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GMO Mosquitoes, Weaponized Ticks & Brain Chips: The 6G Control Grid Exposed w/ Nicolas Hulscher · Man in America Podcast

• 0:13
  Speaker 1: New cases of Alpha gal syndrome, which is a condition that makes you allergic to red meat, have gone up ten thousand percent since 2013. Ten thousand percent. We went from just a handful of people to an estimated 50,000 Americans who can no longer eat a steak, a hotdog, or a slice of bacon. Their body now attacks them for it. And the question I keep asking is, how does something like this just happen?
• 0:39
  So my guest today has actually dug into it so deep that what he found once you hear it, you simply can't unhear. My guest today is Nick Hulscher. He's an epidemiologist. He graduated from the University of Michigan, School of Public Health. He saw what was happening in 2020, he went back to school, got into research, and his very first project was working directly with the renowned doctor Peter McCullough investigating deaths after the COVID mRNA injections.
• 1:05
  So he's a brave guy. He jumped right into the fire when Americans needed real health solutions the most. Since then, though, he's contributed to around 30 peer reviewed scientific papers looking at vaccine harm, autism, bird flu, cancer treatments, and a whole lot more. So while most scientists are staying quiet, this guy's been writing, publishing, and speaking out no matter the risk. He's not afraid of these topics that make other people nervous.
• 1:30
  And I think you're gonna really appreciate his in-depth conversation. We're gonna learn why the explosion in tick borne illness in America may not be a natural event. We're gonna find out why Google is asking for the federal permission to release 64,000,000 mosquitoes across California and Florida, and what that could actually mean for your family no matter where you live in the nation. We're also gonna be talking about six g, about brain chips, about what happens when all this gets connected into one giant control system. I think for a lot of you, this is gonna connect some dots that you've been staring at for a while, and I hope that this not only gives you answers, but also solutions because Nick also gives you real practical things that you can do.
• 2:09
  And that's what I really wanna share with you because I'm here to help all of you to understand what's going on so that we can actually do something about it. Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Hulscher. On this show, I talk to real Americans with real solutions to the real problems that we're facing today. I help you connect the dots between the problems that we see in the present, with decisions made by powerful people in the past.
• 2:37
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• 3:02
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• 3:18
  So if you like the show, leave a review. It'll help you reach even more people. Alright. Let's get started today with my guest, Nick Hulscher. Nick, it's great to finally have you on the show.
• 3:27
  I've been seeing you all over on Twitter, your little clips talking about very controversial medical topics. And so it's good to sit down and talk with you. So thanks for being here.
• 3:38
  Speaker 2: Well, thanks for having me.
• 3:40
  Speaker 1: Absolutely. So you are an if I know correctly, an epidemiologist. Right? And but I guess why don't you give us a little bit of your background because it really helps to lay a foundation for all the kind of wild topics we'll be getting into today.
• 3:55
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So I I graduated two years ago from the University of Michigan School of Public Health for training in epidemiology. And, basically, it all began while I was at that school. Well, actually, it all began before that, you know, even before 2020, COVID, the whole debacle. You know, I kind of started to wake up to some nefarious things that were occurring.
• 4:20
  And, you know, 2020 hit. I really wanted to make a difference. Graduated from undergrad with a bachelor's in pre health professional studies. And I was like, you know what? I want to go in right to research, try and make a difference, try and expose what has happened.
• 4:35
  So I went to U of M, got an internship with Doctor. Peter McCullough for my first research project. And that's really when it all began. We were investigating deaths after the COVID-nineteen mRNA injections. And so, yeah, that's and then from then on now it's 2026.
• 4:56
  So for the past three or so years, I've contributed to the publication of about 30 scientific peer reviewed papers looking at vaccine harms, you know, possible causes of autism, cancer treatments, bird flu, and various other things.
• 5:17
  Speaker 1: It's so you kind of, like, just jumped into the fire. So which, you know, good for you. I I remember back in the early days when, like, they were just talking about the the the vaccine, you know, rolling out, And there were only a handful of doctors. You know, I remember at that time, it was McCullough, Judy Mikovits, Sherry Tenpenny. There was just this handful of doctors that were actually talking about it, and it's just, it's crazy to look at what's happened since then, and how much things have just accelerated.
