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LIVE: There's Something DARK About Lindsay Clancy No One's Talking About | Sunday w/ Seth · Man in America Podcast

• 3:31
  Speaker 1: Why are mothers killing their own children? They're not strangers. They're not enemies. They're their own flesh and blood. These are innocent children who trusted them completely.
• 3:47
  And in some of these cases, the mothers were nurses or caregivers, right? Women who built their entire lives around protecting other people, but then something changes in them and something causes severe mental decline. Oftentimes, they're then seeking psychiatric treatment, powerful medic medications, but then there's the voices, and eventually something almost unthinkable happens. Now most people stop at mental illness. Right?
• 4:16
  It's postpartum depression, postpartum psychosis. And, yes, maybe that is part of the answer. But when you start putting certain cases side by side, the similarities become almost impossible to ignore. The timing, the details, the patterns, the things that these women say they're experiencing before they killed their own children. And it raises a much bigger question, what's actually happening to these women?
• 4:43
  And what if the real explanation is darker than anything that most people are comfortable talking about? Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. Thank you so much for joining me live for this. I'm really looking forward to getting into this tonight with you.
• 5:04
  I'll just kinda give you a quick disclaimer. I'm not gonna be analyzing the details of the trial. I'm not gonna be trying to pass my own judgments on things. I think the system is very broken in America. It's very broken for mothers.
• 5:18
  It's very broken for a lot of people. But in my opinion, no broken system justifies the murder of innocents. So there's my little disclaimer. Just a few show notes I wanna get into. First off, last live show on Sunday, I asked you what you thought about changing the time.
• 5:36
  We did some polling, and I've decided to stick with this exact same, Sunday night slot, because a lot of you said this was the best time for you. There's, less shows going on. It's also even though it is work, you know, on the weekend for me and work on Sunday for me, it's just it's a good time for us to come together reflecting, looking into the next week. And so I think we're just gonna stick with it, and we won't be doing the call ins. I know some of you expressed pretty strong sentiments about the call ins, so there's not gonna be call ins.
• 6:05
  And but the format is changing a little bit, so the live shows are gonna be more of what you'll see tonight, what you saw last week, which is really me doing a deep dive into something. I I don't wanna sit and talk about the news headlines and, you know, what happened in DC this week or any of that. I wanna just find the things that I think are most interesting and most important. Sometimes they're gonna be more newsworthy, like Tonight Show, but sometimes they're gonna be diving into hidden history or ancient civilizations or just having some fun and ignoring a lot of what's happening in the mainstream or the the collective news, consciousness. And so I'll be doing more of a deep dive live with you, and then we'll be doing the q and a conversation after the show.
• 6:47
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• 7:07
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• 7:26
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• 7:40
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• 7:56
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• 8:36
  So if you wanna join your people, find your people, the ARC community is gonna be that place. If you're not on the wait list yet, head over to buildthearc.com. And again, it's arc with a k. People oftentimes are saying, hey, I can't find it. It's arc with a c.
• 8:49
  No. No. It's like ARC, like Noah's Ark. Right? We're building our own arcs together.
• 8:53
  So it's at buildthearc.com. This is where you can drop in your name and your email address. And I think right now, we're close to I think right over 16,000 people on the wait list already. People that really, really are focused on proactively trying to fix things in our own lives, try to, you know, survive whatever storms might come. So again, that's buildtheark.com.
• 9:14
  Make sure you drop in your name and your email, join that waitlist, and you'll be notified as soon as we open up. Okay. Tonight's gonna be it's gonna be a heavy show, but it's gonna be a really important show. And let's just go ahead and dive in. I'm not gonna give you any more framing.
• 9:32
  Let's dive in. So tonight, Lindsay Clancy. Okay. The show is about this. These children.
• 9:45
  Okay. So Lindsay Clancy, who is she? Mass she's in Massachusetts. She's a labor and delivery nurse. She's she was married.
• 9:53
  Three young children, and by most accounts, very loving mother. No known history of violence, but then something goes terribly, terribly wrong with her. I'll pull up a different picture here, these three children. So 2022, she starts experiencing what they say is a mental decline, more anxiety, depression, insomnia, intrusive thoughts, suicidal thoughts, has an increasing amount of psychiatric intervention. But then the drugs, so for roughly four months, she had 13 different psychiatric medications, more than 30 prescriptions.
• 10:29
  We're talking Zoloft, Prozac, Ativan, Klonopin, Valium, Seroquel, Lamictal, trazodone, a whole medicine cabinet of psychiatric medications that she was being given. Now, we don't know what was the mental illness, what was the withdrawal, what was her sleep deprivation, what was going on. So January 2023, she's an inpatient psychiatric treatment at McLean, she's discharged. Less than three weeks later, 01/24/2023, her husband Patrick leaves the house, and Clancy kills these three innocent souls right here. And as a father of two, you know, have a two year two year old and a five year old, I cannot comprehend.
• 11:11
  I cannot comprehend this act. But Clancy did. She killed Cora, Dawson and Catelyn. But then she jumped from an upstairs window, in attempt to kill herself, and she survived. But she's paralyzed.
• 11:28
  And there's a picture of the children. She took their life, and this is who we're talking about right here. Now, there's a really important detail in this case, and this is what a lot of science show is built around, is that Clancy later reports hearing an unfamiliar male voice. And according to her account, this voice tells her essentially, This is your last chance. Kill the children, kill yourself, take them with you.
• 12:02
  So I've got a video right here. This is one of the, the jurors are deliberating. Wait, here's sorry, here's the here's the video. So watch this. It's maybe thirty seconds or a minute or so.
• 12:13
  She had said that she heard a male voice ordering her, telling her that she didn't have any choice, but she had to kill her children and then kill herself.
• 12:36
  Speaker 2: But prosecutors say her mental illness was not as bad as she claims and that she planned the killings because she didn't want to be a mother anymore. The Commonwealth has rested, and now the defense is putting on their case, trying to show this jury Lindsay Clancy was suffering from postpartum psychosis.
• 12:56
  Speaker 1: So again, they're calling it postpartum psychosis, but they're saying that she's hearing these voices again, saying this is your last chance, kill the children, kill yourself, take them with you. Okay, let's go ahead and continue here. So She says something was speaking to her. So psychiatry, you know, they call this a command hallucination. That's how they frame it, it's a command hallucination.
• 13:24
  Okay, fine, let's put that on the shelf. We're gonna come back to it. Now, here's the crazy thing about this. There's another case. We're gonna go across The Atlantic to Ireland three years earlier.
• 13:37
  And also, I want to give credit to Owen Benjamin. So, Mr. Owen Benjamin, if you're watching the show, I'm honored, but if you're not watching the show, great, you still deserve credit, because this he is who I discovered this information from, so credit, goes to where it's due. So, okay, going over to Ireland, right here. So this woman, her name is Deidra Morley, she's a nurse, she worked in pediatric care, she's married, she has three children, She had serious psychiatric deterioration, depression, anxiety, delusions.
• 14:12
  She had psychiatric hospitalization, lots of medication. Her children were Connor, Dara, and Carla. So Morley became convinced that she had damaged her children, and she believes that they're essentially doomed. And she decides that they need to die with her. So her first attempt at killing them was she crushed up morphine into the boys' cereal, and she put codeine into her daughter's drink.
• 14:35
  But the children didn't consume enough of it. They probably tasted something really nasty about what they're being fed. But ultimately, though, she suffocated all three of her children. And she attempted suicide, which failed, and her husband was away at this time. So this was 01/24/2020.
• 14:53
  So let's just take a second how to look at both of these cases side by side because this is where it gets really, really strange. And if you know my approach with the show, I'm always trying to look for patterns. I'm always trying to find instances of the same events happening across multiple things, whether it's talking to MK Ultra victims and seeing the same stories coming out of someone that grew up in Canada or California that are correlating to almost the identical stories of someone over in Europe. And so that's what I'm doing, I'm looking for patterns because the patterns oftentimes paint a picture that I feel is truer than any one individual event if you're trying to look at what is the truth. So Clancy, again, looking at Clancy, she's a nurse, she's a mother of three, she has two boys and one girl.
• 15:42
  She has severe psychiatric deterioration, she's on a bunch of psychiatric drugs. Her husband's away and she kills her three children, then she attempts suicide on January 24. Now look at Morley over in Ireland. She's a nurse. She's a mother of three, two boys, one girl.
• 15:57
  Severe psychiatric deterioration. She's on psychiatric drugs. Her husband is away. She kills her three children, and she attempts to commit suicide on January 24, exactly three years apart. 01/24/2020 and 01/24/2023.
• 16:13
  Now, you know, the dates are one thing. These things can happen. So you you know, if you do something, you have a one in three hundred and sixty five chance of it being on the same date that someone did the same thing, but it gets really strange here. So the Morley children were Connor, Dara, and Carla. You look at their initials.
• 16:34
  Connor, Darla, car yeah. Dara, Carla, c d c. The the Clancy children, Cora, Dawson, Callan, CDC. Both of her children, Interesting. It's odd.
• 16:54
  So two sets of three murdered children, both CDC initials, both January 24, exactly three years apart. So what are the odds? Now we can't really calculate the odds of the entire cluster of these these events, but there's too many variables that were discovered at the fact that there's one variable we have to consider. Right? So, again, if two independent events happen randomly throughout the year, same counter rates, roughly one in three sixty five, but then you add in the fact, they're both nurses.
• 17:25
  They're both kill three children. The same exact sex distribution between the children, right, male and female of the children. They're both psychiatric patients. They're both medicated. Both their husbands are asp are absent.
• 17:36
  They both attempt suicide, and both set the children have the initials of CDC. So we can't legitimately multiply those probabilities together to figure out, okay, what are the odds of this? We don't need to because this is an extraordinary cluster of coincidences. And so we have to ask, right, are they just coincidences? Maybe.
• 17:57
  Right? Maybe they're just coincidences, and I'm fine accepting that. I'm not someone that thinks that everything is some sort of deep state cabal plan that's all just controlled. There are certainly coincidences that happen. So that's perhaps what's happening, but let's keep digging.
• 18:14
  So what else happened on January 24? This is where it gets kinda strange. K? You look at CDC. Well, 01/24/2020, what's going on?
• 18:24
  What is CDC? Well, for one, on 01/24/2020, the day that the mother in Ireland kills her children, CDC initials, the CDC officially announces that it's second case of confirmed COVID in America. Right? So a patient recently returned from Wuhan. This is right at the very beginning.
• 18:44
  You know what was happening at that time. Right? So COVID is just about to completely transform the entire world. So the same day, the CDC children are murdered in Ireland. Is it a coincidence?
• 18:54
  Most likely. But let's just go ahead and jump ahead three years to 01/24/2023. Right here. Okay. That same day, CDC launches its website to help consumers find its free COVID-nineteen testing sites.
• 19:13
  So they also are announcing at the same time on that day, a major agency reorganization. So they've completely restructured how the CDC operates following COVID. So, and also simultaneously, it launches this testing site thing, is a really big initiative. So this is significant. Right?
• 19:30
  So again, 01/24/2020, CDC announces the second case, a major, major case of COVID, you know, probably some faulty PCR tests, but that's the side of the point here. Now, 01/24/2023, CDC comes out and announces a major, major reorganization of its, of its agency. So now, again, both are in these days, mysteriously, these three CDC children are murdered. Now, again, it could be completely a coincidence. Right?
• 20:02
  So I'm fine accepting that, but I have to ask, is there something else going on here? Is there some sort of coordination? Right? So the obvious rabbit hole with this is we're looking at programming, mind control, MK Ultra. Right?
• 20:17
  Could these women have been manipulated in some way? Could something have been planted? Could the dates mean something? Could the CDC initials mean something? I've got no evidence to prove any of that.
