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The inversion of reality · UK Column Radio

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None. Do you understand why it is that
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mothers are OK with this idea of having a doctor put this needle
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into their baby's arm? Yeah, because we're all brought
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up in the cult of authority. So the authority always comes
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from people in Halloween costumes.
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The police have a uniform. The doctor has a white coat.
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The priest has this black frock with the white thing.
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Everyone who's acting in a play is wearing a costume.
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And you and I are just sitting here like normal.
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And the reason they do that is it makes them more believable.
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That's what costumes are for. If you want to dress up, it's
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because you want someone to believe you're something you're
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not. And we're all taught.
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Oh, no, no. The vaccines eradicated polio,
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and they eradicated dengue fever and this and that they never
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show you. Of course, what we know is that
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those diseases were from other causes, and they were already on
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their way out at the end of their trends when they
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introduced the vaccine. And then they give it credit.
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So had they not had a vaccine or not, those diseases were already
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gone down from 0. Most of it was bad sanitation,
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bad hygienics. You got shit in your water and
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your food. Like, yeah, so you know, and
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different environmental factors, DDT on the crops, remember that
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was polio. And then of course what they do
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is they say, oh, the vaccine eradicated the disease, but now
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we got Guillans Barre syndrome and you're like, what's that?
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Like, funny enough, it's the identical symptoms as polio, but
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we got rid of polio with the vaccine.
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So it can't be that you're like, well, how can 2 diseases have
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the same symptoms? They just rebrand the name of
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the disease and then now we can get a vaccine for that.
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And of course, we know the jabs are causing these diseases.
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They're not curing anything. And it's really sad.
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Yeah, because a lot of parents, they are learning.
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It's unfortunately, they're learning the hard way because
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you cripple your child for life or kill them.
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Remember during Got Convid SIDS or cot death, they used to call
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it sudden infant death syndrome. It went away like 500%.
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Funny enough, when you couldn't take your children in to get
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their vaccines and vitamin K shots and all that, the kids
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stop dying in their cots just right during the lockdowns for
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three months, you're like, well, that's a coincidence.
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And then we had sudden adult death syndrome.
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SADS came in. Well, that's funny.
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That's never existed in the world.
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And then they rolled out a mass worldwide injection programme
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with boosters and suddenly adults are just died suddenly,
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you know, and unfortunately the programming is so deep that you
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need to be a kooky conspiracy theorist to go looking into
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medical records and studies and vaccine history.
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You know, you oh, you're just a conspiracy theorist and you're
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like, well, funny enough, none of the conspiracy theorists kids
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drop dead nor us, nor are we worried about dropping dead.
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So. And you sent me an email.
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Who is the guy? He does Dilbert.
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I think you've had him on your show.
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He's got cancer now. Scott, Yes, yes, Scott Adams.
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Right, so what's his story? He took some jabs and boosters.
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And he has cancer and he made a video saying that he has cancer
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and that the anti vaxxers have won.
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That's. And that's really sad.
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I don't know the guy, but that that's horrible.
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However, we don't have proof that his cancer is from the jabs
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or the I. I know it correlates, but there
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is actually no proof that he doesn't have cancer from some
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other kind of toxins. He's been doing so.
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And I don't think we won because nobody in the anti vax community
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or the the no germ community, we don't want to see people with
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cancer and getting sick and dying.
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We don't win. We lose just as bad as he does
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because we don't want to see people get sick.
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So we say, I told you so. You know, we don't want anyone
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sick. That's why we're out there doing
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it. Like our motive is we don't want
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people getting sick. And that's what these injections
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do because they're poisonous. It's no one you you've had lots
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of guests done. What do you What do you think is
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the right approach to moms who inject the babies?
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Do you? Should you be sympathetic when
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the kids get sick, or should you be angry?
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I just get sad about it, but I also am at the point where it is
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what it is. There's it's not really in my
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control, so all I can do is put out films like I do, as you
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know, and and go on podcasts and educate people.
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It's really up to them if they are going to take the time to do
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the research. We say, and I always tell the
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people don't listen to what I'm saying.
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Don't ever believe me. I'm getting this isn't my idea.
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Like I'm I'm reading the studies like everyone else.
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Just go do the research and make a decision.
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The sad thing is once you hurt your kid for life and it's, it's
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not actually for life, you know, even if you give him autism or
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whatever, any of these things, you can detox.
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There are ways to heal your kids.
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But unfortunately, the people who know those cures are the
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same people you didn't listen to in the 1st place.
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So you're most likely not going to go see them.
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You're going to go see the same doctor to look for the cure, you
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know, and they're going to go no, no, no, we didn't.
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That wasn't the jab. I think The thing is to just be
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understanding. Just say you are ignorant and
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what what is good is that what what's bad?
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But the good thing about it is the more people who hurt their
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children, they become anti vaxxers after they know because
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they they go. My kid was totally smiling,
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healthy, rolling around laughing.
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I took him to the doctor for his five jabs and.
