either believe it or not. If

1:09:18

you don't wanna believe it, then you have to believe

1:09:20

that some of these people are definitely

1:09:23

compromised.

1:09:24

Yeah. I do. I do. The steel.

1:09:26

I

1:09:27

I mean, compromised is

1:09:29

a broad term. Yeah.

1:09:30

Sure. But, yes, I do. They

1:09:33

are plenty of them compromised. They

1:09:35

maybe have competing interests in some

1:09:37

ways, but I would not say that that is

1:09:40

around them supporting the steel.

1:09:43

No. No. No. No. No.

1:09:44

No. No. That's more around them being part

1:09:46

of the federalist society.

1:09:47

So we have eight Supreme Court justices

1:09:50

that are in Gitmo. In Gitmo. Yep.

1:09:52

Why? Why? Why? Well,

1:09:54

because they were in on the steel. Okay.

1:09:57

Except for Clarence Thomas. Yeah. Yeah.

1:09:59

So this is kind of

1:10:01

an admission that, like, people

1:10:03

in these communities actively thinking

1:10:06

the current Thomas and his wife were

1:10:08

trying to overthrow the election. Totally.

1:10:11

But because they were. Good. That's what any

1:10:13

word. It's funny that they get it. Yeah.

1:10:15

And the rest of the media refuses to, but

1:10:17

they still they get

1:10:18

it, but they also think it's a good thing. Yeah.

1:10:20

Yeah. Oh, man. Mhmm.

1:10:22

And and that's the thing. If the rest of

1:10:25

them were in getmo, you guys wouldn't have to

1:10:27

worry about this stop the steel shit.

1:10:29

Trump would already be in president and you

1:10:31

know, we'd have a great fascist tic

1:10:34

dictatorship.

1:10:34

If only Yeah. But Trump, he

1:10:37

is president. In absentia. Sure.

1:10:39

Sure.

1:10:40

And because he is in charge of the real

1:10:42

United States that he's aligned with Putin, Rand

1:10:45

will soon be fighting China and

1:10:47

Iran.

1:10:47

The real United States, which puts

1:10:50

its supreme court justices in

1:10:52

get mode. Well, the good United States

1:10:54

that puts supreme court justices in

1:10:56

a prison in completely different guy than

1:10:58

replaces them with clones. Yes. The

1:11:00

good guys. Yes. Gotcha. And are aligned

1:11:03

with -- She --

1:11:05

the elders and the the

1:11:08

alliance against -- Right. The CCP

1:11:10

that she is ahead

1:11:11

of. Right. Yes. This

1:11:13

Trump. Interesting. The good guys. Yeah.

1:11:16

He is usually at NORAD.

1:11:19

He because they gotta keep him safe. Right?

1:11:22

Because Trump is in charge of NORAD. I don't know if

1:11:24

you know -- I didn't. -- there

1:11:26

are fact within the

1:11:27

military. So

1:11:28

they still let him hang out at Norad

1:11:30

and well, because that's held by the

1:11:32

part of the military that is cool

1:11:34

with Trump. They love him. They're

1:11:37

connected. Alright. And so he's there,

1:11:39

but that there's also a bunch of doubles. So

1:11:42

there is a theory, and I happen to agree

1:11:44

with it, that Donald

1:11:46

Trump is mainly

1:11:49

kept in Norad. I

1:11:51

don't know if all the time he is. You

1:11:54

know, we have Maglev and you can

1:11:56

go somewhere in twenty minutes and all this recording.

1:11:59

So he could make some appearances in

1:12:02

in the flesh. And I think

1:12:04

possibly his family members as well.

1:12:06

I mean, this is important. Okay?

1:12:09

Because it's also has do with blackmail.

1:12:12

Remember when there was a whole lot

1:12:14

of talk about, oh, Trump's gonna be

1:12:16

arrested. Right? Well, of course,

1:12:18

if that was a threat, you're never gonna

1:12:20

have the real guy, you know, at

1:12:23

the, you know, basically at the beck and

1:12:25

call of the of the cabal. You'd

1:12:27

never get the real guy back. You

1:12:30

know, he they'd make a double that, you

1:12:32

know, is double of the double. And

1:12:34

maybe they've already done that. He have

1:12:36

done just and making doubles and clones

1:12:39

goes way back and using, you know,

1:12:41

doing facial reconstructions surgery

1:12:44

on somebody who looks very

1:12:46

similar. All

1:12:47

this This case actually includes

1:12:49

-- to

1:12:50

videos where Trump

1:12:53

is speaking. I think you can

1:12:55

tell that from time to

1:12:56

time, it's not him. Yeah. I mean, this is a good way

1:12:58

to rationalize when he says completely idiotic

1:13:00

things or you know, like, instead

1:13:03

of just accepting, like, many

1:13:05

people who are fans of Joe Biden,

1:13:07

Musk, that, you know, you're a person

1:13:09

who's in public and look at all the

1:13:11

time, you're gonna make some slip ups. You'll make some

1:13:13

gaps here. Especially if you're an old asshole. Right.