• 20:30
  But mind control experimentation itself, that's not a conspiracy theory. Right? So we know that MK Ultra is absolutely real. Let me bring this up for you. I mean, as you probably know, this is this is the MK Ultra briefing book.
• 20:44
  So this was, from January 1976. I mean, you know, it's all in here. And again, I haven't just read these books, I've interviewed the people that have been involved in this. And if you look at again, if you look at what is involved with MK Ultra, it's experimentation, obviously we have torture, we've got trauma, but LSD, a lot of psychoactive substances, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, psychological manipulation, behavioral modification. So the question isn't really whether governments experimented with mind control, they did.
• 21:20
  The question is whether anything like that has anything to do with these cases. But there's one thing that we know for certain. Drugs were central to the MK Ultra programming. Right? And this is one of the core parts of this.
• 21:34
  And, again, through the interviews and research I've done this, you understand that drugs are absolutely central to their ability to alter people's states, to bring in other entities into their minds as they disassociate, as they fracture their minds. And so these drugs are at the very core, but specifically psychoactive substances. And if we're looking at the these similar psychoactive substances, there's also a pattern that we can't really ignore, and that is the proliferation of these psychiatric drugs, specifically SSRIs, that are repeatedly appearing around mass violence. This is something that we really can't look over, look a little past here. Okay.
• 22:14
  So look at our case study number one, and there's there's endless numbers of these cases. I I found just a handful. So, this guy, Kip, Kinkep. Okay? He's in 1998, Thurston High School shooting.
• 22:30
  So, this guy, this kid right here, he killed his parents, he killed two students, he wounded many others, and he was previously prescribed Prozac. So later, he stopped taking it. Now, the defense evidence said that he'd been hearing voices telling him to kill since he was age 12. And after murdering his mother, this guy, his kid screams during the police interrogation that he says, these voices inside of my head. And he repeatedly says, I had to.
• 22:59
  So now one important caveat here is that these voices were apparently after or sorry. These these are these preceded Prozac. So I'm not saying that the Prozac caused these voices to, you know, tell him these things. But so he was hearing voices before Prozac, but he was on Prozac after you know, during these murders. So this is just again, this is just one overlap of the psychiatric treatment, the homicidal command voices, and mass killing.
• 23:26
  So now we go over to James Holmes. So James Holmes, the Aurora Theater Shooter, he killed 12 people. You probably recall this. He was a psychiatric pay patient before the shooting. He was on, sertraline and Zoloft and also clonazepam and Klonopin.
• 23:44
  Again, heavy psychiatric drugs. Then we get into the Washington Navy yard shooter. Okay. Aaron Alexis. So he kills 12 people.
• 23:55
  And this was especially strange because weeks before the shooting, he reported hearing voices. Now he believed that these voices were communicating him to him through the walls and the ceilings. He believed some sort of microwave technology was being used against him, and we know this technology does exist. If you looked at, you know, voice to skull, there's, you know, there's patents for this. He believed that there's this extremely extremely low frequency, waves that were influencing him.
• 24:19
  And so he even carved the references to an elf weapon into his shotgun. He sought medical help. He was prescribed, trazodone, which is an antidepressant that's frequently used at low doses for insomnia. Okay. Now he again, he heard these voices before the trazodone.
• 24:37
  So I'm not saying that the voices then opened up some portal for the or sorry, the trazodone opened up something for the voices to come in. But again, we have look at the pattern here. He had he was hearing voices that were commanding him to do mass killing. This is this perceived external control, psychiatric drugs, and again, mass killings. And again, like as I mentioned, there are numerous, numerous cases of this, but I also wanna highlight a case that is just from a guy that, I follow on Twitter, and he follows me, is, Alex Zech.
• 25:06
  And so shout out to Alex Zech. He's got a great podcast. Let me pull up right here. So this is a post that he put out, I think earlier today. He says that, When my mom was in benzo withdrawal So benzos is benzodiazepines, it's just it's a class of these drugs, psychiatric drugs, and Klonopin is one of them.
• 25:24
  There's a handful of drugs, but benzos is what they're often commonly referred to. So he says here, he says that when my mom was in benzo withdrawal, she was being tormented by a shadowy figure in a trench coat trench coat with a wide brim hat and no discernible facial features except red eyes. The entity would stand in the corner of the room while she was trying to fall asleep. He says, at that time, I thought she was hallucinating. I imagine this is probably frightening for a child looking at their mother who's coming off of these drugs and saying, hey, there's some shadowy figure with red eyes standing in the corner of my room.
• 25:58
  So he says, at that time, I thought she was hallucinating, but he said years later, she showed me posts from multiple people on benzo withdrawal Facebook groups who described seeing the exact same entity. So not just a similar figure, the exact same one. Now, Alec's conclusion is that these drugs have malevolent entities or demons attached to them. So now we're gonna get kind of just dive a little more into just the kind of darker mind control theories, because this is where, you know, the conspiracy researchers like myself can kinda go further. So there's different theories that certain psychiatric meds might, you know, lower inhibition, produce emotional blunting.
• 26:41
  Right? Meaning that you might maybe you could harm someone or whatever, and you just don't feel it. They cause, akathisia, right, which is this extreme anxiety, kind of unnerving feeling, of pacing back and forth, emotional stress that they aggravate mania or psychosis in vulnerable people, but also that they make someone more susceptible to suggestion. And, if you go back into a lot of the MK Ultra programming, what's that mean? So someone is more susceptible to suggestion.
• 27:08
  Right? That their their mental barrier, that whatever gate they have that protects them is weakened so so things can be suggested into them. They can be altered on a very subconscious level. So but this is where we start to ask these questions of, you know, could these drugs make someone easier to externally manipulate? Could a chemically destabilized person become more susceptible to programming?
• 27:33
  Right? You look at MK Ultra, I'd say yes. Could voices be artificially induced, like the Navy Yard shooter? Could they potentially do something, and maybe they're using some sort of technology to bring these voices into people? You know, there's a lot of, know, kind of literature around this.
• 27:48
  You're looking at, you know, MK Ultra, remote behavioral manipulation, voice to skull technology, microwave auditory effects, you know, Manchurian candidate style programming. So those are all, you know, very real things as I've covered extensively on this show. And so you have to ask, okay. When we're looking at this correlation, right, between these two women, these two very, very strange coincidences of the CDC children, the the timing, the date, all these different things that add up. Is there something bigger going on here?
• 28:23
  But one woman's in Massachusetts and the other is in Ireland. Now, two different countries, two different health care con you know, health care systems, different doctors, different lives, no known connection. I couldn't find in in looking at Clancy specifically, I couldn't find any ties to military. I mean, you often do find that these these children or these people that commit these heinous crimes, they might have a father that's in some sector of the military or intelligence. But looking at Clancy, I couldn't find that connection.
• 28:52
  Now, you know, intelligence, you know, systems, you're looking at the, you know, five eyes, you look at m I six, Massad, CIA, you know, these are international bodies. Right? They do corporate cooperate internationally. These programs can cross borders, so geography doesn't make it, you know, impossible. But here's the thing is that maybe we're we're trying too hard to find the humans behind this.
• 29:16
  Right? What if the common denominator isn't the CIA? It isn't m I six or Mossad? It isn't the pharmaceutical company, it's not the secret societies, there's not even the government. Like, if we're looking in the entire in the wrong realm entirely?
• 29:33
  So Ephesians six twelve says, for we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. So when the apostle Paul wrote that, okay, in Ephesians six twelve, that, you know, he's basically saying that, you know, our struggle is not against other human beings, but our struggle is against unseen spiritual forces of evil. Yet, if you look at how our society looks at these issues, that is never brought into this. We're always looking at just the flesh because our science, our medicine, our education, you know, we're taught that we evolved from apes, or we evolved from these single cell organisms, and that we're just these flesh sacks. So, of course, our system is not looking at the spiritual element of this.
• 30:27
  So here's the question though. Right? If this is a spiritual thing, you know, these women, these mass shootings, these murders, if there's something spiritual that's tied into this, which I believe that there is, is there something that's happening in the physical realm that is linking this evil that we're seeing to the spiritual realm? Are there patterns of things that we can see in the physical realm that help paint the picture of what's happening in the spiritual realm? Why are so many of these people who commit these evil acts on drugs, more specifically pharmaceuticals?
• 31:03
  Let's look at Revelation eighteen twenty three. Right? So this verse describes the complete and just utter spiritual destruction of the end times Babylon. Okay. Revelations eighteen twenty three says, And the light of a candle shall shine no more in all thee, and the voice of the bride the bridegroom and the bride shall be heard no more at all in thee.
• 31:28
  For thy merchants were great men of the earth, for by thy sorceries were all nations deceived. So if you look at pharmacy or the word pharmaceutical, the root word of that is pharmakeia. So in that quote, where it says, for by thy sorceries were all nations deceived, pharmakeia is the root word that they that they translated from sorcerer do crave sorcery. So pharmakeia, it's a Greek word, and it means sorcery, witchcraft, or the use of magical potions. So, again, in Revelation eighteen twenty three, the word sorceries was translated from the Greek word pharmakeia.
• 32:13
  So let's go read that last line again with the original Greek word, which it would be, For thy merchants were the great men of the earth, for by thy pharmakeia were all nations deceived. So if Babylon as portrayed is in its end times, it's full of evil, but it's full of people of all nations, full of people deceived by pharmakeia or sorcery. So could this get us closer to understanding the correlation between heavy pharmaceutical use and these evil and completely heinous acts of violence? So let's go back to Clancy again. She says that a male voice told her to kill the children, kill yourself.
• 33:04
  Now, as mentioned before, psychiatry has a term for this. They call it auditory hallucination. Okay. What's that mean? Again, we're just these flesh sacks.
• 33:13
  So, oh, you're just you're hallucinating some sound. That's all it is. That's all they explain it as. But that's a description. Right?
• 33:21
  It doesn't actually tell us what the voice is. Right? The assumption is that the brain generated this voice, that there's some sort of chemical imbalance that makes you start hearing these voices. But what if that's wrong, and what if it wasn't the brain generated these voices? And this is where I came across something really fascinating.
• 33:43
  There's a guy named Jerry Marzynski that I've been trying to interview for some time. So if you know Jerry, tell him that I'm looking for I really wanna talk to him. So Jerry is a psychotherapist. And so Jerry Marzynski has spent decades on the front lines of working in major psychiatric hospitals, state prisons, emergency psychiatric settings. You know, he's dealt with hundreds and hundreds of of schizophrenic patients.
• 34:07
  Now he wasn't studying demons. Right? He was just a psychiatrist, and he was treating these severely mentally ill people. But eventually, he started doing something actually kind of basic. He started listening to what the voices were saying.
• 34:24
  So what he's saying is that these patients have these auditory hallucinations, but it's not just that. He actually started documenting the actual content of what these voices were saying. And he says that as he started documenting what these voices were saying, he saw patterns emerging. Again, patterns are so important. And so according to Marzynski, the voices speak very coherently.
• 34:50
  They lie, they degrade the person that they're controlling or that they've invaded, they create paranoia, they destroy relationships, they isolate the victims, they feed this feeling of hopelessness, they encourage suicide, they encourage violence, and they attempt to prevent the patients from exposing them. But more importantly, he says that they behave like they have an agenda. I'm gonna play just a short, clip here. This is Jerry talking about one specific interaction that he had with one of these voices. So then I'm gonna play this maybe it's a minute or two.
• 35:26
  We'll see how long we wanna play it for. This is, like, this is Jerry Marzinski himself describing this.
• 35:32
  Speaker 3: That was another warning that I got from him. And then let me see what was the next one. The next one was one of the inmates I was working with got into the medical unit somehow without a pass. He comes to my door, knocks on my door and he said, The voices wanna talk to you. And I'm like, What?
• 35:57
  He said, They wanna talk to me directly? That had never happened before. In twenty years of research prior to that, that had never happened. It was always the voices would talk to the patient. The patient would tell me what they said.