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And the next days of vegetable and cry, you know, and they
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know. And the doctor's like, no, no,
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no, no, that's a coincidence. You're like, so the more they
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hurt our children, the more people we're going to have on
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our side. So there is a silver lining.
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It's just not a nice one, I think, you know.
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Yeah, it's a sad. I remember, yes, Steve, I
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remember when I was a teenager, vaccines were not like they were
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not a thing. I mean, if someone said to me,
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are you going to get your flu shot this year?
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And I said, Nah, whatever, like whatever.
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And then we'd go play tennis or whatever, you know, now it's
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like a cult. And there's like, I can't
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remember how many of the kids get in America now, but it's 60.
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I think we had four. I, I was born in 71.
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I'm pushing 54. So we had like 4.
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And then we had that one where they prick you on the arm with
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the three prong thing and you get a scar for life.
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That right there should be your first sight.
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Like what did you put in my arm that put a scar for life?
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I got really hip to the vaccines because I took a flu shot at
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work once they were giving them away free and I got sick as a
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dog for like 2 weeks. And then my father took one on a
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business trip to Phoenix, I think from Chicago, and he got
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what they call adult onset juvenile rheumatoid arthritis,
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which is one in 200,000. You don't get it as an adult.
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And he's been on steroids for life.
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Like almost killed him. I saved his life.
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I hadn't heard from him, threw him over my shoulder, found him
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on the couch with buckets of vomit, piss and diarrhoea all
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around him dying. And I ran him to the hospital
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and they had like specialists flying all over.
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So like, that's unfortunately you learn the hard way.
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But you know, I thought like, well, why would I take a thing
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that's supposed to stop me from getting sick with the flu if it
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made me sick for two weeks? That's stupid.
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That's just. Steve, when, when, when did you
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start questioning things? Let me ask that differently.
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When did you start getting red pulled?
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Just in general on the whole world, you mean?
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It was really a buddy of mine. It was kind of, well, yeah, I
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was a little bit. I was reading books like the
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Spider's Web. I was getting into like the US
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funding Iran and Iraq through like farm grain credits through
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the Banco de National Italia and selling them cluster bombs
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through Brazil. Like so I knew the governments
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were doing dodgy crap, but it was really post 911.
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A friend of mine sent me one of those.
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I can't remember even what they're called, but you know,
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the early ones, loose change or whatever, one of these
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documentaries like dude, check this out.
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You know, I was like, God, what the hell?
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So I think 911 really started red Pilling me and then having
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my own son. And then I started looking into
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vaccines because of my own and my father's experience.
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I was like, man, do I want to be stickiness in my child?
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So that got me down the health road.
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And then I started getting into, I met some Merovingians online.
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They were talking about the occult and esoteric stuff.
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And I'm a Virgo, so I just like things told straight up.
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Like I don't just tell me straight up how it's going.
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And they kept saying, no, we can tell you, we can tell you all we
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want. You won't understand because you
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don't have the whole knowledge. And as a Virgo, I got upset.
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You know, I'm like, fuck you, I'll figure it out and I'll tell
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you how to say. So that dove me down into the
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occult and I got into the jazzuits, the Black Nobility and
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the money got, you know, ba ba ba ba ba ba around the spectrum.
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So I just, I think I just got thirsty for knowledge once I
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figured out, hang on, things aren't what we think they are.
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And as a kid I just hated school like I hated authority.
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So I've always been anti authority.
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So I, I think it was just in me. I don't know.
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I don't, I couldn't say it. It was a series of things.
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Do you feel happier having, let's say, more enlightened view
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of the world? I do because I, I don't worry at
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first. It's terrible when you get red
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pilled because you worry too much about everything.
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It's really horrible. And then your next reaction of
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mine was, was I've got to tell everybody about all of this
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right away, you know, and then you start to lose friends and
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family. They all think you're crazy
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because they haven't done the work in the research and they
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don't know what you're talking about.
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So you get isolated, but then later once you get the agendas
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and what's going on now, I don't freak out about the day to day
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playbook that freaks everyone else out.
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You know, you can see whatever the, the flavour of the week is.
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Oh, Fukushima or the Trump's going to do this or they're
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bombing. You know, I know what the long
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play is. So I don't have to sit and worry
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about what's terrible today in the news.
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I, I know, I know where it's all going.
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So in one, in the long run, I think it's liberating.
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I think most people who have been red pilled, which is funny
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because actually the red shift, you actually want the blue pill.
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Everything is opposite. As we were talking about this
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talk, they've even told you that the red pill is good and the
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blue pill is bad when actually the blue shift in the toroidal
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field is good. So, but yeah, anyone who's ever
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woken up real hardcore, it's, they know, like you start to
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lose friends, family, jobs, you know, it's, it's not easy, but
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I'm happier now. I'm happier now.
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I ask that I ask that because of the idiom ignorance is bliss.