• 5:51
  And so, obviously, there's a lot of different areas that we could focus on today, but when you look at just the current snapshot of what's happening right now, obviously, we're past this kind of massive push to get your boosters, get your vaccine. We're you know, we're through those things. We have these threats popping up, Hantavirus here, Marburg there, Ebola here, but nothing is really, kinda transpiring into, you know, anything close to what the pandemic was. And so what is it your focus on right now? What are the big kinda health threats and topics that you think people should be really, really paying attention to?
• 6:31
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So I guess we'll start with the latest two fear campaigns we saw out of the media, the hantavirus and the Congo Ebola outbreak. I would say very quickly, you know, do not worry about those. Those will not be pandemics. The hot the virus situation was a dead end outbreak.
• 6:50
  There's literally zero cases from people outside of the cruise ship didn't spread anywhere. So that's fizzled out. And then we had we had the Ebola outbreak in The Congo. It's kind of you know, they were really pushing it saying it's gonna be some giant outbreak, the biggest ever, but it's kind of fizzled down a bit. It might be still bad in The Congo and some surrounding countries there in Africa, but it's not gonna become a pandemic.
• 7:19
  There's been 40 bowl outbreaks in the past or since the seventies. None of them ever became a pandemic because it doesn't spread easily, spreads through direct bodily contact with infected bodily fluids. And so, you know, that's that may happen easy in The Congo, not in developed Western countries. So, you know, that's kind of faltering. And so their next scare is utilizing the World Cup.
• 7:47
  And you type in World Cup outbreak, you'll see so many articles now saying, we're not prepared for a terror attack at the World Cup, bioterror attack. What will we do if there's an Ebola outbreak at the World Cup? They've ran multiple drills. The National Pathogen Defense System, or it might go by a different name, but regardless, an agency in our HHS didn't recently run a a war game scenario, a pandemic simulation with the MERS, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, stemming from a World Cup event. And then we had New York City Health recently ran an Ebola drill stemming from the World Cup.
• 8:32
  So that's their next placement. But I think the the the threat that we, you know, is is worth kind of being concerned about is the vector borne diseases, particularly coming from ticks because this is this is like for sure verified. It's for sure occurring and you can literally see the tick, right? You can see them and they bite you. And for example, you'll get Alpha gal or Lyme disease, both of which can be very debilitating.
• 9:05
  Speaker 1: And so with the the ticks, because this is something you know, because I did a long interview with Doctor. Artis on this recently, and we're seeing more reports of people talking about these these, you know, kind of boxes dropping from the sky, that mutations and alpha gal, you know, people can't eat meat. So, I mean, if we're to look at if we're to put on our tinfoil hats a little bit here, which is easy to do these days, and you look at the COVID agenda, the vaccine agenda, the booster agenda, you look at the cover ups of all the injuries and deaths, you know, most of this information points to you could argue that people just wanna make a lot of money or something far worse, that there's actually some sort of agenda to harm mankind, which is that I tend to be in the second camp. And so if you look at what's happening with the ticks or even the mosquitoes, which we're talking about the mosquitoes being released, from Google of all companies, which is odd, what do you think is behind all this? What do you think is this is it kind of just a continuation of just fear and biological warfare, you know, targeting the American people?
• 10:16
  Or how do you make sense of it?
• 10:19
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, based on my research and there's five distinct points, we'll start with the ticks. I think there could be a bio terror related activities behind the major surge in these these tick borne illnesses, particularly in The United States. Because first of all, none of this has been ruled out. And so I'll give the five reasons.
• 10:43
  There's one camp. Well, first, there's one camp that says it's from climate change and deer migration. The surgeon in Alpha gal. I don't don't buy that. I buy the other camp that says there's nefarious activities.
• 11:00
  So the five points are, first of all, first and foremost, we know that there are there are interests, business interests, particularly by the Gates Foundation for people to eat fake meat, lab grown meat by outside foods and soy based fake meat by Beyond Meat. So we know that there's those interests. Then we get into the more serious matters that are very worrisome and obvious. There's a peer reviewed paper in the journal Bioethics by Western Michigan University professors that literally calls for the intentional release of CRISPR GMO modified Lone Star ticks into the wild to intentionally spread Alpha gal syndrome. Right?
• 11:54
  So they're literally calling for bioterrorism to literally modify ticks to better give people Alpha gal syndrome. And they published this, and they said it's morally obligatory to do it. So that's very concerning. Then we have another bioethicist that's at NYU. He was speaking to, I believe, the World Economic Forum a few years ago, actually.