• 36:08
  I'd tell the patient, tell the voices, you know, go stick your head in the toilet or something, you know, and then it would be that. It would always go through the patient. They never spoke to me directly. So I asked him, I said, want to talk to me directly? And he goes, yeah, they want to talk to you directly.
• 36:26
  So I said, you know, I was kind of weirded out And I said, okay, come on in, have a seat, close the door. And I said, what do they have to say? And these words came out of his mouth. You have no right to interfere with our way of life. Our way of life.
• 36:46
  And my head just went boom. And I'm looking at the prisoner and he said that didn't come from me. Those weren't my words. I didn't say that. They said that, you know, and I said, well, tell them this and he said, I don't have to tell them anything.
• 37:02
  They can see you. They can hear you and that was something that weirded me out too. So, my my head just went boom. You know, it's like my denial system at that point completely collapsed. At that point, I knew they were entities.
• 37:16
  They weren't hallucinations. They they were they operated with an a negative evil intent. They were parasites. And it was everything I feared that they might have been. And my my denial system just just caved in.
• 37:34
  Speaker 1: And so an important thing about Barzinski is that, you know, part of what led him to some of his conclusions is that he noticed that all of these psychiatrists in the study of the human brain, they're saying that there's these chemical imbalances, but when he tried to find the actual root research on this, that there were these specific chemical imbalances in the brain that were causing schizophrenia, these things, there no one ever had an answer for him. And so he started digging deeper to understand, okay, well, if there's no chemical imbalances they can actually prove, they can't tell us what okay, here's a healthy chemically balanced brain, here's an, you know, chemically imbalanced brain that needs medication. He no one could actually prove that to him. So he started asking questions. As I said, he started actually documenting and finding patterns from what these hallucinations were saying.
• 38:24
  And so in his words, he says there's no difference between the voices and what would be considered demons or evil spirits. He also says that they're very nasty and destructive. Okay? And he also he said that he says, what after what I've experienced in the front lines, I have no doubt that demons exist. And his core argument is that hallucinations should be internally generated noise, but these voices repeatedly displayed similar behavior, similar objectives, similar methods, and similar hostility across completely unrelated patients, across different institutions, different states, and actually even across different countries.
• 39:04
  But then something he says even stranger was happening. He said that these voices actually reacted to Christianity, that these voices, they didn't merely dislike treatment. According to him, he said these voices hate Jesus. They hate prayer. They hate scripture.
• 39:20
  They hate anything talking about turning towards God. And so he also reports that challenging these voices spiritually can provoke them. And so his eventual conclusion is that these are not broken pieces of the patient's personality, but that actually that they are parasitic spiritual entities that are attached to these people. Now, if we go back to Clancy, what do we have here? An unfamiliar male voice saying, this is your last chance.
• 39:51
  Kill yourself. Kill your children. Take them with you. And so what does Marzynski say that these entities do? They torment.
• 39:59
  They isolate. They drive people toward despair. They push suicide. They push violence. They destroy families.
• 40:06
  And and, again, this is not just Clancy. The these are the same patterns. If you look at a lot of these mass shooters, people that have done these killings, people that have murdered, people that have, you know, killed their own children, that you see the same patterns of this, that there's these voices inside their heads that are lying to them, tormenting them, making them feel isolated, making them feel a sense of despair, pushing them towards suicide, pushing them towards violence, and ultimately destroying their families and destroying their entire lives. So now suddenly the question changes. It's not what malfunctioned inside Lindsay Clancy's brain, but what if something had attached to her and was literally telling herself to do this?
• 40:49
  And so while you might talk to a mainstream psychiatrist or someone, they'll say it, well, okay. That just has come some kind of you know, you can't prove any of these things. But if you look biblically, it's like it says this over and over and over again. Right? So the Bible doesn't describe demons metaphorically.
• 41:08
  It describes them as intelligent entities. Right? So in Mark five, there's a possessed man who's living among the tombs. He's harming himself. He's violent.
• 41:16
  He cannot be restrained. The entity speaks through him. And when Jesus asked his name, he says, my name is Legion for we are many. In Mark nine, the spirit that possessed a child? What does it do?
• 41:29
  Attempts to kill the child. It throws him into fire, throws him into water. It basically explicitly says to destroy him. But why? Right?
• 41:38
  So this is the deeper question. So if we're looking at these the the two similarities between these two cases, and this is what I'm asking myself as I when I saw these similarities between the two nurses with the two the CDC children, the specific dates, You know, my first thought goes to, okay, was this some sort of occult thing? Was it some sort of, you know, intelligence agencies, some sort of M. K. Ultra or whatever?
• 42:01
  But, you know, the deeper question is that actually, what if it was coordinated? But what if it wasn't coordinated by man? What if it was coordinated by something else? Because you you could imagine that if you believe in a spiritual realm, if you believe that there are demons, they're not bound you know, they don't have to, you know, pick up the phone and call the other demon that's in America. Right?
• 42:23
  And they're and they're playing I mean, I have no idea how it works, but I can guarantee you it's not like how things work here. So the question is that if these were demonic entities, why? Like, why kill these six children? Is that the entire objective, or is the murder itself only part of the objective? And this is where you have to look at what happens after.
• 42:46
  Right? Look at the response to Lindsay Clancy. Okay. Fear, anger, hatred, confusion, despair, families destroyed, communities traumatized, but then something else happens. People begin to morally rationalize the evil.
• 43:05
  Okay? Look at the reaction to Lindsay Clancy. Hundreds and hundreds of supporters are showing up, predominantly women wearing pink clothing. Here, I'll play just a little example for you. This is just from a little rally.
• 43:19
  It's a clip worthwhile of maybe thirty seconds or so. This this is this is the reaction to this.
• 43:25
  Speaker 4: And I organized the stand in peace for Lindsay event today at the Plymouth Superior Courthouse. I originally organized it because there was just one day in court that Lindsay was in shambles and I couldn't stop thinking about her. We had hundreds of people here at the courthouse today, women and men dressed in pink in support of Lindsay and to raise awareness for partum depression, postpartum psychosis, and mental health crisis all over the world. So,
• 43:54
  Speaker 1: I want to throw in a disimportant caveat here, is that I absolutely do believe that women, mothers, pregnant mothers do not get the support that they need. And if you look at how other cultures treat this, you know, even looking at my own experience with you know, my my wife and I, we have two children that we had home births, and we followed more of a of a kind of Chinese style philosophy of that, which they call it the first forty days, where the first forty days after the child is born, the mother needs to have complete this isolation. I'm not saying, you know, no one talks to her, but, you know, keeping the mother in bed, letting her heal, let her have a lot of time with the child, let her have, you know, the things that are gonna bring comfort to her, really good food, bone broths, all the things that the woman needs. But what's also interesting though, is that the Chinese perspective of this, because I have a good friend of mine, he's a Chinese medical doctor, he's a TCM doctor. And he's explained to me is that when a woman gives birth, something happens to her kind of energetically where she becomes very open.
• 44:56
  She's very susceptible to illness. She's her her body is very, I guess you could say open. Right? And it's a very risky time where the woman has to be very, very careful. But it makes me think is that openness allow is that a sense of opening that some of these things can come in?
• 45:12
  I I don't I don't know. But then, again, going back to this rally, you know, they're not they're not coming out there and saying, Look, I stand by these three innocent children. This is absolutely horrible. You know, Lindsay does not deserve freedom. And yet okay.
• 45:29
  But, hey, let's use this as an opportunity to highlight how our society treats women. You know, women that are giving, you know, giving birth and raising children, nowadays, they're not surrounded by family like they used to be. They're not surrounded by a tight knit community that helps take care of them. Oftentimes, they're left alone, or they're going back to work early. They have the pressure going back to their job because of the bills and, you know, expenses.
• 45:51
  So, yes, I agree. Women do not get the support that they need, and I hope that our society can change around that. But that's that's different, right? So their their shirts are believe and peace for Lindsay. Even that woman talking about, like, you know, she couldn't she was watching Lindsay in court, she couldn't stop thinking about her.
• 46:09
  Like, she's become a hero, Right? Her attorney is saying that they're receiving supportive letters from around the world, enough to fill boxes. You know, there's some women that are openly identifying with her. We're even having some instances of mothers that are literally kinda copycat killing their own children, as they're seeing this case. I mean, this is this is really bad.
• 46:31
  And so they're basically saying, hey. That could have been me. But the in store the important distinction here is that they're not saying you know, they're not saying murdering children is good. They're saying that she was sick. So there is a distinction there, but there's a profound moral question here.
• 46:45
  Where are Cora, Dawson, and Callan in the story? Right? Why is the person who killed them become the emotional center of this story? Why are hundreds of people, maybe thousands, rallying around her name? Why isn't the movement justice for Cora, Dawson, and Callan?
• 47:03
  Right? And this is where I think that the spiritual question becomes much larger than just Clancy herself because what if the event is just the beginning? Right? And so this is my own kind of spiritual interpretation of this. Right?
• 47:19
  I believe that we're living through a period in history where the distinction between good and evil is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Right? And we're seeing it. The evil is no longer hiding. It has become brazen.
• 47:33
  It's just showing itself for what it is. So things that used to hide themselves are revealing themselves, and that revelation creates a choice. What do you defend? What do you condemn? What do you celebrate?
• 47:48
  What do you excuse? So if spiritual evil exists, maybe the objective isn't just, hey, let's get one disturbed person to murder someone else. Maybe the bigger plan is how that destruction spreads outwards, right, how one act destroys these six lives, destroys the families. It traumatizes millions. It creates anger and confusion, but then you have the moral inversion where eventually people begin defending the things that they once would have immediately recognized as evil.
• 48:25
  You go back 100 ago, if any mother killed her children, they would have burned her at the stake. They would have just hung her, Right? But now we live in a society where, again, people are defending the things that would have immediately been recognized as evil. And so maybe that's the larger battlefield of what's going on here. It brings us to Isaiah five twenty, which says, woe unto them that call evil good and good evil, that put darkness for light and light for darkness.
• 48:57
  So in the context of this, you know, Isaiah is condemning this moral inversion. So people aren't merely committing evil. They've reached the point where they redefine evil as good and good as evil, exchanging darkness for light and light for darkness. That makes you wonder is that are we in the time period of separating the wheat from the chaff where you see the evil and how do you react to it? You can no longer sit on the sidelines.
• 49:24
  You can no longer look at something and say, you know, the music industry twenty years ago, where you can say, yeah, I know it's got it's got some bad stuff in there, but it's not that. It's like, no. Like, it is openly satanic now. So where do you fall on that? And that's the thing is as this evil comes to the surface, I think everyone has to make a decision where do they stand.
• 49:45
  And so are you as Isaiah talked about it, right, are you one that's gonna call evil good and call good evil that is putting darkness for light and light for darkness? Or are you someone that's gonna say, no, evil is evil and good is good. Darkness is darkness and light is light. And so that brings me to one clip that I wanna conclude the first half of the show with. It's a clip from one of my favorite movies of all time, a movie called Nefarious.
• 50:13
  And if you haven't seen Nefarious, I highly, highly recommend that you watch it. I interviewed, Steve Deese a while back. He's the guy that wrote the book that became the movie. Really, really good movie. And so the premise of this of nefarious, the whole entire movie, for the most part, is this psychiatrist that's an atheist sitting down with this guy who is facing death row, and this guy is allegedly possessed by a demon.
• 50:40
  And so this atheist psychiatrist is his job is to basically check off of whether the guy is clinically insane or not. And so he's kind of walking in this thinking he's an atheist, this guy thinks he's possessed by a demon. It's gonna be very easy to click off, Yep, he's clinically insane, so he shouldn't be executed. So, as they're going back and forth in this, you know, psychiatrist is getting into this discussion with this alleged demon and, you know, telling him that humanity is progressing, that we've become more tolerant and more liberated. And he's trying to prove to the demon that that humanity has become more virtuous and we've become more moral.