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There is that, until you then ignorantly inject your child
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with four vaccines and they have autism in their brains burning
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and they have a helmet on running their head in the wall.
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How blissful is that? There comes a time where there's
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a consequence for your ignorance.
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I would say ignorance is immediate bliss, but it's pretty
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freaking dangerous in the long run in this day and age to be
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ignorant. Yeah, you mentioned 911.
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This was a very big event, probably OK.
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I would say second to COVID. I think the COVID event was
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probably the biggest in living memory, but 911 probably the
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second biggest. Yeah.
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At least, at least you see. It right away or how long did it
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take till you were like how long you know how many years went by
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till you were like, what up? Well this is what I was going to
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say so it didn't red pull me. I just thought that it really
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was a bunch of Muslims who hated America who flew planes into the
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buildings right. Because I bought into the
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propaganda and I didn't actually think for more than 5 minutes
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about it, but just quickly can you remember what you were doing
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on the day? Oh, I can tell you for certain.
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I was on tour with my band from Denmark in America and we were,
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we, we were in Chicago and we had gigs.
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The the whole reason we went is because we were going to get a
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Rolling Stones review at either Owen's Garage or the Knitting
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Factory, right under New York Twin Towers.
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So we did AUS tour, a small one in the Northeast, and I woke up
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to take a pee and all my band was sitting around this TV
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watching the first plane at it, which it didn't, but the first
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explosion had happened. And then I came out of the
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bathroom. They were all freaking out and
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I'm like, what, what is what are you watching on TV?
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What movie is that? They're like, no, a plane at the
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World Trade Centre, a bomb. And then as we were all talking,
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the second one allegedly hit or whatever happened, you know, And
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I was like, holy shit. And then they came down and we
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lost the, we couldn't go to New York because those clubs were in
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Ground Zero under rubble. So we got no Rolling Stone
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review. We got the whole, it, it turned
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out to be the end. We couldn't ship our gear back
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to Europe because they said, Oh no, you can't ship anything on
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aeroplanes anymore. You have to put them on freight.
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So we, we couldn't fly our gear to Europe for all of our England
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showcases. So it pretty much ruined like my
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career. So I remember very well, but
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also we were in Chicago, so we're looking up at the Sears
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Tower, John Hancock building now it's the Willis Tower.
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We're all looking up. Like, is a plane going to smash
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into that? Like, we thought the whole
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country was under attack because nobody knew, you know?
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And then it ruined the rest of the tour because everyone was
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totally sad. Like, it really psychologically
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freaked. You know, I was excited to bring
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all these guys from Denmark to, like, you.
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Where do you see America? And then everywhere we are,
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everyone was just totally bummed out, like it destroyed the whole
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psyche of the nation flat, you know, straight out psychological
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destruction. What?
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Do you think happened on the day?
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And, and oh, oh, I there, I definitely think there were no
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planes. I think Judy Woods was on it.
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I think directed weapons and internal bombs.
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They had those M8 switches from those Israeli students on the
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84th floor or whatever, like if there's pictures of them with
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fuse switch boxes lined all around their office.
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So they blew it up. And I think they probably used
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directed energy weapons. I know that a plane was seen
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going at the Pentagon and then it was many witnesses said it
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lifted up and let and took off and then there was an explosion.
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I don't I know nothing crashed in Shanksville because the hole
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they said it made in the ground. Planes don't make holes in the
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ground when they crash. Planes are made out of tinfoil.
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They, you know, like a bird breaks the, the nose of a plane.
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But on the USGS Geological Survey, that hole was in that
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ground from like pictures back in the 80s.
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So it's like, yeah, it was a massive psychological operation.
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Then the gematria numerology and everything is Jesuit all the
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way. It's got Jesuit fingerprints all
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over. So what what I think was crazy
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is they had the balls to pull that off in broad daylight.
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I would have done it at night. So no, you know what I mean?
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Just so there was, it would have been a lot easier to to do that
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at night, but they wanted people in the building.
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Plus most people don't know 80% of the World Trade Centres were
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empty. Most of it was unrented and they
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needed to tear them down anyway because there was an asbestos.
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So it's going to be like a whatever, hundreds of million
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renovation project. And I know a lot of people got
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sick who worked at Ground Zero. I think it was all the asbestos
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in the air from the fallout. Yeah.
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What do you think happened? What you didn't mention is that
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there was a third building that everybody just seems to forget
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about that just random building. Seven, there were actually two
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more. There was also five and six,
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there were actually 5 buildings, 2 planes, all that.
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And then that building, 7/1, the woman on BBC said it had already
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collapsed like 20 minutes. It's like behind her while she's
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doing the newscast saying the Solomon building has collapsed
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and it's sitting behind her and you're like, well that's funny.
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It's standing up right behind you.
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So it's like it seems to add knowledge.
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What really happened, though, is it brought in the entire War on
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Terror, the invasion of seven countries in the Middle East, as
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General Wesley Clark talked about on Democracy Today.