1:13:16

These these two old assholes are gonna sound

1:13:18

like two old assholes. That's what they

1:13:19

are.

1:13:19

But you can get away you can get away

1:13:21

with this and get around it if you just have doubles

1:13:24

and doubles on doubles.

1:13:25

That's just that's just bad storytelling.

1:13:27

That's just bad storytelling. Well, it's it's

1:13:29

lasing. Because the well, yeah. I mean, you've

1:13:32

travel is number one in all storytelling. Of

1:13:34

this bullshit nature. Maglev trains. Exactly.

1:13:37

So you got Maglev trains. What the fuck are you

1:13:39

talking about?

1:13:40

What? How do the how do the trains

1:13:42

get wherever they want until minutes. Whatever.

1:13:46

They they blackmailed Elon Musk to

1:13:48

buy Twitter and to use his boring company

1:13:50

-- Right. -- to make these holes. Right.

1:13:53

And now they have Mag Love Trains that

1:13:55

they can take Trump from Norad

1:13:56

to, like, his rally or whatever.

1:13:58

See, here's probably

1:13:59

a double of a double. Here's him. It's a double

1:14:01

of the Mag glove train. Right. That's a clone

1:14:04

to the

1:14:04

Magglove train. Well, cloning goes way back. Right.

1:14:06

So much so that you can clone Transpac.

1:14:08

Goes way back. See, again,

1:14:10

this is the problem with the story. Right. Okay?

1:14:13

Aliens build your tunnels. Because if

1:14:15

Musk built your

1:14:16

tunnel, I know it doesn't work. Block

1:14:18

list.

1:14:18

Yeah. Musk is lazy. Andy's

1:14:21

a double.

1:14:22

Yeah. Well, that would make

1:14:23

sense. Jesus.

1:14:24

Yeah. Doubles Maglev Trans that doesn't

1:14:26

count. You you lose. Earlier, we

1:14:28

heard that Trump

1:14:31

and 107 are negotiating about

1:14:33

who's gonna be thrown onto the

1:14:34

bus. And we learned that it was Biden. Right. You know,

1:14:36

they're gonna throw Biden under the bus. But

1:14:38

it doesn't make sense because Biden,

1:14:42

Biden is dead. Okay. The

1:14:44

Biden we're seeing is when did he

1:14:46

die? Yeah. Either at the very least

1:14:48

an actor double. He

1:14:51

was a clone. For a

1:14:52

while, I believe, and and I think

1:14:54

the clone a lot of clones, by

1:14:56

the way, are are according to Mark

1:14:58

Richards, are not as dependable. They

1:15:00

don't last very long. So

1:15:02

even

1:15:03

Why would make their clones?

1:15:04

They have a a shelf life. What do

1:15:06

they

1:15:06

melt? That's what I heard. Okay?

1:15:08

Whether it's absolutely true, I don't know, but

1:15:10

that's what I heard. So with

1:15:13

those things in mind, if you don't want to believe

1:15:15

that there's a whole loan making

1:15:18

base under Guantanamo

1:15:21

Bay, which there is -- I don't. -- then fine.

1:15:23

You know,

1:15:25

depend on your view version of reality.

1:15:27

But

1:15:29

I will. I will. I will go ahead

1:15:31

and stick with that reality. There has

1:15:33

never been a reality I will stick with more

1:15:35

in the face of underground clone making

1:15:37

operation in

1:15:38

Gitmo. Right. There but it's it's

1:15:40

interesting to see that level

1:15:43

of, like, kind of brazen

1:15:45

defense of this re like

1:15:47

alternate reality.

1:15:48

Believe whatever you want, dumb

1:15:50

yeah, your reality reality

1:15:53

is so fake. It's so fucking. Look

1:15:56

at how stupid you are. Alright. Come

1:15:58

on. Fair enough. Why would they have

1:16:00

Gitmo if they weren't building a clone

1:16:02

making operation directly underneath it?

1:16:04

Clones which clearly only last

1:16:07

less than two years if they've already replaced

1:16:09

a Biden clone. Right. Alright. So now

1:16:11

we're talking about the extreme

1:16:13

economic disadvantages of clones.