• 51:19
  And so the demon has his response. I'm gonna play this clip for you. It's maybe three or four minutes, and, I'll go ahead and full screen it because this is really, really important. So I'll I'll let it play again, maybe three or four minutes. But I think that this clip right here, and when I see the women standing for Clancy in the way that they are, when you see the women or the not just women, the the people standing up for gender transitions of young children, you know, all the things that we're seeing in our world that, again, fifty years ago, everyone would have looked at those things and said, that is evil.
• 51:57
  But now people are saying, no, this is good, actually, and they're congratulating themselves. I'll play this clip for you, again, maybe three or four minutes, and I highly recommend if you get a chance to watch the movie. It's called nefarious.
• 52:10
  Speaker 5: My name is Legion for we are many. See, James, it's not just about you or Edward for that matter. It's about everyone. The entire human race. All of us against all of you.
• 52:25
  Well, you know, if that's the case, your side's not doing too well. Do you really believe that, James?
• 52:37
  Speaker 6: Yeah. We've never been freer. Literacy is at an all time high. We're working to eliminate racism, intolerance, gender inequality. People can people can love who they want, be who they want, do what they want.
• 52:54
  Diversity is no longer a dream. Hate speech is no longer tolerated. And politically, we're reclaiming the moral high ground.
• 53:04
  Speaker 5: James. I think I love you. Literally see, James. James, the average high school graduate reads at a sixth grade level. You have basketball players making 30,000,000 a year, decrying racism, all while wearing sneakers made from slave labor.
• 53:21
  Now here's something for you. Right now, your world currently has 40,000,000 slaves, more than the Romans had at the height of their empire. You wanna know the best part, though? Half of those, half are sex slaves, James. As for hate speech, well, you wanna hear some irony?
• 53:43
  We didn't even come up with that one. You did it all by yourself. Sometimes you amaze even us. I fail to see the humor. Bottom line is you're done.
• 53:58
  It's over. That's it. And we did it all right to your face, James. And now there's evil everywhere, and no one even cares. Yeah.
• 54:09
  I don't I don't agree. Proving that we achieved our goal slowly with your movies, your TV, and your media, we desensitized you, redirected your worldview to the point that you can't even recognize the evil one is right in front of your face. More to the point, James, you can't even feel it when you're doing it. And as for winners and losers, woah, woah, woah, that gets decided at the time of death. These act numbers are closely guarded secret, but there are more of you ending up in my master's house than with the enemy.
• 54:42
  A lot more, Jimmy.
• 54:53
  Speaker 1: Anyway, if you haven't seen that movie, highly recommend It's it's it's the whole the whole movie is just as good, just as powerful as that. It goes over a lot of really, really deep concepts, getting into the the battle of good and evil. And I think that you can see the character that was playing, I think was, Sean Patrick Flannery, the actor that was is playing as the the inmate, the guy that's has is demon possessed. When he's basically saying you're highly you know, you are the example of the exact point that I'm making is that the the world is full of evil and most people can't see it. And that's what this is.
• 55:33
  But I I do think and what does give me hope is I I actually think that most people do see it. It's not most people that are lining up and and showing their support for this Clancy woman. It's not most people that are, you know, defending the abortion clinics or defending the, you know, transitioning of children. I think that most people still have a conscience. They still are tied into their soul.
• 55:59
  They're still they still believe in in goodness, and they can feel it. I think most people can feel the evil, and they can see it. I think maybe ten years ago, I think a lot of people didn't see it. I think COVID was one of the big things. Think that when you say, okay, what does it mean people are waking up?
• 56:16
  I think fundamentally people are waking up is it means that they're seeing the evil. And that's the important thing because when you see the evil, and when you acknowledge it, you can fight against it, you can resist it, you can change your actions, you can cancel your Netflix, you can stop allowing your children to listen to rap music. You can actually work to stop that evil, and that's really, really important. So I, again, I do believe that the vast majority of people see this stuff, and they say, That's really, really evil. And that gives me hope.
• 56:45
  Honestly, it really does. It does give me hope. And so, this is kind of the coming back full circle to this. You know, everyone's focused on the details of Clancy, Lindsay Clancy. And again, there's there's important details in there to be looking at, but I think that the battle, again, is not one of flesh and blood.
• 57:03
  It's against the the principalities. It's against the evil forces in the spiritual realm. That's where the battle lies. And so when I'm looking at this case with Clancy, I'm looking at what's happening. I can't just look at it through the lens of this realm.
• 57:19
  It's it's almost like you're you're just blind to something. It's almost as if, you know, you only can hear, but you can't see. If you're only looking at just this physical world that's right here, this, you know, piece of metal in front of me, you can't see that other realm. We're we're blind. But I think the more we can do our best to really root ourselves in our faith and our virtue and our values, and you really bring yourself to that place, you start to see it.
• 57:47
  And I think as you improve, this is my own experience, as I try to improve myself morally, as you go through that that journey, you see the evil more clearly. And there's power in that. And that's, I guess, why I do what I do, is I'm I'm doing my best to try to to point these things out. But also not to just point them out, but also to say, hey, if you're one of if you're on my team, if you see this evil, don't be disheartened. Don't feel like the whole world is this evil.
• 58:19
  There's a lot of really, really good people, and we have to stick together and support each other and come together. That's what we do. That's why I do these live shows on Sunday night, to give us this opportunity to come together with each other. That's why we're building the Ark platform, is to allow us to build relationships that see the evil, that see the writing on the wall. Right?
• 58:40
  Noah spent a hundred years building his Ark. He didn't he didn't, you know, see a giant storm cloud with his eyes and say, I better go build a big boat for this. No. He had faith, and he followed what the message that God had delivered to him to build what he needed to carry through to allow the good people to survive this that era, that period of the evil being wiped out. And I think it's it's a beautiful analogy for where I think that we are right now.
• 59:10
  Alright. So that is the that is the conclusion of the first half of the show. I told you about it about an hour. I'm pretty good with that. And I would I'm now now is the the fun part for me, is I just get to relax a little bit and pull up the comments and just chat with everybody, answer questions, hear your thoughts.
• 59:30
  So, yeah, let I guess we'll we'll kinda jump in. Let me first just do a quick look and see where we've got okay. Great. We've got almost 5,000 people over on Rumble, and let's see how YouTube is doing. Yeah.
• 59:40
  Great. Almost 500 people on YouTube as well, which is good. I mean, again, for the longest time, my YouTube livestreams were getting 30 people, 40 people. But now, you know, I'll go and pull up the here's the YouTube chat. I mean, this is a hopping place.
• 59:54
  Right? This is a lot of good stuff going on. Zinda Rawlings, great info set. They're telling us what they're doing in that movie. I absolutely agree.
• 1:00:04
  Yeah, absolutely agree. Yeah. Yeah, All Mice, the shot test died. Yeah. Shapeshifters.
• 1:00:17
  Yep. I believe in shapeshifters. I believe that there are are evil entities even I think honestly, I believe there's there's even evil entities that have inhabited the human form that aren't even human anymore, that are just hiding among us. I mean, we'll go back into the Nephilim, go back into this the kind of pre flood stuff. This is this is what was happening.
• 1:00:33
  You had you had these fallen angels that were breeding with humans. You had the mixing of DNA. Yeah. Yeah. Evelyn over on YouTube says, we may not see the evil with our eyes, but you most certainly can feel or sense when something doesn't feel right.
• 1:00:50
  And I agree. I absolutely agree with that. I do think though that there's a lot of people that they no longer feel the evil, that they, they become maybe too accustomed to it, they become too entrenched in it, and they are cut off from that innate nature within them that's telling them, Hey, this is evil. You might call it your conscience, you might call it your soul, you might call it God's, intuition that He's given you. I think a lot of people have become cut off from it.
• 1:01:18
  Think it's like most things, if you ignore something for a really long time, your body stops giving you the signal. If you, you know, people that are, you know, have addictions or whatever, they ignore the negative effects of something, and they keep going, and their body, their body stops even telling them, Hey, this is bad, because their body's not listening. And so I also think that the same thing is that if people ignore evil for so long, they become desensitized to it. And I think they no longer even can detect it when it's staring them in the face. Yeah, good point there too, Regina Johnson.
• 1:01:55
  Lucifer knows the Bible better than humans. Yeah, I agree. Right? Yep. So let's go check over the Rumble chat, see what's going on over at Rumble.
• 1:02:11
  Great. Here we go. Thank you, JT Fearless Faith. Thank you, Mr. Holehouse for all that you do.
• 1:02:17
  May the Lord Jesus Christ may the Lord Jesus Christ bless you and keep you and yours with, with all perfect peace, protection, providence and planning, Seth. Thank you. Thank you, JT. Jonathan Willis Taylor. Yeah, so, parent Susannah, she says, You believe that she was possessed.
• 1:02:36
  Yeah, I do believe she was possessed. I do. I think that sorry, I'm gonna turn my AC down few notches. I get all excited, I my my I get all hot because I wear these jackets against my own judgment of just wanting to wear a t shirt. But, yeah, I I do believe that she's, demon possessed.
• 1:02:59
  I I think that, there's probably a lot of things that tie into that. I don't think that she's innocent. I don't think that she should be let free because of that. I think that if people are possessed by demons, they should be locked up. I mean, it's like, okay.
• 1:03:12
  If you've if whatever it's from. Right? Whether you've had too many drugs, too many psychiatric meds, whatever it is, it's if you if you have given up control of your own body, if you are no longer in control of your own body, and you're gonna listen to those voices in your head that tell you to kill people, you should be locked up. Now maybe you're in a padded room locked up. Right, or maybe you're behind bars, but I don't think that people that can be that influenced by evil should be part of society.
• 1:03:41
  I think they should be removed from society. So, yeah. So, yes, I I do believe that she was possessed. I believe the lies people are possessed by things, by demons, by, outside interference, but I'm not giving anyone a hall pass for that. Like, it's you know, the this this body is my temple.
• 1:03:58
  I I have to guard my body from evil. I have to look at what I put into my body. Right? So if I'm if I'm struggling, if I'm having a hard time dealing with wife with my my life or wife, which actually marriage is great, so there's no Freudian slip there. I I I'm madly in love with my wife.
• 1:04:16
  But anyways, if I have a hard time dealing with things, you know, I'm not gonna go to some shrink and ask him for a bunch of drugs. Right? I'm gonna turn to my faith. I'm gonna turn to my community. I'm gonna turn to prayer.
• 1:04:28
  You know, that's that's my direction. So, yeah. Here's a comment over on Rumble I wanna highlight. This is from k c eight e h r. I accidentally stumbled on your channel and searched your history and experiences.
• 1:04:43
  Quite impressive. Been a follower ever since. Thank you. I I I love hearing that. I love seeing the the the same the consistent people.
• 1:04:52
  Right? Like Tomahawk. I love seeing Tomahawk and Atlas and Sue Smith and, you know, know, Ben to rocks. I love seeing all the consistent people. Trust me.
• 1:05:03
  It's great. I feel like you're my family. But I also love when I see those comments of people, that say, Hey, I just found you, and I'm a new follower. That's really good. Yes, that's really good.
• 1:05:18
  Yeah. Raven, Feels like a strong delusion has been in America for a while. I agree, right? And that's the thing is that, yeah. I mean, I I agree.
• 1:05:31
  I think that we have been. I I I mean, going back to Revelate that that, you know, verse I read out of Revelation, right, that that sorry. I'm kinda readjusting my seating after the hour sitting here. But, yeah, I I I think that, yes, I think that we have been deceived. I think that we've been deceived by sorcery, you know, by pharmakia.