• 12:18
  And he said the same thing. He said, we need to use human engineering and unleash these ticks on people so they can't eat meat anymore. So there's people calling for it. And then we have things like the Gates Foundation also funding GMO tick research, giving, like, $7,600,000 to a company called Flitter that literally is is developing self limiting cattle ticks, which is different than the Lone Star tick, but regardless, working on GMO ticks. And then you have the previous precedent of yeah.
• 12:59
  There you go. That's the that's the grant. That's the grant initiated development of a self limiting cattle tick for some sort of they claim this heroic purpose of controlling it in Africa. But, yeah, again, I don't necessarily buy their purpose that they stayed there. And so we have that.
• 13:21
  And then we have the previous president of the US Army releasing over 270,000 ticks into the wild for bio warfare purposes in the nineteen sixties, including a 170,000 Lone Star ticks. And so they've so and and that was in multiple states. So they did it before. There's interests to do this. There's people calling for this.
• 13:48
  And lastly, the fact that hit the study just came out. Alpha gal syndrome since 2013, the incidence of it, new cases per year has skyrocketed up ten thousand percent. So it's literally went from, okay, a few people have it to hold on a minute of a 500,000 people now have it. So something has occurred recently. And oh, and one more thing, the reports of some farmers identifying boxes of ticks or aircraft releases.
• 14:24
  And so we've seen videos of these. We can't confirm them yet, but they have not been, you know, debunked. And so all of this needs to be investigated by the FBI for possible bioterrorism.
• 14:38
  Speaker 1: And that's the problem, is that in, like, an ideal world, that would happen. And the FBI would look at this and say, wow. We found these terrorists doing this terrible activity. But they're not gonna go looking at the Gates Foundation. They're kinda look I mean, they're probably involved in it, or at least in some way, whether it's them or the other, you know, off bed agencies.
• 15:03
  And so do you think I mean, I wasn't aware that the fact about the Alpha Gals, 10000% increase. And so so people can no longer really eat meat. Right? They they then have bad reactions to eating meat. That's what it does?
• 15:20
  Speaker 2: Yeah. So what happens is the tick burrows into your skin, and it's exchanging saliva blood. But in its saliva, you'll find the alpha gal molecule. Alpha gal is a sugar like molecule. So it gets into your body in decent amounts and your body creates IgE antibodies to it because it thinks it's a foreign invader.
• 15:46
  But the thing is, is alpha gal is also in all the red meat products and pork, beef. You know, you can't eat steak, hot dogs. You know, all this stuff has Alpha gal in it. So once you have those IgE antibodies from the tick bite about a few months later, when you start to eat a big steak, you will have a severe allergic reaction to that alpha gal in that steak that can cause swelling, hives, severe inflammation or anaphylaxis and other debilitating symptoms. So it's very serious.
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• 18:02
  And here we has, here we have, you know, the the release of these mosquitoes. Right? So, you know, this is Google this is recent news that Google requests permission to release 32,000,000 mosquitoes in California and Florida. And I know that there's a company that Gates has been involved with that's already released mosquitoes, I think, mostly in Florida. But, what do you make of this?
• 18:28
  Like, you actually, I'll I'll read this first this first, paragraph with you if that was helpful. It says Google wants to, quote, stop bad bugs with good bugs, and it's not talking about coding. The tech company has asked the US government for permission to release up to 32,000,000 sterilized mosquitoes in California and Florida. As a part of its successful debug program, Google is tapping into its tech expertise to raise an army of sterile male mosquitoes to lower the number of illness spreading bugs. So, yeah, I mean, how do you kind of make how do you look at this next to the ticks, next to everything else?
• 19:03
  What do you think is really going on here?
• 19:05
  Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a very bad idea. In fact, Google tech company, you know, working on web browsers and AI should not be conducting. And this is this would literally be one of the largest open air biological experiments in US history. So they should not be doing it. So what happens is so it's actually 64,000,000 mosquitoes is 32,000,000 per year.
• 19:31
  And so it's 16,000,000 across two years in both California and Florida. So it's 64,000,000 total. Google LLC was is literally on the EPA docket filing this. It is Google through their debug initiative. And so what they plan to do is release the 64,000,000 Wolbachia bacteria infected mosquitoes.
• 19:57
  This what they say this will do is the males will be released, mate with the females, but the eggs won't hatch. And so they tested this before in Fresno in 2018. It did suppress the mosquitoes temporarily, but as soon as they stopped, all the mosquitoes came back. So not only does it only work while they're doing it actively, so that means they will they literally will require a subscription service. They wanna get get these states hooked on on these annual or, you know, biannual releases of millions of mosquitoes.