1:16:15

Well, Yeah. In

1:16:17

theory. But but then

1:16:19

also it throws into question, like, what

1:16:21

does it even mean to throw Biden

1:16:23

under the bus for all this stuff. You're just gonna be

1:16:26

punching a

1:16:26

clone. Yeah. It's not even Biden.

1:16:28

Biden isn't doing anything. No. He's dead. Yeah.

1:16:30

He's dead.

1:16:31

Why aren't people so angry at Biden if

1:16:33

he's dead?

1:16:33

Well, because they're mad at the clone. Sure. But

1:16:36

the clone can't do anything and clone's clone. Right?

1:16:38

But the clone's still making decisions. Does the clone?

1:16:40

No, it's a clone. That's

1:16:42

the bigger question. If the clone

1:16:44

knows it's a clone, does the clone

1:16:46

think of itself as human or does it think of

1:16:48

itself as a completely

1:16:49

species. I feel like we

1:16:52

have heard a discussion of clones

1:16:54

in the past on Project

1:16:56

Camelot, where they some of

1:16:58

them go rogue.

1:16:59

Yes. Some of them have gone rogue. So that

1:17:01

leads me to suspect that they are capable

1:17:03

of knowing that they're clones. Right. Right. Right.

1:17:05

Because that would lead one to go rogue.

1:17:07

Now, if there are multiple

1:17:09

clones that have known they were clones. Also

1:17:12

in high positions of power, one must

1:17:14

assume they're not just clone and assholes.

1:17:16

Right? Right. It's not like somebody working

1:17:18

at a working at a goddamn

1:17:21

applebee's going like, holy shit.

1:17:23

Did they --

1:17:23

Oh. -- clones would have rights.

1:17:26

They would have to. Yeah. So it seems

1:17:28

silly to force them to live the

1:17:30

exact life of the person you

1:17:32

cloned. You know, like, that seems to

1:17:34

be But but but in

1:17:36

some point Yeah. Exactly. Mhmm.

1:17:39

A a complete removal of their

1:17:41

identity to be replaced with

1:17:43

that of a person they've never met before.

1:17:45

Right. Fucked out, Totally.

1:17:47

I don't think these are the good guys. These people

1:17:49

are in so dearly fucked up.

1:17:51

This is unethical.

1:17:55

Now, I don't know if I dreamed

1:17:58

it or not. Right. But I swear

1:18:00

there at some point in this episode,

1:18:03

they talked about how the Bluetooth technology will

1:18:06

be able to take the, like, stuff

1:18:08

that's in the vaccines and raise people

1:18:10

from the dead. It's Oh, now

1:18:12

we're talking. But I don't know if I made that

1:18:15

up because I don't have a clip break.

1:18:18

I feel like you might have dreamt it last night.

1:18:20

That's what's unfair about this, is

1:18:23

you'd you'll never know. I mean, you just no.

1:18:25

It's not you can you can obviously go back and

1:18:27

look.

1:18:27

It would be easy. But in in your mind,

1:18:29

it's like, yeah, that's one hundred percent possible. Yeah.

1:18:31

There's zero possibilities. Yeah. The fact

1:18:33

that that I'm having difficulty telling right

1:18:36

now, tells you that it is in

1:18:38

the realm of

1:18:38

conversation.

1:18:39

Yeah. It's if they if it wasn't said,

1:18:41

perhaps it XMen set.

1:18:43

Uh-huh. You

1:18:43

know, you didn't need to say it because

1:18:45

it was so true.

1:18:46

Yeah. So you have one last clip here, and it

1:18:48

has to do with the the train derailment

1:18:51

in Ohio.

1:18:52

I bet they'll treat it well. Touch on maybe is

1:18:55

the the sudden epidemic

1:18:57

of train derailments with

1:19:00

-- Yeah. -- poison gases. No

1:19:02

way to predict. So not

1:19:05

my last count is there's three. I

1:19:07

mean, again, these things don't, you know,

1:19:09

that statistics for something like this

1:19:12

are just astronomical. Okay?

1:19:14

That they the odds against them happening

1:19:16

simultaneously.

1:19:18

So you have to look at that

1:19:20

and you have to realize that they're

1:19:23

not just poisoning our food

1:19:25

supply but they're also trying now

1:19:27

to poison the ground that the

1:19:30

ground on which it's grown. So

1:19:32

it's not astronomical, the

1:19:35

odds of it. Because our infrastructure is

1:19:37

poorly maintained. Yep. The train

1:19:40

derailments happen a lot. Yep.

1:19:42

This I'm not minimizing at all.

1:19:44

The one that happened in Ohio.