• 1:05:50
  I mean, look at I mean, I don't have the the direct thing right now. Actually, let me do a quick let's do a quick search, and let me just see. I'm gonna see if I can find, what, percent of Americans are on SSRIs. Just curious. You know, what is it?
• 1:06:09
  You know, close to 20% of people are on SSRIs. You know, thirteen point two percent, let's see, are on, pharmaceutical drugs. What percentage of Americans are on pharmaceutical drugs? Sixty five percent of adult Americans take at least one prescription medication each year. Now, again, I'm not, I'm not saying that like if you're taking a prescription drug that you're gonna have demons coming into your head, okay?
• 1:06:33
  I, you know, some of you probably are, might be on prescriptions, and I'm not I'm not judging you for that. Right? But, again, if we look at, you know, the mention of the sorcery, right, that is basically that has deceived all nations and men, and that sorcery is a pharmakia. Just so that's like, why why would the this industry, why would they create an industry of pharmaceuticals? Right?
• 1:06:56
  You know that these words have meaning for them. So, yeah, I think that actually, I think that I think a lot of the deception that we have, like the the or sorry, the delusion that we have is tied to these. I mean, go go read Brave New World. Look at everyone jacked up on Soma, just completely ignoring the evil around them. So, yeah.
• 1:07:21
  Speaker 5: Yep.
• 1:07:24
  Speaker 1: Interesting comment. Just gonna read it. This is from, Jason four over on Rumble. It says, I'm a Norse pagan. I believe that bad things exist and bad things are happening.
• 1:07:34
  I do not deny the existence of any or all beings. All protection is good protection. May Thor protect your family and you. And I've never met a Norse pagan before, but you're welcome here in the channel. Thank you for being here.
• 1:07:51
  Let's see. Be serious. The groupies are witnessing how many people experienced this at their childbirth. It's interesting thing. Interesting thing.
• 1:08:03
  Let me go hop over to, YouTube and see what's happening over on YouTube. Yeah. It's a good question. Right? People asking, what are they putting into the vaccines?
• 1:08:15
  I mean, that that's and that's a big one. Right? Because if I'm asking the the question of what percentage of Americans are on pharmaceuticals, what percentage of Americans got the shot? You know, there's definitely a lot of information about psychosis, from the the shots. So, I mean, I think I think that personally, if it's if you look at it from a spiritual realm, I think that the COVID was really the the the pandemic was actually the vehicle for shooting this into people's arms around the world.
• 1:08:47
  I think that it was a mass it was a mass pharmakia operation. It was a mass sorcery operation. So, Maghrim on YouTube says, what do you entail to be pharmakia? Can you rephrase that a little bit? What do I entail to be pharmakia?
• 1:09:08
  I mean, maybe I mean, I mean, to me, pharmakia is is the is it's in many ways the pharmaceutical industry. Right? It is the the chemicals that they're mixing up in labs and and putting into to our bodies that, you know, we have no idea what's happening with truly. Right? That's the thing is everyone says, okay.
• 1:09:28
  Well, you know, these drugs are safe and effective. But again, they're just talking about, a, they're often as lying for one, but they're just talking about, how these things affect our physical body. I mean, our if again, if you look into the, you know, pharma the pharmaceutical industry, the health industry, you look at the the the staff with the serpents going up, there's a lot of there's a lot of stuff in here. Right? There's a lot of, you know, occult, you know, signs and signals that there's something much darker, that's happening.
• 1:10:01
  So, yeah. I see people talking about, parasite cleanses. So, Eric read, If you have pets at home, treat you and them with good antiparasite treatments. Absolutely. I absolutely agree.
• 1:10:13
  That's a that's a big one. And to me, that's not Pharmakia. Right? You know, a a good parasite cleanse is natural herbs that God put on our earth that we can use to clean out these parasites. And I also think that if you're looking at parasites, that's a whole different thing.
• 1:10:29
  So actually, Meghram says, So nearly all babies are given vaccinating shots when they're born. Is that Pharmakia? I'd say yes. I absolutely think so. I think that the agenda to take these children, these beautiful children that are born perfect in God's image, And and, like, on, like, you know, day one, inject them full of all of these chemicals, all these you're not even getting into some of the, you know, the the kidney cells and some of the, you know, things are coming out of the aborted fetuses and everything.
• 1:11:01
  But, yeah, I do think that's pharmakia. You know, and so, you know, do your own research on it. But, you know, that's not for my kids. It's not for me. You know, my parents got me the vaccines that I they were told to give me when I was born in the eighties, and I'm still here, thankfully.
• 1:11:20
  But I think that these things have definitely changed. So yep. Yep. So, here's someone it says, NT gangster says, the Bible, such as in, Galatians five twenty, Revelation eighteen twenty three, pharmakeia is translated as sorcery or witchcraft. It referred specifically to the sinister use of drugs, magical potions in a cult.
• 1:11:42
  And that's true. Like, if you look at pharmakeia, it is basically is a combination of witchcraft, drugs, and and, like, spells and casting spells. So, I mean, I don't know. Like, if you look at if you dig into the music industry, and you can see there's a lot of occult evil stuff that's going on there, is the same stuff happening at the pharmaceutical companies at very, very high up? Do they have, like, a wing of, you know, you know, warlocks or black magic people that are casting spells on these drugs?
• 1:12:14
  I mean, it wouldn't surprise me. I mean, look at the look at the the time that we live in. So I wouldn't I wouldn't it wouldn't surprise me, unfortunately. So, yeah, let me go and see, if we have any questions or anything that was kind of dropped in. Okay, so, a couple questions.
• 1:12:41
  Okay. So, and some of these questions are from earlier in the show, so, you know, we might be kind of jumping around a little bit here. So this is Driveway Nightmares on YouTube, who says, Are ARC credentials encrypted before transit or plain text over TLS asking for a friend? Well, I'll have to ask my wife and get back to you on that. I know that we're setting up a lot of things for for security.
• 1:13:09
  I know that our messaging is gonna be encrypted, so not even I can access that stuff. And the credentials, I mean, I think that you can, you know, you can on your own go through and you can reset. I believe you can set up 2FA if you wanna do two factor authentication, but we're making sure that it's, yeah, it is, safe. That's for sure. Like, almost in a paranoid way.
• 1:13:31
  So, Regina Johnson, who says, I had to leave Rumble constant ads six in less than two minutes. Never had that happen before, especially on live videos. I know, it is, you know, Rumble. They're still figuring out their, they're still figuring out their their advertising stuff. And I know that, yeah, their ads are a pain.
• 1:13:49
  I mean, so you've got two opt three options. One is that you just endure the ads on Rumble. Two is that you become a Rumble premium user. I think it's $10 a month. I'm a I'm a premium user, so I use Rumble a lot for research and everything.
• 1:14:03
  Or there's use watch on their platforms. So it used to be that a lot of my shows were only on Rumble because I couldn't put them on YouTube, but YouTube seems to have really scaled back. Like, I had an interview with Tom Haviland couple weeks ago, all about the vaccines and all about the blood clots and everything. And two years ago, that would have been an instant strike on YouTube. Clip fell off.
• 1:14:30
  One second. Yeah. So two years ago, that would have been an instant strike on YouTube. But YouTube is no longer censoring in the way that they used to. And so now, basically, every show that I do live on Rumble is also live on YouTube.
• 1:14:45
  So, again, you can either deal with Rumble ads, you can become a premium subscriber, which I support that. I think it's great. I appreciate what Rumble's done for free speech. Pardon me. Or you go to another platform, if you wanna go on YouTube, you know, the same shows I'm doing are live on YouTube as well.
• 1:15:03
  So, so I got Meagherim, the question about Pharmakia. Yeah, I think we got into that. Yeah, Driveway Nightmares, who says, Remember the Olympic twenty twenty celebration with the massive dark figure over the children's hospital beds? Yeah. Yeah.
• 1:15:18
  I'm gonna pull that up actually. Let me see if I can find that. Let's see. That was you say it was papa, let me see. That was the Olympic twenty twenty celebration.
• 1:15:29
  Let me I'm play it for you. Olympic twenty. Let's see if I can find that video. Yeah, there's a short of it. It's not easy to find this stuff.
• 1:15:47
  Think it's by design. Let me pull this up. Let's see, let me pull this into my other window. One second here. Yeah, so here we go.
• 1:16:00
  So this is Yeah, this is the Olympics twenty twenty celebration you're seeing here. Yeah. So okay. It's like see, it's like you think that, you know, there's no if you think that, like, this stuff is just I'm going down some conspiracy hole, Yet, why is it in 2020 at the Olympics, they literally have some sort of, like, demonic satanic figure that's hovering over casting spells on children in hospital beds? Yeah.
• 1:16:36
  Yeah. It's like, am I some kind of whack job conspiracy theorist for thinking that pharmakia is tied into the occult and tied into the pharmaceutical industry and that there is sorcery? Well, they they always hide it in plain sight. So how how do you make sense of this? Yeah.
• 1:16:52
  Thank you for mentioning that. Exactly. So yeah, that we can Olympics twenty twenty. Yeah, what timing? See if there's any other questions.
• 1:17:07
  So, Bruce of Stalin, funny name, on Rumble says, So is the demon still inside Lindsay? I don't know. I mean, I haven't seen any indication or, you know, change in her behavior that would kinda, you know, kind of make me think that she somehow has found God, and she's repenting, and she's acknowledging this. So I would assume that whatever evil is, you know, was in her, I think that it's probably still there. Yep.
• 1:17:44
  So Do good things on Rumble. Says all that to say, how many people on meds are being told they need the meds to get along in the world, but really, is it a crutch to keep them dependent and infantilized? Yeah. I I I think so. Yes.
• 1:18:01
  Yeah. Also, yeah. Good point. Yeah. Brian yeah.
• 1:18:04
  Broseph Stalin. Good point, man. Yeah. Broseph Stalin, You're you're really hitting it on Rumble. So and funny name too, Broseph Stalin.
• 1:18:11
  Anyway, you said, how many ancient societies said they did drugs to communicate with gods? Yeah. Like, not even ancient. Even, you know, societies currently, there's a lot of people that will go down to the Amazon. They'll do Ayahuasca trips with shamans.
• 1:18:27
  They will do DMT. A lot of Silicon Valley is taking DMT. They're microdosing DMT. You know, Elon Musk is microdosing ketamine. So, yeah, I mean, a lot of these people are on drugs.
• 1:18:41
  I mean, drugs are prolific, not to mention, you know, marijuana across the nation. You know, cannabis has a lot of good benefits to it. Like, you know, we we have I use cannabis, you know, hemp oil, you know, from various people. You know, there's there's some good things to it. It can be medicinal.
• 1:18:58
  But, again, it can also like, if if you're waking up and you're smoking some, you know, government grown, you know, stuff that's grown in a lab that's, you know, 30% THC, and you're just getting completely blasted and just staring at your couch all day. Yeah. I think it's it's gone too far. Yeah. So your drugs and, again, like, what you know, look at what is Pharmakia.
• 1:19:20
  I mean, is that also part of it? Is that do they do they want people stoned out of their minds all day? I don't know. There's certainly I know there are certain, you know, ties to people that smoke an insane amount of marijuana, especially high dose THC marijuana, which is very, very common now. So she has it's been legalized in a lot of places that have psychosis issues.
• 1:19:42
  So yeah. You know? But also some people, use it for pain. They use it for sleeping. And, know, I I do think that it is a, it can't be used medicinally, but I think a lot people don't use it medicinally, use it completely recreationally.
• 1:19:55
  So yep. Oh, cool. Great. So Rumble, Rumbles Tiltskins, who says, first time listener, fascinating. We'll go back to the beginning and listen again.
• 1:20:05
  Take notes. Awesome. Rumble's Tiltskin, welcome. Welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse.
• 1:20:13
  A voice of reason in a world gone pharmakia mad. Yeah. Quiet fan, I'll have a beer. Yes. Look, don't drink alcohol.