• 20:37
  So that's the one concerning part. The second concerning part is it can result in irreversible ecosystem disruptions. Right? So when you artificially suppress an entire species of mosquito, we have to remember that bats, frogs, fish, and birds all eat these mosquitoes. So you literally eliminate an entire food item for them, and that can cause other severe downstream effects, migrations.
• 21:07
  Some of them might leave. You might have other invasive species fill the gaps, and you're just altering the balance of nature. And, again, that could be permanent with these large releases. And so, yeah, it should not happen. Google should not be playing God.
• 21:25
  And, but, yeah, it appears it is a sort of business model. They wanna just get states hooked on it.
• 21:33
  Speaker 1: And it's kinda crazy because you think about, you know, these companies and you think about just your way of life in America. And it sounds so magnanimous. So, know, we're gonna do this thing to get rid of the mosquito population. Like, everyone hates mosquitoes. And it's like, oh, great.
• 21:51
  Wow. You're you're gonna do all this, you know, mosquito stuff to get rid of the mosquitoes. And obviously, there's the for profit angle if they can get, you know, again, like government subsidies to pay for this. Hey, we're helping out the, you know, the citizens of America by doing this. But I know that in the past that whether, you know, obviously it was ticks, but also they've they'd have Operation High Jump.
• 22:16
  There's been a lot of different operations where they've specifically used insects as carriers for diseases, for, you know, in in essence, they're turning bugs into biological weapons. And if I remember correctly, they did some pretty large scale testing of these mosquito dumps down, I think it was in Brazil, with one of the companies that Gates was involved with. And if I again, if I recall, like, after the experiment, they had spikes in a lot of the, like, kind of mosquito borne illnesses. I think it was Zika was one of the ones in particular that they saw this huge increase afterwards. And so, when you're looking at this, do you think that this is nothing to do with trying to, you know, make people's backyard barbecues mosquito free, and more so about using these mosquitoes as a carrier for something?
• 23:10
  Like, what what do you see potentially going on here?
• 23:14
  Speaker 2: Yeah. That that would seem plausible, you know, because they claim they're doing it to reduce West Nile virus, but there is literally, like, six cases of it in 2025 in Florida. So it does not really check out. So, yeah, there could be other purposes for sure of doing this. We do know the Gates Foundation was one of the biggest funders of the world mosquito program since its inception, like, twenty years ago.
• 23:42
  And since then, they've dumped billions of Wolbachia infected mosquitoes across 15 countries. And so and then Gates has also funded Oxitec. They're the GMO mosquito producers. They released the millions of GMO mosquitoes in the Florida Keys in 2021, I believe. And so, you know, he gave millions to them.
• 24:10
  And before they did that, they actually used African villages as the test sites, you know, so it's very nefarious. And you're right, you know, so Brazil's had this going on. Lots of a lot of these are through that world mosquito program that basically, you know, they're the largest releaser of these bacteria infected mosquitoes. And they're obviously making large sums of money through, you know, big name funders, government funders to do this. And, you know, I don't really know how much of a difference it's really made.
• 24:48
  In fact, it's probably altered the ecosystems in those release areas quite severely. And we actually also know a side effect of doing this, these mass releases of of sterile males is you can have a overload of male mosquitoes everywhere. So you literally have swarms of male mosquitoes just flying around, swarming your house while they don't bite. They're they're quite they're pests. Right?
• 25:18
  So the best thing to do instead of releasing these mosquitoes into the wild would be to just use conventional measures to prevent mosquito bites, you know, get rid of standing water in the backyard where they'll breathe. Just make sure that's not there. Use screens. Don't leave your door open too long. Don't let them in the house.
• 25:43
  You know, if if you're going to an area where there's gonna be lots of mosquitoes, you know, wear long sleeves And so, you know, those practical measures will be much better than, Bill Gates' mass mosquito releases.
• 25:58
  Speaker 1: Oh, of course. But it's it's kinda like farming. It's like, yeah, don't look at permaculture. Don't look at the things that can produce insane amounts of food per square, you know, acre. Let's just use glyphosate and Roundup, and let's just dump it full of all kinds of chemicals, then use more chemicals to try to fix the microbiome in the soil.