1:19:47

I'm not at all because it's very, very

1:19:50

traumatic and perhaps not being

1:19:52

dealt with necessarily

1:19:55

in the best way. But there are

1:19:58

fairly regular train derailments. You don't

1:20:00

hear about it all the time because

1:20:02

a lot of the time they're not nearly as consequential

1:20:05

or severe. As this and

1:20:07

-- Right. -- obviously going to lead to a lot of

1:20:10

injuries and and -- Right. -- probably deaths

1:20:12

down the line. So

1:20:14

here's the thing that I wanna I wanna bring up

1:20:16

about this without diving too far

1:20:18

into the derailment itself. Sure.

1:20:20

Sure. Sure. Sure. The way that

1:20:23

information is being used here is

1:20:25

flawed on two levels. The

1:20:27

first is SHE'S BEING

1:20:29

SMUG ABOUT THE STATISTICS

1:20:32

OF THESE RASH OF TRAIN DERAILMENT

1:20:35

AND NOT KNOWING THE REALITY BEHIND

1:20:37

IT. Reporter: then then using

1:20:40

that the astronomical odds

1:20:42

that this would happen in order to

1:20:44

inform a conspiracy theory, and

1:20:46

that is that the globalists or

1:20:49

the aliens or the bad bad

1:20:51

people? Well,

1:20:52

just like when there were fires at plants

1:20:54

all over the world. Right. There's a rash of fires

1:20:56

coming out of not wear. Yeah. Yeah. And

1:20:58

that is used to build

1:21:00

intentionality into these

1:21:03

events. The this train

1:21:05

derailment is being done by

1:21:07

somebody as an attempt to

1:21:09

poison the land where

1:21:11

things are grown. Yeah. And what have you?

1:21:14

And that's stupid.

1:21:16

But the stupidity of

1:21:18

it actually works in service

1:21:21

of not solving the actual problem.

1:21:23

Yeah. Absolutely. The actual problem them

1:21:26

is the lack of investment

1:21:28

in infrastructure, the capriciousness

1:21:31

and negligence of these companies -- Yep.

1:21:33

-- these are the actual

1:21:37

things that need to be addressed. These are the things

1:21:39

that need to be dealt with. And if your

1:21:41

belief is there is

1:21:43

this such an uptick in train

1:21:45

derailments, and it's because

1:21:48

the evil forces are trying to poison

1:21:50

the land. Yeah. You will never

1:21:52

see the forest for the trees. Yeah. You'll

1:21:54

never understand what the actual issue

1:21:57

that underlies this XMen. you

1:21:59

won't solve anything. And guess what?

1:22:02

You'll stop paying attention to it -- Mhmm. -- a little

1:22:04

bit down the line. It's probably interesting, anyone.

1:22:06

No. Because it's no longer part of this concerted

1:22:08

effort by the evil alien.

1:22:11

As far as I'm concerned, if you were going

1:22:13

to call anything a conspiracy, I am

1:22:15

one hundred percent fine with you calling this a

1:22:17

conspiracy between the fucking

1:22:19

government and the railroad companies to make

1:22:21

as much money as they can and keep workers

1:22:24

from unionizing. Right. I doesn't get

1:22:26

more a conspiracy than that because it's

1:22:28

ultimate and the only real conspiracy

1:22:30

in America. Rich people getting

1:22:32

more money and not receiving consequences

1:22:35

for shit. That's it. That's the one conspiracy

1:22:37

there is.

1:22:37

Right. There's there are conspiracies

1:22:40

of interest for sure. That

1:22:42

that absolutely does happen. But

1:22:44

the way that people experience

1:22:46

conspiracies is SO FAR OUT

1:22:48

OF WAC. BECAUSE IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT

1:22:51

THE CONCLUSION AS SUPPOSED

1:22:53

TO THE CONCLUSION BEING A BY

1:22:56

product of what was actually sought.

1:22:58

So there can be conspiracies that people engage

1:23:01

in that are like, let's maximize profits.

1:23:03

And, okay, there's going

1:23:05

to be risks that are involved in

1:23:08

it. Let's just go ahead

1:23:10

and pursue this anyway. Yep. So

1:23:12

things like a train derailment or

1:23:14

whatever is not a goal in and of

1:23:16

itself of the conspiracy. No.

1:23:18

But it is a risk that the Pursuit

1:23:20

of profit was willing to take on

1:23:22

-- Exactly. -- and expected expected

1:23:25

to occur and is part of the

1:23:27

math. I

1:23:30

I'm less comfortable with

1:23:32

expected, but maybe you'd

1:23:34

have reason to

1:23:35

think. I okay. It could happen. That's

1:23:37

like could happen. To to me,

1:23:40

that is saying that oil companies

1:23:42

didn't know that climate change was going to happen.