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And it brought about the Patriot Act, you know, so and then all
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of a sudden the Homeland Security Act and all this crap.
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So what it really did is brought in like a totalitarian worldwide
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control. And these wars, they're not met.
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You can't. How do you win the War on
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Terror? You know, there's like that
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Australian comedian Steve Hughes, you know, he's like, how
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do you, how do you beat terror? And it's, it's the same with all
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these revolutionaries like the Jesuits do Black Lives Matter,
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gay pride, the woke thing, the transgender, They're not meant
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to be one. That's not what the plan is.
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What you do is you start all these micro revolutions that
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don't they don't get anywhere, but each group starts to
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identify with each other. They're, you know, they're like,
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well, now Black Lives Matter and the rainbow people and the, the
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feminism and the day all together.
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They're just collecting balls and balls of dust into a giant
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dirt ball so that you have one totalitarian group.
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They're not meant to be 1. They're meant to keep corralling
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everyone into one ball through different revolutions that never
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get one. And those people won't win.
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They think, oh, and we get in charge, you know?
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But what was his name? G Edward Gryphon had him on.
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Remember the Russian who defected to Canada?
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Yuri. Yuri, Yuri He.
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Said the same. He's like, The thing is, once
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they get in charge, you're the first ones they take out because
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you're dangerous. When you're when you understand
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that you got duped, you know, like these revolutionaries are
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the first ones that are going to go because they they know
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they're going to be angry that they got that they didn't get
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their way in the end. After all, you know that is the
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plan. But do you think the world is a
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better place post COVID? It's better than it was during
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Convid, but it's, you know, I, I think The thing is we're not
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seeing it because what they're doing, it's always behind the
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scene. Transhumanism's moving in.
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Cash is getting taken away. Cash stations are going down.
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Stores are slowly putting in more self checkout, more card,
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less cash. There's locks turning up on
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doors. There's And they've got you
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looking at, oh, Trump is now fighting with Netanyahu.
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And, you know, you're looking at the flavour of the day and not
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looking at what's really going on behind the scenes.
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More 5G towers going up so that the control grid is tightening
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still. I think out of the public eye,
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people are getting it like they're, you know, people are
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more aware of transhumanism now, but.
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They don't understand like the control grid is tightening like
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it's it's going up all around us.
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COVID did that with the ID passports you know.
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But Steve, what really bugs me, what really greets me the wrong
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way, is it felt like there was this amazing awakening during
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the COVID era, right? I felt like there were people
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networking and just starting to think alike.
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Now under the Trump administration, everybody's gone
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back to how it was. They've just forgotten
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everything and suddenly Trump can say we're going to bring in
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digital ID and I'll go, yeah, yes, that's that's a great idea.
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Or they'll talk about digital, digital currency and they'll
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welcome it. Or they'll talk about mass
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surveillance via Starlink and they'll welcome it.
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It's like they just keep, I don't get it.
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I just don't understand what's. Happening.
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Yeah. I don't know.
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What do you think? I, I think it's because Trump's
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a salesman. You know, there's no Trump and
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Biden are both Jesuits school. They're both Jesuits like
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they're Trumps and Mason and his kids are Jesuits school.
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But you need, you need to, you first got to keep the people
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divided. So they like Trump because he
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people hate him and they like Biden because the other the
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right hates Biden, the left hates Trump.
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So now the right and left hate each other, but then they need a
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salesman for each group, you know?
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So yeah, when Biden's in there and it's all electric ID,
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everyone's like, now Trump's in there.
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Yeah, it's going to stop the terrorists and the foreigners
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and those moose lams. You know, it was like, Oh yeah,
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let's put it in. It's how they sell it to you.
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These dudes are salesman. So, you know, I can sell you a
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piece of dog shit if I tell you it's fertiliser, you know what I
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mean? It's AI just have to make you
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change your view on the worth of dog shit.
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And I mean, I mean, adding to that, right?
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I remember just a few years ago, all of those supposed Trump
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supporters. And I'm not anti Trump and I'm
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not anti Biden, right? I just want to make that clear
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because I do like some things that that Trump says and does.
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I'm just, it's not binary. It's not one or zero, but but a
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lot of those people who were, you know, who are Trump
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supporters, but he wasn't the president yet.
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You know, they were completely anti the vaccines and all that.
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And now suddenly RFK is in and they're kind of kicking the can
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down the road saying, well, you know, what we actually want is
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maybe good trials. You know, we want better trials
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and vaccines. They're not, they're not making
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outright statements anymore. They're just kind of, you know,
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pushing, pushing things. They they, they're adjusting the
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boundaries the whole time now because, because I think that
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they are being ideologically driven rather than principled
23:09
of, of principle driven. Yeah, I mean, and they all like
23:13
every politician, if you just go back, every country, I don't
23:17
care who left, right, whatever, whatever they say to get
23:22
elected, they do the opposite. They never do it, but they can't
23:26
not do all of it. Like you'd, you'd know right
23:29
away the guy was a liar and a dictator if he didn't do
23:31
something good. That's why I think, like you
23:34
say, Trump does some good things and Biden did some.