• 1:20:23
  I stopped I haven't drank an alcohol since I was, I think I stopped when I was, like, 19 or something. Just just a choice I made. And, yeah. But, yeah, I think alcohol again, it's it's all moderation. I mean, you know, wine has been used for, you know, you know, sin I mean, even Jesus turned water to wine.
• 1:20:42
  Right? So, yeah, I think the alcohol, when done responsibly, you can be beneficial. But, again, it's up to you. And also, as I wanna highlight too that, you know, PB Dragon Ninja PB over on Rumble says that taking psychedelics properly can change people in positive ways as well, though. And I agree with that.
• 1:21:00
  I know that there are, have been a lot of people, especially when we deal with PTSD, there's a lot of people that have come over from PTSD. And, and you can, you know, specifically work with someone to do, you know, psilocybin and and, you know, things that can really help people. You know, they're they're so I'm not saying that, you know, these things are all bad. Again, it comes down to how you use it. So yep.
• 1:21:28
  Yep. So, like, I'm I'm actually I'm not one of those people that is just like, it's like all those things are bad no matter what. I think there are medicinal uses. Like, why would, you know, even looking at, you know, mushrooms and psilocybin. Right?
• 1:21:40
  These things are you know, God put them on Earth. They grow right there. Is there, you know, a way that these can be used in the right way? Perhaps. But I think there's also a lot of people that are just tripping their their brains out, and they've lost complete control over what they're doing in the world.
• 1:21:55
  So I think there's just there's a difference. There's a difference. Let's go ahead hop over to, YouTube. YouTube chat. Yeah, I mean, I drink a lot of coffee.
• 1:22:11
  I will, say that. Yep, I drink coffee. I'm not drinking coffee tonight. I did do it. I had a double shot of espresso about two hours ago, so maybe that's why I'm kinda sweaty.
• 1:22:26
  But, you know, it's a late show, and I've had a long day. I I, you know, I did a five hour round trip to go visit these caves. I took my my my mom's in town. We took my my daughters to these really cool caves. So it was a long day.
• 1:22:40
  So, yeah, I I partake in caffeine. Yep. So yep. But anyway, but I has my tea and my rooster mug. Actually, and also, I wanna give a quick shout out.
• 1:22:54
  There's a company, it's called I can't look under my mug because I'm it's full of liquid, but there's a really cool I think it's called White Squirrel. It's a it's a pottery studio in Ohio, and I have a bunch of their mugs. And so just a quick shout out. So I think I'm pretty sure it's called White Squirrel. Yeah.
• 1:23:12
  It's hard to read logos on the bottom of mugs sometimes. But anyway, yeah, shout out to them. I'm drinking my iced tea. Sorry. Yeah, Chris G over on YouTube says, I used to use psilocybin and THC.
• 1:23:29
  Now I'm sober for five years and pray to Jesus every day since 2020. Good for you, man. Yeah, good for you. I am I was around a lot, a lot of drugs, growing up. I didn't take them.
• 1:23:42
  I've actually never you know, I'm not bragging, but I just I've never taken ecstasy. I've never taken, I've never taken mushrooms. I've never taken acid. My my older brother, who has passed and and God rest his soul, and he he died from cancer. But he in his earlier years, in his late teens and his twenties, he he really struggled with addiction.
• 1:24:10
  And that was tough. And that made me really reject a lot of that stuff. Because and he was you know, he got unfortunately got heavy into heavy stuff, you know, heroin, and he had a lot of overdoses and, I think died a couple of times and, you know, was brought back. So I was, I've been around the drugs. Well, I was around drugs a lot when I was younger, and I saw the very dark side of them, to put it lightly.
• 1:24:45
  Yes. Actually, let me see if I can find I see someone that you're saying that, James says, I collect coffee mugs. I like that. Oh, there you go. Oh, thank you.
• 1:24:52
  Great. Thank you, Kay. Yeah. White Squirrel Clay Works. Let's give them a shout out.
• 1:24:57
  They're in my hometown of Ohio. This is them. And, so, buddy owns a shop over in Milford, Pennsylvania, and, I go visit him sometimes, and he carries these, and that's where I get them. But, yeah, I've got a bunch of their pottery. And there you go, look.
• 1:25:12
  There's my chicken cup. There we go. So, that is it right there. This is the chicken cup. It's whitesquirrelclayworks.com.
• 1:25:22
  And, yeah, we've got a bunch of a bunch of their stuff. I love, we, I think my mom, we have the Cardinal one. They've got really cool, cool mugs. I like their stuff. They just have really cool ginkgo pattern ones that I've got.
• 1:25:37
  Oh, there's a black one. I didn't know was a black chicken one. There's your mushrooms. Right? And here's our psilocybin cup.
• 1:25:42
  If you want a psilocybin coffee cup to drink your coffee in, there you go. They've got it. Or if you want a Bigfoot mug. Anyway, so, yeah, just just a shout out, you know, I don't have any affiliate relationship with them. I don't know them.
• 1:25:58
  But they're from Ohio, which, you know, is dear to me. And again, they make awesome mugs. So, there you go. Back to the chat, though. Okay.
• 1:26:11
  Yeah, so, concerned citizen. I I says, I do think she's possessed. I can see it on her. Yeah. I mean, again, look at look at you can see it in the eyes.
• 1:26:22
  I had a picture. Is it her? Yeah. I mean, to me, these are the crazy eyes. You can see it with certain people.
• 1:26:30
  Not to say everyone who has eyes like this is possessed. I'm not I'm not making that that judgment, but yeah, I think that I don't know. Yeah, I look at this, I look some of the pictures I see of her, it's like something's off there. Something is off there. Yeah, show the sats satsquatch.
• 1:26:50
  Okay. I'll show you the sasquatch. Let's go back to the sasquatch. Let's see. Which one is that?
• 1:26:54
  You wanna see the sasquatch mug? I will show you. You asked and I will deliver. So there is the sasquatch spoon rest there. If you wanna have a Sasquatch spoon rest, you can have it.
• 1:27:06
  I think they've got a Sasquatch cup too. Oh, yeah. Here you go. I should get one of these. I should get one of these.
• 1:27:14
  I believe that Bigfoot is is real. I believe that there there is. I actually have friends who've seen, seen them, people I trust. But anyway, that's a different that's a different discussion. So maybe I'll have to go and order myself a Sasquatch mug.
• 1:27:30
  That's a cool one. I like that. Also, I like the green. I like like the earthy colors. So there you go.
• 1:27:34
  Showed you the Sasquatch. Yeah, there you go. There you go, Raven001. There you go. Oh, there you go.
• 1:27:46
  Yes. Judson, Yeah, Ohio, class of 'eighty five, born and raised in Columbus, living on the river now. Good for you. God bless you all. Yeah, I was, I was born in 'eighty six.
• 1:27:57
  So you're a little older than me if you're class of 'eighty '5, but, yeah. Yeah, I was born in '86, and I went to art school, Columbus College of Art Design. Graduated in 2008 with a bachelor's in industrial design. Yep. Yeah.
• 1:28:16
  RumbleMania. What about exorcisms? Yeah. I I think that I think that we need more exorcisms. Right?
• 1:28:21
  There there we go. Right? How about we do mega? Make exorcisms great again. There's a campaign I could stand behind.
• 1:28:27
  Right? Mega. Make exorcisms great again. There we go. Okay, let's go see what's going on on YouTube.
• 1:28:35
  I love these chats too. I mean, I really love these chats. Yeah. Yeah. Love the chicken cup.
• 1:28:46
  I love that. Thank you. Yeah, I've heard some There's yeah, maybe I'll do a show on Sasquatches at some point. Yeah, Bobby Adams. I remember you talking about your brother.
• 1:29:03
  Yeah. So sorry. I wonder if Bobby maybe I'm I know Bobby Adams. Maybe you're someone from my hometown. Not sure.
• 1:29:11
  Yeah. Clear Bear says Sasquatches and Nephilim. That's interesting. Yeah. Sleeping with Cats.
• 1:29:18
  I love Ohio. I grew up everywhere, USA. Yep, I grew up in Plain City. Plain City. Yeah, there you go.
• 1:29:25
  Sue Smith. Seth needs to do a Sasquatch show. Maybe I will. Also, Clair Bear, stay away from the gnome stuff. Gnomes are demons.
• 1:29:35
  I don't trust gnomes. I don't have any that live around me. Thankfully, I haven't seen them. I don't I don't I can't say I trust gnomes. I love these conversations.
• 1:29:48
  Yes. Let see let me see if there's any other, questions. Okay. Let's see. Vsync on Rumble, Curious if you have an opinion on Terry Davis.
• 1:29:58
  I Terry Davis. Let me look up real quick. Choose Terry Davis. Don't know much about Terry Davis. Let's see.
• 1:30:14
  It looks like he built Temple OS, struggled heavily with severe mental illness before dying in an accident in 2018. Yeah, maybe it's, it's worth looking into that. Yeah. Okay. There we go.
• 1:30:38
  Yeah, parasites are demonic tools. Yeah, agree. KML88, it says '86. OMG, I'm 30 years senior. I'm glad to watch you always.
• 1:30:49
  Well, thank you. Little talker on Rumble grew up in Troy, Ohio. Yep. Good old Troy, Ohio. Yeah.
• 1:30:56
  I was, you know, always around the Columbus area, Plain City, Dublin, Marysville, those kinds of areas. So, oh, on a on a different point, you know, I oh, it's true. Yes. Yes. See if Yeti would sponsor a Sasquatch episode.
• 1:31:13
  That's a good point. Thank you, Raven. Yeah. Benda Rock's Chewbacca is probably is probably not a fictitious character. Maybe, maybe so.
• 1:31:25
  Yeah, demons come in all sizes. Yep. Yep. We should have, Yeah. Mean, honestly, eventually, we're gonna have some sort of, like, you know, demon, recognition.
• 1:31:32
  You know, people acknowledging that, Hey, demons come in all shapes and sizes. And yep. Okay, Tomahawk, Seth, before you do a show on Sasquatch, watch the movie Strange Wilderness. Okay, Kaye, can you, can you write that down for me? Strange Wilderness.
• 1:31:50
  And also, Kay, if you will also write down, Terry Davis, Vsync that, you know, says that Terry Davis is always worth looking into. Okay, I'll do that. Yep. Thank you. Yep.
• 1:32:06
  Actually, I'm curious. Let me let me I'm just curious. In the comments, let me know, do you think do you believe do you think that Sasquatch is real? Do you believe that not getting into what he is, whether it's a a demon or a spiritual guide or whatever, but do you believe that that there is a being, you're a a a an organism on Earth that we refer to as Sasquatch. You know, they they refer to as yeti in other cultures.
• 1:32:33
  I mean, the thing is you look into it, you can see is, like, like, tons of different cultures, even old cultures. They have they discuss these entities like Sasquatches. So, anyway, let me know let me know if you believe in Sasquatches. And, I'm just curious to hear that. Yeah.
• 1:32:49
  Be curious. Curious what you think. Okay. Yeah. Cliff Dyer, Bigfoot is a Wookiee.
• 1:33:03
  Truth in movies. Yes. Yeah. I'm looking forward Tomahawk, I'm looking forward to watching Strange Wilderness. That sounds good.
• 1:33:16
  You see, it's a comedy. Okay. Even better. I love comedy. I grew up on Chris Farley.
• 1:33:23
  Yeah, I'm a big big comedy guy. Oh, so anyway, was gonna tell you a Actually, well, I'm gonna see if if I get the Sasquatch response. Because the so the live chat is a little bit behind the live show. So I think that I I will see your comments maybe a minute after I talk about them just because it's about, like, about a one or so minute delay, you know, that's that's here. Interesting.
• 1:33:55
  Yeah. It's funny. Eric read, who says or, yeah, Eric read, he says, I doubted Sasquatch, till I found him in scriptures. Which ones? Which scripture?