• 26:19
  It's the same story that just keeps happening over and over again. And so, now kind of pivoting a little bit, I actually want to talk about six g with you, because we've kind of, let's just say this is a two part, you know, kind of interview. First part is insects as biological weapons, like we've checked our boxes there, but I wanna look at six g, the six g rollout, because this is also something I've been focusing on, and if you look at the kinda intersection of six g, AI, the data centers, all this happening, and maybe there's even some sort of connection to the mosquitoes. I don't know. It's kinda odd that gate know, we have Gates, who's a big tech person.
• 27:03
  We have Google, big tech person, both doing the same kinds of, you know, releases. So, anyway, how do you how do you fit six g into this overall story?
• 27:17
  Speaker 2: Six g is the end goal of of control of the populations, unfortunately. So right now, we have five g. Right? And compared to six g, five g is very slow. So basically, five g, you know, everybody knows how fast it is, how it operates, download speeds are decent, etcetera.
• 27:43
  When you get to six g, you will you will require so many more devices in the surrounding areas because it has an extremely high frequency. So five g's like millimeter wave, which is like, you know, to a 100 to 300 megahertz. Six gs is in the terahertz. And so what that means is it won't go through walls. It will literally require these transmitters placed, you know, millions of them millions of them across cities.
• 28:22
  And the plan with six gs particularly is it will interface with implantable technologies. But I guess we should finish off five gs first. Five gs is dangerous to biological living creatures. There's hundreds of studies looking at the millimeter wave frequencies they use. And literally almost every study finds significant biological effects spanning spanning.
• 28:50
  So it's literally changes the functions of cells for the worse. It changes gene expression. It causes apoptosis in some cells, a program cell death. Some have identified DNA damage. Some have found tumor growth and also neurological system damage and cancers.
• 29:13
  And that's in the in controlled environments. They don't bother to test them in, you know, in the real world. In fact but there was a study that tested five g. They looked at proximity to cell towers, those within 50 meters who lived within 50 meters of a five g tower had a white blood cell changes comparable to smokers. So we have that study, but that that's really about it when we talk about the real world safety study.
• 29:44
  So it's very bad. You don't wanna be near a five g tower. Six gs will be the five gs on steroids. Like we said, it's a much higher frequency. So the wavelengths are much shorter.
• 29:56
  It will be more powerful when interacting with cells. And a study came out looking at these terahertz frequencies. It literally damaged neural neural stem cells. So the cells that help create these nervous system, these neurons literally become decimated and have DNA damage from them. So that's planned to literally be everywhere in every city.
• 30:23
  That's very bad health wise. But when we get to the AI, Trump just signed an executive order in December to accelerate the deployment of six gs. And one of the goals was to operate implantable technologies. And then we had Nokia's CEO, say, at the World Economic Forum, that by 2030, as six gs becomes operational, the smartphone, as we know it, will be inside our bodies. And then we have Elon Musk and all these other individuals saying brain chips are basically required.
• 31:00
  Elon Musk recently came out and said it's Jesus like technology. So they're really pushing this hard, And the interaction between all of them is the brain chip will merge consciousness with artificial intelligence systems. You'll be able to interact with computers and other brain chip users telepathically, maybe have enhanced cognition or even see, you know, infrared or whatever. That's what they're claiming. And so that'll be installed in the brain, but it will require at a mass scale for mass rollout those that six g infrastructure because that has no lag time and it's very fast and it'll help operate those brain chips efficiently.
• 31:50
  So once so that will all be combined into this large network. And once you're in it, it'll be very hard to escape.
• 32:02
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• 32:51
  When you piece all this together, what do you think the end game is for this? Like, if if the people that are building these systems had their plans manifest exactly as they intended to, what are we looking at? Where yeah. What yeah. Guess just describe what that looks like.
• 33:12
  Speaker 2: Yeah. It seems the end goal is to there seems to be certain plans to make humans completely irrelevant. Obviously, we know the population reduction initiatives by the elitists that, for example, World Economic Forum, they've called for that, you know, for twenty years. Bill Gates said in a twenty ten ten talk, we that he he thinks we have to reduce the population by 10 to 15% using vaccines. He literally said that.
• 33:48
  So we know they wanna do that. But, you know, at the same time, for the remaining humans, they would love to have them under some sort of control system literally hooked up to the hive mind network because that's what it'll be. And that seems to be the goal. And, you know, once you have people hooked up like that, you know, they'll have lost their humanity. They'll be cyborgs literally.