23:36
You know, they all do some good things because no one's going to
23:40
believe someone who does no good things.
23:42
Otherwise, you've just got like, Pol Pot, you know, even Hitler,
23:46
he made the Volkswagen, like, the Germans love them, man.
23:49
You know what I mean? They're like, yeah, cool enough
23:51
because he was doing some good things.
23:53
But that's how they do it. They do like 60% good things,
23:57
but none of them keep their word.
23:59
And Trump said he was the godfather of warp speed.
24:02
He, he still takes credit that he was the reason they rushed
24:07
the vaccines in the 1st place. And now you got, oh, maybe we
24:11
should be a little safer. You're like, that's the guy who
24:13
did it in the United States. Nobody.
24:15
And like you're saying now his supporters, it's like, I don't
24:19
know, man. It's like people have a memory
24:21
about two months old, you know what I mean?
24:25
But I think because Huxley said that, remember Brave New World,
24:30
Huxley or seeing Orwell 1984, you just got Big Brother and it
24:35
doesn't care. It just steps on you and watches
24:37
you and like they'll come take you away.
24:39
Huxley's brave new world was different.
24:41
He said we inundate you with so much information every day.
24:45
Like you and I were talking about off screen like Fukushima,
24:48
BP, oil spill. You know what?
24:50
Did anyone remember any of this? Remember all those immigrants
24:53
were coming up to the border on Trump's first election there.
24:56
There was like an army of immigrants.
24:57
Were they ever? They never even turned up.
25:00
I don't think they were real. But that's what I think happens
25:03
is we get they just throw like 20,000 things at us a day to
25:08
worry about, you know this story and an aeroplane crashed into a
25:11
helicopter that we just forget like 4 years ago because
25:16
there's. So that's what Huxley was
25:17
saying. There'll be so much stuff to
25:19
worry about that you can't care about anyone cause anymore.
25:24
And then you'll take the SOMA, the drugs are, you know, you'll
25:27
you just want to numb yourself comfortably numb.
25:30
You know, I think that. And then, adding to the Trump
25:34
appeal, you have Elon Musk. Right, with his fake space
25:38
programme and his cars that blow up and have graveyards full
25:42
like, and there's not even enough lithium and cobalt to
25:45
even make the batteries for enough cars for Britain, let
25:48
alone the world. Yeah, and then his grandfather
25:50
got kicked out of Canada for being the head of the, you know,
25:53
the IT was really transhumanism. But technocracy back then.
25:58
Yeah. I mean, there's just so much.
25:59
But again, doesn't it? Look, it's a movie, right?
26:02
Like I say, actors. So the the judges, the the
26:05
doctors wear the white coats, the judge wears the black robe,
26:09
the police wear the the hat and the badge and all that.
26:12
These guys wear suits and the other guy wears like the
26:16
billionaire techno. Cool.
26:19
These are actors just running scripts every day by the
26:22
numbers. If you ever talk to Zachary K
26:24
Hubbard or follow Gematria Effect News is all scripted by
26:29
the numbers and it keeps you involved in the play and the
26:34
drama of the day by day, like I'm saying, so you don't just
26:38
get away from it and go figure out, OK, I'm going to Start
26:43
learning equity and equity, trust and natural law and I'm
26:46
going to start looking into injections.
26:47
And you know, you don't start to liberate yourself.
26:51
They just want you worried every because when you're worried and
26:54
scared you, you are inactive. We all know that.
26:58
We know the psychology between fear you're paralysed and people
27:02
who are paralysed don't do anything for themselves.
27:07
Steve, do you think Elon Musk, other than being put in that
27:11
position that he is, is actually very smart?
27:14
Why would I? Was going to ask you the same.
27:16
Because like I'm I'm sitting around as a musician, I've got
27:19
gigs, I've got my son here every other week, I'm making films,
27:23
I'm doing a few interviews here and there.
27:25
I don't have time to take a dump.
27:27
How is this guy running like 8? How many companies does he have?
27:30
548 huge ones, right? How do you how do you run 8
27:35
companies or five? I don't even know what he's got.
27:38
And of course he doesn't know anything about any of it because
27:41
half of it's fake. I I personally think he's a
27:43
front man. I can't prove that.
27:46
But do you know anyone with the energy and time to run like 7
27:49
multinational company? And how is he like one of the
27:52
richest front men in the world? From what?
27:55
Electric and the government department?
27:57
What? And a government department was
28:00
a doge or something. Well, funny enough, the Doge,
28:04
when you go back to ancient Venice, the Doge was the guy in
28:09
charge of all of the Black Nobility.
28:11
He was like, not the Pope, but he was like the head mafia
28:15
family and who who he was the mafia boss, you know, Tony
28:19
Soprano or whatever, you know, that's what the Doge was.
28:23
He was the guy in charge of all the Venetian Black Nobility.