1:23:45

It was expected This is part of

1:23:47

the result of what they're doing, and they don't

1:23:49

care about that being part of the

1:23:50

result. Here, because it's money to match them.

1:23:52

The result is money. Here's where draw

1:23:55

a distinction. Sure. Yes.

1:23:57

They could mathematically look at

1:23:59

the odds of train a train

1:24:01

derailment happen inning and be like, yeah,

1:24:04

it's gonna happen -- Yeah. -- or whatever. Right? Yeah.

1:24:06

That is something I could believe. Yeah.

1:24:09

I don't think that they would necessarily know

1:24:12

that this trained derailment would

1:24:15

happen. Absolutely not. And something of that

1:24:17

scale -- Right. -- or whatever. But

1:24:19

if that's I would think it's a little bit different than

1:24:21

your example about climate change because that's

1:24:23

a little bit more one to

1:24:24

one.

1:24:25

Right. I respect that. You're you're right. There is

1:24:27

a difference between those two I will

1:24:29

say though that I don't find that compelling

1:24:32

as --

1:24:32

That's fine. -- as a as a Dodge,

1:24:35

you know. Just because you didn't plan for

1:24:37

this train derailment to happen doesn't mean

1:24:39

that the train derailment is not expressly your

1:24:42

fault. And it is also expressly

1:24:44

the fault of the Biden administration for ending

1:24:46

the union wreck strike. Those

1:24:49

are very fair

1:24:51

placements of blame. Right. And those two

1:24:53

things will never be held accountable for this because

1:24:56

of the one conspiracy there is. Rich

1:24:58

people get money and get no consequences for

1:25:00

it. It's a challenge. It's a challenge,

1:25:02

but instead of dealing with that, I think

1:25:04

what we should do is blame aliens.

1:25:06

Mhmm. Well, I mean, it's the

1:25:09

surest way to make sure nothing gets done.

1:25:11

And, yep, I mean, I don't

1:25:13

know. If I were people who were

1:25:15

at least in some ways, responsible

1:25:18

for creating the conditions where something

1:25:20

like this is more likely to

1:25:22

happen, I'd be thrilled if

1:25:24

people were blaming aliens. Totally.

1:25:26

Totally. I would I would those

1:25:28

conspiracies would be the least threatening

1:25:30

thing at

1:25:31

all. I mean, yeah, the sackler

1:25:33

family, it must be like, oh,

1:25:35

blame bill gates for things. We

1:25:38

they just signed the bankruptcy. The judge just

1:25:40

signed on a bankruptcy settlement that's like, hey,

1:25:42

you guys keep ten billion dollars. And

1:25:44

your

1:25:44

fine.

1:25:44

Yeah. You know, it's like, well, that's the only

1:25:47

conspiracy there is. So

1:25:50

when you come to the end of it, I

1:25:51

swear to God, I think they said there gonna

1:25:53

be zombies with Bluetooth. Oh, they better be. This

1:25:55

is frustrating. Zombies with Bluetooth

1:25:57

is the scariest thing I can imagine.

1:25:59

Because they're rude. You

1:26:02

won't know if they're talking on their ear you won't

1:26:03

know if they're talking to you or not. Right.

1:26:06

They're they're saying brains and you're, like, I

1:26:08

I'm I'm right here, man. They might be talking

1:26:11

to another zombie that

1:26:13

they called on their their earphone

1:26:15

bluetooth

1:26:15

headset.

1:26:16

You would meet up at mole. Great. It's

1:26:21

just a roof. It is. You

1:26:23

know, when you're, like, I'd be working at the

1:26:25

movie theater back in back in the day and someone

1:26:27

would be in the line and they'd be talking

1:26:29

on the phone

1:26:30

and, like, oh, oh, who needs a

1:26:32

popcorn? Yeah. And it'd be, like, they just

1:26:34

go back to their conversation, zombies acting

1:26:36

like that would be

1:26:37

amazing. Acceptable. Yeah. I mean, I would rather

1:26:39

be bitten by a zombie than deal with zombies

1:26:42

doing that. Mhmm. No. No? Come

1:26:45

to the end of this, and it's been an interesting

1:26:48

dive

1:26:48

in. I don't think I learned all that much about the

1:26:50

balloons nor UFOs. What's

1:26:52

what we were talking about. That was kinda why

1:26:54

I started this. Yeah. That makes sense. I wanted

1:26:56

to learn about the more

1:26:59

focused information on the balloon. Because,

1:27:01

you know, with Alex, you can kinda predict where it's

1:27:03

going.

1:27:05

Yeah. China.

1:27:06

Yeah.

1:27:07

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