• 34:16
  And they'll you know, at a certain point, those technologies will be able to basically, people could just lay on their couch, flip a switch on their phone, or in their head, and just be somewhere else. And, you know, we'll end up like the movie, know, Wally, if you've ever seen that.
• 34:38
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah.
• 34:39
  Speaker 2: Yeah. The people kinda laying down with giant screens. They don't move. Yeah. So that's that's what appears to that's what we're on track for.
• 34:48
  And and then it'll be tied eventually to a certain point to social credit score systems, monetary systems, and it'll it would be an absolute disaster. Surveillance purposes are literally, you know, they'll be able to see what you're seeing if you have these chips installed. And at a certain point, they'll be able to deactivate them and probably kill you remotely. So, yeah, it's it's it sounds like science fiction, but it's really not. China just approved the world's first commercial brain chip a few weeks ago.
• 35:30
  And so it's rapidly accelerating, and that's what's coming next. And, you know, I do not wanna be anywhere near a city. They're going to be riddled with the six g transmitters. It's going to be a very dangerous environment.
• 35:46
  Speaker 1: Yeah. That I certainly agree with that. And you you mentioned, you coming out a sci fi novel, because as you're talking, I'm sitting here kind of objectively listening out of this conversation and thinking, Gosh, you know, if people didn't know about what we're talking about, they would think these guys are gonna be planning a script for a sci fi movie. Right? It's like, okay, so then, the the supposed the world's richest man is gonna put brain chips in everyone's heads, and they're deploying this five gs, this 16 networks, so they can turn everyone into robots, and and then they're gonna depopulate.
• 36:19
  I mean, sounds kinda wild, but nothing you're saying is is is not provable. Right? You can you can see everything. It's all out there. Even the Microsoft patent for harvesting energy from the human body to mine crypto.
• 36:36
  I mean, you
• 36:37
  Speaker 2: know That was 666.
• 36:38
  Speaker 1: Yeah. O 60606. Literally. It's like the Microsoft patent to harvest energy from the human body, patent O six zero six zero six. It's like, gosh, you you can't make this stuff up.
• 36:50
  But what's interesting though is that, you know, even looking at I remember when Oculus first came out, right, and Facebook was and Meta were big on this huge investment getting into into VR. And what you found though is that it just it not many people wanted to participate in it. And it was kinda surprising to think, oh, this is you know, because I I used to have a little VR headset for a PlayStation years ago, and and it's it's kinda cool technology, and you'd think, okay. Great. Like, people are gonna love this.
• 37:19
  But it's it's think they they've now closed it down. Was it was like a giant failure. You also look at AI. A lot of the studies coming out about AI are showing that the younger generations want nothing to do with AI. Like, they actually they they despise it.
• 37:34
  And so, whereas it used to be, say say, ten, fifteen years ago, you could look at the younger generations, and you could see how a lot of the social engineering was targeting these young minds, and then they became the shapers of society so that the kids that were, you know, in third grade ten years ago are now the ones that are on the the college campuses protesting for, you know, women's rights or whatever. Right? But it seems though that there, as much as these globalists and these kind of elites are pushing this transhumanist agenda, that a lot of people, especially the younger resisting it, and they're going the opposite way. They're moving out in the countries. They're getting chickens.
• 38:19
  They're, you know, kinda going low tech. There's this you know, there's a big trend of low tech where these young kids are listening to old vinyl albums and, you know, carrying, you know, Walkman cassette tapes. So there's it's just interesting to see this process play out and to see this the resistance to this.
• 38:37
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Because it's the AI is gonna steal their stealing their future. You know? It's stealing their future. I don't blame them because they don't know what to do.
• 38:46
  You know? Before, it was like, you know, you gotta go to college. Now they're like, well, hold on a minute. What's the point now that, you know, there won't be any job for humans anymore? And so, yeah, I don't blame them.
• 38:58
  And it's taken away human thought drastically. The MIT study came out. Yeah. When you heavily use chat bots, it literally decreases brain connectivity, and you literally are offloading your thought and your creativity to these AI systems, and it causes memory loss and other bad things. And so that's so it's it it is damaging the human brain, literally.
• 39:31
  And so, yeah, now I guess they just wanna put it right into you and merge you with it. And so that's their solution to solve this problem, to try and and claim it'll make humans relevant again. So they'll say humans are irrelevant. You have no jobs, but you can take the AI brain chip, and you'll be relevant again. And so that'll be their ploy.