28:27
So it's kind of funny that they're calling Elon Musk the
28:30
Doge. And the reason the Black
28:32
Nobility came about is they they killed the Doge and they said,
28:36
screw you, we're all going to run our own business.
28:39
Like they basically killed Tony Soprano, you know what I mean?
28:43
So it's really funny they're calling him that just like we
28:47
know the MAGA Trump runs on MAGA, Make America Great Again.
28:51
That's the name of the sixth high, the highest degree of the
28:55
Satanic church, the highest Satanic priest is called the
28:58
MAGA. So they they spit it in your
29:01
face, the doge, the MAGA, they're just telling you like
29:04
straight up who's running things.
29:07
But that's conspiracy theory. And you're like, yeah, but it's,
29:10
you can look it up. It's like real, you know, so
29:13
it's kind of funny. I.
29:15
I don't know if you saw the theatre between South Africa's
29:20
president and Trump a few weeks ago in the White House.
29:24
I mean, it made World News because Trump was going on
29:27
about, you know, farm attacks and all that.
29:29
And by the way, it is real, right?
29:32
There are farm attacks. 1 white farmer is killed every single
29:36
week in South Africa, right? That is real.
29:39
While everybody's talking about the the farm attacks and the
29:43
genocide and all that. So South Africa's president in
29:47
that conversation made one sentence which which everybody
29:50
seemed to have missed and he something that he never says and
29:54
is completely out of character and he said we can only approach
29:58
these issues with better technology.
30:01
There's your transhumanism. There it is, right there, right
30:04
the taxi. And we and, and keep in mind
30:08
that we don't have Starlink in this country.
30:11
And now the government says we're getting stalling.
30:14
Wow, right. So yeah, see, it's, it's what
30:17
Hegelian dielectric, right? Dialectic problem, reaction
30:21
solution. They they roll out some shit and
30:23
then say, oh, look, we need this, we need that's how they do
30:25
it all the time. I I didn't hear any of that.
30:27
It's good you caught that, but are people aware of that or is
30:30
it only you who caught that or? Very few people have picked up
30:34
on it. But what's also interesting is
30:35
Catherine Fitz says that Elon Musk is is he's an operation and
30:42
and it's a daughter surveillance operation.
30:45
I would wholeheartedly agree with that.
30:47
You know, like I said, I can't prove it, but he's clearly a
30:50
front. And when you know his family,
30:52
you know his grandfather. Like it's technocracy.
30:55
It's totally technocracy, which is transhumanism.
30:58
Call it what you want, I don't care, but an electronic
31:01
surveillance control grid, that's going to be run.
31:05
The other thing that everyone's not seeing is the the Black
31:11
Nobility, the Jesuits work for the Roman Catholic Church, who
31:15
works for the Black Nobility, right?
31:17
That's who's really running things.
31:18
That's how it goes. You've had plenty of guests
31:20
talking about this. The thing they don't have is
31:24
what they used to have is there was no separation of church and
31:27
state. The government's government and
31:29
the religion is the religion. What they want is that together,
31:33
they want that back again because the church is the
31:36
control mechanism behind where this is all going.
31:39
That's where your taxes all go. They're going to Switzerland
31:42
through the Vatican. It's not going to the Jays, as
31:44
we've talked about. So what they need to do is
31:48
they're, if you noticed a lot of the people aligned with Trump or
31:53
even a lot of the world leaders, do you notice they're far right.
31:56
Now all of a sudden the new trend is like everyone's so sick
31:59
of the woke left that they're going to far right Christian.
32:04
They're that. But see, no one understands the
32:07
reason they even built up all these far left radical
32:10
revolutions. Like I said, it's to trigger
32:13
everyone to that's the problem. And the reaction is everyone's
32:18
sick of that shit. And that now the solution is
32:21
we're going to go far right with all these religious Christian,
32:25
it's going to go Christian. So that's also another agenda
32:30
rolling out is they want control.
32:32
They want church and state together again, not separate
32:36
anymore, and that's been a long term goal for them.
32:41
There's an interesting segue there.
32:43
Now I'll just quickly want to go back to you mentioned the JS,
32:46
the JS. Now I just, I just need to bring
32:50
this up because since the October 7th thing, there's been
32:54
this massive increase, at least from what I can tell in, in just
33:00
just unadulterated hatred for Jews.
33:02
Now, I think that's a bad place to be.
33:03
I don't think just hating somebody for, for who they are
33:06
is, is a, is a good idea. You know, don't hate me simply
33:10
because I'm white or don't hate me simply because I'm South
33:13
African. It's the, it's my, it's my
33:15
actual behaviour that you might want to hate and that's OK.
33:19
So, but the point, the point is this is that you're going to get
33:22
pushed back because you know that they are Jews in positions
33:26
of power in central banks and in Hollywood and in education.
33:31
And so people are going to are going to say, but Steve, look at
33:34
that. Yeah, but you had Francis, who'd
33:38
you have talking about the Black Nobility not long ago.