• 1:34:07
  Tell me. I'd love to look into that. Yeah. Satires and scriptures. Interesting.
• 1:34:17
  Yeah. Regina Johnson. I do not celebrate all hallows eve or halloween yet. I do not celebrate, Halloween. You know?
• 1:34:24
  I mean, I I celebrate the the fall harvest and everything, but I I mean, personally, I think that Halloween is just, is a I I think it's like a it's a satanic ritual holiday. I think that's what it is. It's it's it's that's why they push it so much. So Bobby Adams, Oh, I'm an Australian, but I've been following you since around 2019 and was an Edge of Wonder sub. Then really got to know you on Rise TV.
• 1:34:49
  Awesome. Great. Thank you. Good old Aussie. Funny enough, actually, I was looking at the analytics, I think, for YouTube.
• 1:34:56
  I mean, it was Facebook. And the two top cities by concentration of people that watch my show are from, I think, Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, which is interesting. My my wife's an Aussie, so maybe that's part of, part of it. But it's yeah. There's a lot of Aussies that are watching the show.
• 1:35:13
  You know, I think, like, 95% of the audience is in America. But in terms of actually a concentration in cities, it's yeah. I find that interesting. Yep. Okey dokey.
• 1:35:27
  Yeah. Chris Farley was dynamite. Yep. Good old Chris Farley back. Reminds me of the nineties.
• 1:35:32
  Yep. Yeah. Yeti on the loose by Z Rock. New fun song. Oh, here we go.
• 1:35:39
  So, the the omega man 12 in Rumble says I am Bigfoot. So maybe Bigfoot's actually watching the show right now. That'd be cool. That'd be really cool if Bigfoot was watching the show. That'd be that'd be awesome.
• 1:35:56
  I hope so. Yeah, Atlas B, we stopped doing Halloween. Yeah, I did Halloween as a kid, and I just, now that I just, I just have studied the occult so much and all this stuff, yeah, we don't celebrate Halloween. So, anyway, I was gonna tell you though, so I I have some pictures to show you. In the last episode, I was talking about vintage cars and how I was I was, gonna be getting a Bronco, right?
• 1:36:26
  So a little side kind of story to catch people up if you're not familiar with this whole concept. But, you know, was talking about just this idea of going back to more, analog, right, and trying to kind of take my life, you know, outside of this digital realm as much as I can. Obviously, I work in this. And so I think I'm getting a flip phone, which I'm actually looking forward to. I hope I can really stick with that decision.
• 1:36:52
  But, yes, I'm go I'm I'm getting rid of my smartphone, getting a flip phone. And I I was telling you last show that I was I was in the process of potentially buying a '92 Bronco, and so I got it. Right? And I have some pictures to show you. I'm really excited.
• 1:37:06
  So I actually did. I picked it up on Friday. I got a '92 Bronco. It has it's it's it's just like, I love it. It's it just reminds me of how I grew up.
• 1:37:16
  It's got a nice 351, you know, Windsor v eight in it. And and the guy I bought it from spent, you know, probably the last five years restoring it. So it's got it's got a, you know, it's got a brand new drivetrain. It's got a new engine. It's got a Jasper crate three fifty one with, you know, really good Holley sniper fuel fuel injection.
• 1:37:38
  It's got a new transmission. He stripped it down, you know, replaced some of the quarter panels on it, painted the whole thing. So it's painted Le Mans blue. It's painted, you know, Corvette Le Mans blue. Anyway, so I I actually I've got two pictures to show you.
• 1:37:52
  I got it. I'm so excited. I'm registered. I get I get it registered with historical plates, which is awesome. Anyway, so I'll show you.
• 1:38:01
  This is it. You ready for the unveiling? This is it. This is my new truck. I'm so pumped.
• 1:38:07
  Because it's a '92 Bronco. And the guy again, the guy I bought it from, he put a six inch lift on it with 35 inch tires. I wasn't looking for a big offer vehicle, but it just it had what I was looking for. It had the new engine, new transmission. He rewired it, everything.
• 1:38:23
  So it's almost like a new car. There's no tracking on it. There's nothing. And check this picture out. That's it right there.
• 1:38:29
  Boom. That's in our driveway. So it's got a soft top on the back. It's got a hard top that I need to restore that came with it. But, you know, I you can pull the the the top off the back.
• 1:38:40
  So I I brought it home. I took all my my my girls and their friends out on rides. We had the top down, and oh my gosh, it's just it's so freeing, but it's a it's a vehicle that I can work on. This is the cool thing. It's like there's not some weird computer that's gonna go wrong that I have to call up Ford and only a specialized Ford technician can diagnose it.
• 1:39:02
  And it's like, oh, well, it's your computer inside of your door is bad. So it's gonna be $2,000 to fix that so your locks work again. None of that BS. It's all mechanical. You open up the hood, I can see the whole engine.
• 1:39:14
  You know, I can take it apart if I need to. I'm not a master mechanic by any stretch of the imagination, but with YouTube and all the videos, I'm I'm I'm confident I can learn to to maintain this and to repair it if it needs repaired. Like, to me, this is kind of like my anti government vehicle. Right? It's like I'm going the opposite way.
• 1:39:31
  I refuse to, you know, have my daily driver be some, you know, AI spying tool. Anyway, it's so freeing. It's just it's great. Like, cruising with the windows down, hearing this throaty v eight with, I think it's got Flowmaster exhaust on it, three fifty one v eight. It's just like, it's pure joy.
• 1:39:52
  So I got it. I got a really good deal on it. And so because we're selling, we have we have a new minivan that we're selling. And this is, you know, so my my wife will take the SUV as her kind of vehicle as a family vehicle, and this becomes my driver. So I'm practicing what I'm preaching here.
• 1:40:11
  Anyway, so yeah, there's another shot of it. That's at the farm market Saturday morning. That's why I parked, you know, I go to a local farm market, parked in the grass there. And, yeah, I'm very happy. I'm very, very happy.
• 1:40:27
  Yes, I've got a hardtop, so HL421, it has a hardtop, but, I just need to, yeah, I just need to, refinish it. It needs to be kind of done, fixed up. Atlas B, remember Climbers and Chilton manuals? No, I always had Haynes manuals. That's always had growing up.
• 1:40:45
  I'll look into those, though. Yeah. Yeah, there you go. Yeah, don't want to wreck it, that's true. You get a snorkel.
• 1:41:01
  Yeah, it's an Eddie Bauer. Yep, it's an Eddie Bauer. Yeah. It's the OBS, OBS Bronco. It's not carbureted.
• 1:41:10
  It has an electronic fuel injection, which because I live in the winters, that's that's a good thing. I forget what year OJ's was. Yeah, I'll make sure I get myself a factory repair manual. And, yeah. Yeah, there we go.
• 1:41:28
  No, not white. Yes. Okay. It was repainted, Corvette Le Mans blue, 1960s original Corvette color. Yeah.
• 1:41:37
  Iggy May says we had a Blazer, blue and white. My husband still wishes we had it. I was looking, I was between Blazers, you know, K5 Blazers, I was between a Blazer and a Bronco. So it's really kind of like finding the right one. And, so I just I I found a couple of Blazers that were close to what I was looking for, but it just happened to that the Bronco I found.
• 1:41:59
  Yep. Yep. Yeah. I mean, you say get a snorkel. I'm not planning on driving it in the water.
• 1:42:07
  It's not guess not a bad idea. But yeah. It's old school Ford. Thank you. You have very sweet Bronco.
• 1:42:16
  No AI cowling. That is that is that is legit. Yeah. Boom. Seth, great auto.
• 1:42:22
  Looks fantastic. No, it's not manual. It's got, has power windows. Yeah. It sounds really nasty good.
• 1:42:30
  I'll record a video of it. I'll play a video for you maybe next time, and, and get you a get you a video on it. Yep. No Tesla. I refuse to buy a Tesla.
• 1:42:41
  Yep. Holy smokes. Yeah. K c eight, has you have a 2005 Dodge Ram 1,500. 430,000 miles on it.
• 1:42:50
  Man. Maybe is that a do you have a maybe it's a Cummins diesel. I know those Cummins diesels are I looked into those quite a bit. So, Chilton. Chilton's manual.
• 1:43:01
  I'm gonna make a note of that, so I can look get one of those old Chilton manuals. I should be able to find one on eBay or something like that. One of the old school ones. Yeah. Yeah.
• 1:43:15
  I agree. Yeah. Tesla Atlas b e. Yep. Tesla's sitting in a microwave oven.
• 1:43:19
  Yeah. The EMFs off of those things, wretched. I I won't even ride in one. I mean, I've written a book once or twice, I have no intention of owning a Tesla or even riding in Teslas. Yep.
• 1:43:36
  Oh, yeah. It's just it's so much fun. It's so much fun. Let's check over check over on YouTube, say hello to YouTubes. Let's see.
• 1:43:45
  I kind of missed a couple of people on there. Yeah. Great. It's great, Seth. Congrats, love the truck.
• 1:43:55
  Yeah. I know for the Aussies, seeing one of these big trucks is, it's like, I know over there, it's not easy to get these big trucks. All the emissions and stuff like that, all the regulation for Australia. Jesus Smith says Blazers have great turning radius. Yeah.
• 1:44:12
  This thing also, it's a yeah. It's it's like the single turn on. It's such a small wheelbase. I think it's shorter than a Camry in its wheelbase. So I I must say I'd be careful with it.
• 1:44:22
  I can't be taking hard turns, especially with the lift and the big tires. I'll probably roll over into the ditch. But, anyway, it's just there's something so freeing about you know, I had I had the radio on. I think I was listening to some, you know, classic rock, which I occasionally will listen to, not that much, but it just felt right. I had the radio on.
• 1:44:40
  I had the windows down. I could hear this this throaty v eight. And, you know, I I turned the air conditioning on with a little dial, just kinda turned it on like this. There's no fancy push buttons and all that stuff. And, oh, man.
• 1:44:54
  I'm just I'm still just, like, happy. I'm just so you know, I'm gonna do some I'm gonna reupholster some of the stuff in the interior, and I've got a few things like that planned. I'm actually getting a new soft top for it. It was like a, it's called soft topper. It's a nicer soft top for it.
• 1:45:09
  Easier to open up and everything, but yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I was looking Tomahawk, I was looking at the, old international scouts too. I was looking at those guys. Beautiful, beautiful old cars.
• 1:45:24
  Yeah, Judson, if I had a time machine, I'd go back and get my 1990 Honda Civic. What an amazing, analog car. I've been thinking the same thing. I've actually I've been considering that exact same thing. It's just getting rid of, you know, we have two other vehicles that are newer, and just replacing them, getting like an old, like, station wagon for the kids to ride in with, like, the the back seats that faces the rear.
• 1:45:48
  It'd be awesome. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
• 1:45:55
  I think you're right. Think that OJ's, I think, was the hardtop. I think you're correct. In '96, I think his was a '96. I think so.
• 1:46:07
  Yeah, you just don't see these things anywhere. You don't see Yeah. Atlas BE, careful of high highway speeds. I was surprised, actually, even doing 70, even with those big tires and the lift and everything, doing 70 was just, on the on the highway was so smooth. Yeah.
• 1:46:26
  Yeah. Don't stop belie actually, think, yeah. No. I wasn't listening. I didn't listen.
• 1:46:29
  Don't stop believing. I think I was listening to dust in the wind, maybe Allman Brothers. Alright. I thought a little bit like I hit the crux. I just did a show about classic rock as a, you know, British government, you know, Tavistock, Syop, but right.
• 1:46:44
  Occasionally. Yeah. Occasionally. I will will turn it on. I think I put on some classic Metallica.
• 1:46:52
  Going back to my high school days. It does actually. You're right. Rumble media, it gives you the feeling of going back to that nice carefree area. Yeah.