• 39:56
  I won't fall for it. I'm not gonna fall for it.
• 40:01
  Speaker 1: Yeah, me neither. And so, you know, for people that are watching all of this and looking at whether it's the ticks or the mosquitoes or the six what what can people do? Like, you know, how would you because, you know, we're what we're doing is we've presented multiple threat vectors. Okay. Here's, you know, a handful of things that are fundamentally coming at your own freedom, your own sovereignty, your own health.
• 40:28
  And so, there's the natural discussion or the reaction as, okay, either I'm just gonna become paralyzed with fear, I'm gonna ignore it, or I'm gonna do something about it. And so, for those people that really wanna do something about this, what advice do you have for them?
• 40:46
  Speaker 2: I think the best and safest bet currently, given the trajectory by 2030. These six g systems will be installed. I would say live self sustaining somewhere outside of of large population centers. You know, you do that. It basically solves all of the problems.
• 41:09
  Now to so that'll solve the six g AI problem. You won't have to worry about whatever garbage they're doing in the city, all, you know, the brain chip users hooked up, acting like zombies. You won't have to worry about that. But the second thing is to not comply with their next scam. Don't comply with more, you know, for example, booster shots.
• 41:32
  Don't comply with the brain chips, and then do what's right and do what's right. And, you know, don't just and spread the word, right? Spread the word. Don't be afraid of what other people think. That's another big barrier why we're even in this situation.
• 41:52
  People don't want to speak up when they know something's wrong and because they're afraid of what people will say about them. And that creates these compounding issues to where we just get screwed over again and again by the government. So all those things, I think, would put people in a in a much better position.
• 42:15
  Speaker 1: Yeah, I and a lot of those things are the things I've done in my own life, too. And just kind of seeing is that, yeah, the more you make these decisions, the more I think the less fear you have. Obviously, don't wanna have fear either way, but when you start taking control of these situations, and like for my family, you know, we live out in a very rural area. We've got the ability to produce some of our own food, but we also know all the you know, not all, but a lot of the local farmers around us. And you build these relationships because you have some network.
• 42:50
  And then the community part's really important, too, is just getting to build these relationships that it's like, you know, go back to, say, 2020, when all that happened, and you put a post on Facebook and say, Hey, these masks might be bad for us, and you get your account pulled down. And your family then kind of turns away from you from they're upset that you're not wearing a mask or getting a booster shot. And it creates this isolation. I think that's a big thing we have to learn from is don't be in a situation where, you know, one action from the powers that be can completely isolate you, because that's that's you know, you go to Pavlov's dogs that he knew that if he isolated the dogs, they were so much easier to train with his conditioning.
• 43:28
  Speaker 2: Yeah. Definitely. Most definitely. So, yeah, we we got lots of challenges ahead, but, I think, you know, if you do if you do the right thing, you don't go along with it, you know, you you can you can still have a great future. Right?
• 43:47
  It's not going to be over for everybody, but it may be over for the people that go in lockstep with everything dangled in front of them.
• 43:56
  Speaker 1: And hopefully for the people that are doing it. And hopefully their, their system collapses under the weight of its own evil. So Nick, let me, as we're wrapping up here, I wanna pull up your Twitter account, which I'll make sure your link is in the bio, it's, nickholscher. It's n I c, then last name h u l s c h e r. You have a kind of my last name's Hulscher.
• 44:22
  We both have two kind of stranger h last names. We'll start a club for that. So, Nick, any any final thoughts as we're kind of rounding out here?
• 44:35
  Speaker 2: I would say, yeah, the the next big thing imminently is is their World Cup threats that they're claiming will be some outbreak and war gaming that stuff. So I would say, you know, that's that's potentially their next trick. Hopefully nothing occurs there, but, you know, that's just what I would say. And then there are 3,600 bio laboratories across the globe. And many of these are conducting pathogen modifications, including on bacteria and fungi.
• 45:16
  So I think one thing that needs to occur is these need to be shut down. They have to be banned from modifying anything, and any of those modified pathogens should be destroyed. Now, will this happen in the current state of the globe? Probably not. But it needs to occur, and that would make the world a much better place and protect us from the pandemic profiteers.
• 45:45
  Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a big one. That's a big one. Well, Nick, thank you for your time. It's great to finally meet you and look forward to doing this again. So again, thanks for coming out here with us today.
• 45:56
  Speaker 2: Thanks for having me.
• 45:57
  Speaker 1: All right, take care.