33:44
Yes, well, I've I've had a number.
33:45
What's her name? I can't remember.
33:47
What's her name? Never mind.
33:49
But anyway, you see the Congress, it's congressmen and
33:54
Congress members in America who who are running the Department
33:57
of Health, Department of Education department.
34:01
The Jews aren't really in power positions there.
34:04
They're in management positions, but they don't make the
34:06
decisions. You know that there are 7080
34:09
departments in the government. Those are run by congressmen.
34:13
They aren't Jews. They're all Roman Catholics.
34:15
You could go all the way down. Tupper F Saucy talked about this
34:19
and rulers of evil. The plenty of books show who's
34:22
who. What's his name?
34:25
I'm blanking on everyone but the committee of 300 Doctor John
34:27
Coleman. They they they're every group
34:31
has bad apples. So they that's what they always
34:33
like to do. They put some Jews in mid level
34:36
management positions, put them in in the news.
34:39
You never hear the names though of anyone.
34:41
You know the same thing like propaganda, right?
34:44
You see like a Mao poster or change or you see these
34:47
propaganda posters. Everyone knows it is.
34:50
You can see it. You know, there's like the
34:51
sunburst behind the guy and he's looking up.
34:55
Then you see all these cartoons of these evil Jews with the hook
34:59
nose and the Curry. You know, they look like this
35:01
Dick dastardly. Do you think if the Jews were in
35:04
charge that there would be those cartoons all over?
35:07
You can't see that's propaganda. The Jews are putting out
35:10
cartoons of themselves with hook noses and you know, no, the
35:14
people who are running the stuff, you don't hear about them
35:17
ever. You hear about the Jews.
35:19
You can you can say anything you want about the Jews.
35:22
You know, you got what's his name?
35:23
Green. And go to any channel on
35:25
YouTube. Bitch you they're they're
35:26
bashing Jews left and right and centre.
35:28
Well, if the Jews ran the place, don't you think that's the
35:32
videos that YouTube would be banning?
35:34
Francis leader. Sorry.
35:35
Yes. Yeah, exactly.
35:36
She's great. Yeah, she's awesome.
35:39
Yeah, she's awesome. So, yeah, there are bad people.
35:43
There's now The thing is, like people don't know the Jesuits
35:46
started Israel and only one out of 10 Zionists are Jewish.
35:51
No one wants to talk about that. Israel's not a Jewish state.
35:54
It's a Zionist state. And as we've talked about
35:57
before, that's the goal is the Vatican wants the Middle East
36:01
for the Black Nobility. They don't like Jews and they
36:04
don't like Arabs. That's why I, I said this at an
36:08
Acapulco a year and a half ago. I said it on your show.
36:11
I said it on Alpha Cast. I said you watch, they're going
36:14
to select Trump again, just like they did Grover Cleveland.
36:17
They're going to give him a second term with one between and
36:20
then he's going to suddenly pull out on Israel because I'm a man
36:24
of the people. And sure enough, he's fighting,
36:26
you know, Benjamin Milkowski or whatever his real name is, you
36:30
know, like now he's having a fight with it.
36:33
And I told people, I said that's the whole point.
36:36
And now it's. But is that?
36:38
Is that not theatre? This is all theatre.
36:40
Yeah, because this is the whole point.
36:42
And even like, you know, Patrick Henningsen, who's on UK column
36:46
in 21st Century Wire now rockets are getting into Israel from
36:51
the, you know, from Iran and Yemen.
36:56
They've, they just took out like 2US fighter jets wars, like
36:59
billion dollar infrastructure. So now we know that the Middle
37:04
East, you know, the Arabs and Muslim world can strike Israel.
37:07
And that's what I've been telling people for two years.
37:09
That's the point. They, they want mutual
37:12
annihilation so they can come in and clean up the mess.
37:15
Eventually they will call the US and the West, you know, Britain,
37:18
the West will come back in once the damage, just like they're
37:22
going to do with Palestine, the genocide's already done.
37:25
And then like when it's pretty much you can't turn back and
37:28
it's then they're going to be, oh, we need to put an end to
37:30
this. And and I think Trump even said,
37:33
right, they're just going to bulldoze it all out and make
37:35
condos and shit because you're like, what the hell, man?
37:39
I can't believe people follow this guy.
37:41
Like it's just ludicrous. Ludicrous.
37:45
You, you said earlier that once you see the game plan, you know,
37:52
your anxiety levels go down. Steve, what is that game plan?
37:55
Well, that's what I'm saying. The game plan is the the Roman
37:59
Catholic Church used to have total control of the world.
38:02
They were with the state and that's that's a whole nother
38:05
show, the gulfs and the Ghibbelines and who sided with
38:07
the Vatican and who sided with the with the kings and the Pope,
38:10
the kings and the Dukes and all that.