• 1:47:00
  I was wondering, record I might do I've kinda worked on, like, a separate dialogue about that because it did it took me back to this previous era. It took me back to something that I just had forgotten about, just life in the nineties. Yeah, the CRX. Yeah, I remember the CRXs. Those were great.
• 1:47:17
  I had my first truck, when I first, was driving was an old, Ford Ranger. It's a manual Ford Ranger. Then I had an old, I think, 1990 Honda Accord, and then I went from the Accord to, an Acura Integra. Think it like, a ninety mid nineties Acura Integra. That was, like it was so cool for me.
• 1:47:38
  I had a lot of fun. You put rims on it and had a big old, you know, two twelves in the trunk. And, yeah, that's what you did at that time. That was cool. And I was working a lot when I was in high school.
• 1:47:50
  So, yeah, there we go. Back over to YouTube. Yes. Anyway, so I do think I'm gonna start wrapping up. We're kind of approaching the two hour thing.
• 1:48:09
  Oh, wow, man. PMA Milano. I had an old Bronco, a '76 VW bus, '79 Dodge van, many, many VW bugs, worked on all of them. No more, I guess, back in the days. Yeah.
• 1:48:20
  Go find one. Right? Go find one. Yeah. Metallica and Megadeth.
• 1:48:25
  I was that was my thing. You know, back in high school, I was Metallica was my number one favorite band back in that day. Megadeth, not so much or a little bit too heavy for me, but Metallica was my thing. But I mostly like classic rock. You know, Boston, like some eighties stuff, Scorpions, Scorpions.
• 1:48:44
  But, yeah, liked a lot of the classic stuff, Pink Floyd, Zeppelin. You know, it's stuff I I barely listen to these days. Just it's hard to listen. Like, once you kinda learn all this stuff, it's not as easy. So I I listen to a lot more classical music now because I think it just it vibes well with me.
• 1:49:02
  Or Lord of the Rings soundtrack. You know, usually, have Lord of the Rings soundtrack on at some point. Yeah, Tomahawk. I really miss the eighties and nineties. Yes.
• 1:49:13
  Yep. Yep. Okay. Well, I think that we're gonna I'm gonna start wrapping up. Yeah, there you go.
• 1:49:26
  Wow, Clair Bear. I've got 465,000 miles on my 2006 Civic. Engine was replaced at two seventy five, and it went to four sixty five. That's awesome. Yeah, I think this one has around 130,000 miles on the body.
• 1:49:43
  Frame's in good shape. I'm oil coating it next week. I'm getting it oil coated underneath just to help with the winters. I don't I don't wanna kind of get any rust. But, the guy did, you know, did a lot of bodywork.
• 1:49:56
  He kinda cut out any rust, you know, welded it properly, welded it back in. It's not Bondo. Replaced, two front quarter panels, redid the entire interior. So, yeah. I saved a lot of money by not doing all that work on my own and buying someone else that already did it.
• 1:50:12
  Yeah. Tool and Nirvana. Yep, I was a big Tool fan. Yep. And Nirvana.
• 1:50:19
  Yep. That's it too. Oh, yeah, there you go. Yeah. Makes me miss my 1990 Acura Integra LS.
• 1:50:28
  Yep. That's about what I had. I forget what year it was. Yes, it's an old Integra. It was a manual.
• 1:50:36
  I think it a five speed. I think it was a five speed, right? And, oh, yeah. Yep. Yeah, been to rocks pre internet field era feels like a precious life almost.
• 1:50:48
  Yep. Yeah, Boston, Chicago, Kansas. Yep. There you go. Absolutely.
• 1:50:56
  Yeah. Good stuff, good stuff. Well, I think I'm gonna I think I'm gonna wrap up. You know, because as we're as I mentioned, we're kind of coming up on the two hour mark. But yeah.
• 1:51:07
  So, anyway, as I mentioned in the beginning of the show, we, you know, we I kind of asked asked all of you. I said, Hey, when is the best time for a live show? And for a handful of reasons, Sunday night, 10PM eastern was the best time for the most people. And so, yeah. So that's that's we're we're sticking to it.
• 1:51:30
  We're doing the live shows like this. But, you know, this is actually good because in changing the format, because I'm doing these more linear deep dives, it's not just, hey, what's the breaking news? Like, I prepared most of my show for tonight on Thursday. And so I pre Thursday, did a little bit of work on Friday, a little last night before bed, and only had to spend a couple hours tonight, doing my final show prep. So, you know, by just kind of we're just changing, you know, we're just kinda changing our different our way of doing things.
• 1:52:00
  So, yes, that's the idea is that, you know, these these Sunday shows are gonna be the first hour or so is gonna be a cassette deep dive, have some fun. I'm preparing a cool show on ancient America and these old maps of America show these, like, this vast civilization in America as kind of a follow-up to the world's fairs. So doing that. And, yeah, just excited for this. And I'm really, really looking for this.
• 1:52:28
  And and what a great crowd. I mean, it's amazing. You you guys you've stuck with me for two hours, and we're still going strong. Everyone's just hanging out. And this is also because I know that, I know that we, talked about doing the live call ins, and most people say, Hey, don't do it.
• 1:52:47
  You know, most of you actually just really enjoy the, the format of the of the conversation just by through the comment section. And it's great. Right? I I feel like I get to know you all. I I I wish I could meet Tomahawk and hang out and talk about old cars, and I wish I could hang out with Sue Smith and talk chickens and, you know, bend to rocks and, you know, so all the the people that, you know, you're coming back time after time.
• 1:53:08
  And, it's it's great. So I I I really, really enjoy the fact that you're all here, and I'm gonna be consistent with this show. There might be the occasional show where, occasional Sunday, if I'm traveling or something, I I can't do a live show, I'm still going to prepare one of these solo deep dives for you. And maybe if I'm remote, I say I can't be live, then maybe I can actually then sit down and, still interact with you in the chat if I can't be live. Yeah.
• 1:53:40
  So, yeah. Thank you, Tomahawk. Hit the like button. Get Seth on the leaderboard. Yeah.
• 1:53:45
  Raven o o one. Anyone disc golf? Yeah. Actually, funny enough, man. Raven, I was a big Frisbee golf guy.
• 1:53:52
  Was a big disc golf guy. I I had a big old bag of eight different discs. I'd I'd I'd come and have, like, my putting disc. I'd have my left hand turn disc. I'd have my mid range.
• 1:54:04
  I'd have my my different drivers. See, was a I was a big, big, big Frisbee golf guy. Loved my because my my dad grew up, in Columbus, we grew up going to a place called Blendon Woods over in New Albany area. So I grew up, you know, going to Blendin Blendin Woods playing Frisbee golf, driving a nineties car. Imagine that life.
• 1:54:22
  God, what a beautiful life. Let's go back to that. I just I yearn for that. Just going back to, you know, driving my stick shift Acura with a manual AC control on it, you know, with some Metallica playing and going to play Frisbee golf after school with my friends. Yeah.
• 1:54:43
  Yep. That's it. That is it. Yeah, thank you. Thank you for hitting the like button.
• 1:54:50
  Yeah, Millicent, great discussion. Seth, good night, world. Thank you for all. Thank you for being here. KML eighty eight, love it.
• 1:54:57
  Love you guys. Yeah. Thank you all for being here. I really, really appreciate you all. And I'm so excited too to see such an active YouTube chat.
• 1:55:04
  Yeah. ClearBear, you he says, You appeared on my feed about three weeks ago. I like the topics you cover. Yeah, thank you. Thank you.
• 1:55:12
  I'm welcome. Yeah, welcome. Yeah, Chris G. MK Ultra is big in America. The public schools initiate you into MK Ultra.
• 1:55:24
  Yeah, I'm pretty sure that I was actually, was. I was in, one of my interviews with mCalTRA video, in interviews. She was talking about the mCalTRA programs in the school, and I was in one of those programs. Like, I didn't go far I actually dropped out in the third grade, but I was in this program. They called it enrichment when I was doing it.
• 1:55:44
  And, I did first grade, second grade, third grade. And one day, every Friday, I would go to a different school, a different classroom. And, we would kind of do logic problems, and we would do typing. And, it was kind of a whole different thing. And then I realized actually that enrichment was part of this entire, I forget what was called, the acronym for the whole program.
• 1:56:09
  But then, yeah, this, this guest I was interviewing, who was a survivor of MK Ultra, was explaining to me that, yeah, she's like, yeah, that program that you were in, that was a, an MK Ultra feeder program. I was like, okay. I'm glad I dropped out in the third grade. So I'm not Encounter. I've I haven't had any kind of traumatic childhood programming.
• 1:56:28
  I grew up in a nice family. I'm I'm kind of I'm I'm all there mentally. No. There's no possession. So, yes, I love my children.
• 1:56:38
  I wouldn't even harm a hair on their bodies. In fact, I would, if someone else did, I would be very, very mean, to put it lightly. I will protect my children like a bear if I have to. So yep. Yeah, the prelude.
• 1:57:01
  I always wanted a I wanted a prelude, Claire Bear. My prelude was a stick shift. Wow, that you say a Honda replaced the engine for free. Good for you. Good for you.
• 1:57:15
  Okay. Yeah, as my mom would say, sleep tight. Yep, sleep tight. Yes. And also reminder everyone, if you haven't yet, make sure you drop in the waitlist for the ARC community.
• 1:57:29
  As I said, we are launching in September, we are so close. Even we're gonna have a new kind of front end website up in the next couple of days, which I'll probably next show I can share that with you. So a lot going on there. So make sure to buildtheaarc.com. And, yeah, okay.
• 1:57:48
  Wow, Chris, you're a survivor of MK Ultra. Man, good for you for just keeping strong. Yeah. Good for you for being here, man. Yeah, GATE program.
• 1:57:57
  Yes. Yeah. Was it gifted and talented or something? Yeah, it part of the GATE program. Bobby, yes.
• 1:58:04
  Yes, it was called actually, I'm look it up real quick. It was, enrichment program gate. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, so it says Actually, let me just copy this over. I'll show you what it says real quick.
• 1:58:24
  Oops. Let's see. Yes, this is what it was. She's explained how the GATE program was this, right? So it was a, yeah, GATE gifted and talented education.
• 1:58:39
  It says, provide specialized advanced instruction, deeper learning opportunities for students identified as exceptionally capable or gifted, or in my case, weird. I think that's why they picked me because I was just a weird kid. But yes, it was enrichment. So enrichment was what the one that I was in was called. And, so I discovered that, yeah, the gate the whole gate enrichment program, this is a basically like a, you know, CIA feeder program for their stuff.
• 1:59:07
  So I'm probably in some database somewhere. I don't know. But yep, I'm here. So kicking. Yep, there we go.
• 1:59:20
  Okay. There we go. Thank you all. Thank you all for being here. It's been wonderful.
• 1:59:29
  I love hanging out with you all. So, I look forward to seeing you next week, unless something changes in terms of the, like breaking news or whatever. I think next week, I'll be getting into, like, ancient America and looking into, you know, whether there was some advanced civilization here in America, and whether the entire history of America that used to be a bunch of native Americans running around in teepees and tomahawks and everything, or whether it was actually a very advanced Western civilization. There's a lot of questions to ask there. So if unless something changes, that's my plan for next week is to, kind of really kind of go deep into that, which is exciting for me.
• 2:00:07
  So, yeah. And just final reminder to make sure you subscribe, make sure you have your notifications turned on. Make sure you hit the like button, leave a comment, share with a friend. All that really, really helps. I appreciate all of you being here.
• 2:00:25
  Thank you for sticking with me through this. And I'll see you next week. We have some great content coming out this week, but then I'll be back live again next Sunday. So yeah, thank you all. Take care and God bless you.
• 2:00:38
  And God bless America and God bless the world. So, see you next time.