38:13
That is the plan. And they want top down vertical
38:17
control. So what we have right now is
38:19
horizontal control. These, they're basically like
38:22
the Pharaohs, but that's another story.
38:24
They don't come from Egypt either.
38:25
But the what's going on right now is it's like mob wars.
38:30
Every country's president is. They're related to these Black
38:34
Nobility families. Yeah, everyone knows like, Oh
38:36
yeah, Trump's related to Charlemagne and King John the
38:39
2nd, and so is Biden and Clinton.
38:41
There hasn't been one who isn't even Obama.
38:44
And it's every country you go to.
38:45
They're related. So, but they're like mob bosses.
38:49
So what they want is they kind of want control of each country.
38:52
You know, the president Select says, I want to run this part of
38:55
the patch, but the Black Nobility say, no, We want it
38:59
back to the old days where there's, you know, Papa, the
39:02
Pope gives the orders down. And of course, he's taking
39:06
orders from the grey Pope, Peppi Orsini.
39:08
And then you've got the black Pope of the Jesuits, probably
39:11
still above the white Pope, but that's what they want.
39:15
They want to go back to vertical rule.
39:16
They, they're having fights over who runs the New world order.
39:21
The New World order is old. It's been around for 1000 years.
39:25
Like this is nothing new. We're already in it.
39:27
But they, they're having fights over vertical versus horizontal
39:31
control. You know, they want one king.
39:34
King of the world is what they want.
39:36
Not a bunch of kings. You know, different kings.
39:40
You said they're having fights. Now there's something
39:42
interesting. OK, so David Aiku unlike, but he
39:46
seems to hold his view that everything is just as well
39:48
oiled, machine controlled right from the top.
39:52
You suggesting that there are internal fights?
39:55
There's competition happening? Yeah, I'm suggesting there used
39:59
to be a well oiled machine running straight from the top
40:02
and that top was the Black Nobility through the Vatican,
40:05
through the Holy Roman, appointed kings, Queens, Dukes,
40:09
you know, later presidents, prime ministers.
40:13
It's not happening anymore. They want it back like it's
40:16
gotten a little bit out of control.
40:17
So yeah, I'm suggesting they're having like mob wars.
40:21
That said. You know, when the Gambini's are
40:25
fighting whoever's over like Miami, you know, they still
40:29
listen to the top boss in New York.
40:31
They you know, they're they'll fight with any within the mob,
40:35
but the but the the head of the mob runs it.
40:38
And I'm suggesting that's what's going on here is they're all
40:42
salivating at the chops. You know, they're, they're, I, I
40:45
think they're having little turf wars personally.
40:48
That's what I see. Which could be our saving grace.
40:51
They could take themselves down actually, just through sheer
40:54
greed and stupidity. But what you're saying possibly
41:00
means that the simulation model that David speaks about isn't
41:04
isn't correct. I I agree with him that it is
41:08
still run very tightly controlled from the like the
41:11
pyramid thing you're talking about from the Council of 13.
41:14
Yeah, well, that's the Black Nobility.
41:16
Like, yeah, I totally agree that there is the Black Nobility
41:20
Council of 13 at the top. And really it's actually four
41:23
families or five at the top of that.
41:26
But you 5 people can't run the world.
41:29
I think that's part of the big push for the technocracy.
41:32
And now the AI, right. Like how quick is AI taking off,
41:36
man? I think you and I talked about
41:38
AI like literally two or three years ago.
41:41
And we're like, that's 10 years off.
41:43
No, man, everyone's using it now.
41:45
Like look how quick that came on.
41:49
It was literally like 2 years. It's like dominating everything.
41:52
My opinion is that I don't think it will ever take over.
41:55
I don't think it has the ability to because I think it'll they'll
41:58
always be humans in control of it.
42:01
Yeah, so you don't see like a Terminator Skynet situation.
42:04
Well, I I don't think there's nukes for it to to leash.
42:07
They can't unleash that we've got BFPS like we said, I won't
42:11
say it on UK column a big frigging bombs.
42:15
I don't see it working like that.
42:17
Here's the problem I see with AI because it's.
42:23
It's people willingly hang on. What I'm saying is people
42:26
willingly are giving up their own sovereignty.
42:30
It's not AI taking it from them, it's people choosing to give up
42:34
sovereignty. Right.
42:35
And and here's the problem I see with AI is I see it as a A2
42:40
generational soft kill. Like AI is doing everyone's
42:44
thinking forum that's doing everyone's just like Google, but
42:48
now it's doing it for you and it's smarter and it's faster.
42:50
It can literally write you a song in like half a second.
42:53
Like it's crazy. What that does eventually is it
42:56
puts your brain in atrophy. You need to use your brain for
43:00
it to keep working. Otherwise it turns to Jelly,
43:02
like those fat people in wall E floating around on those, you
43:06
know what the levitating thing, all they do is eat.
43:10
So after 2, two generations where people don't have to use
43:13
their brain, the human brain is literally going to atrophy.
43:16
And 'cause people are going to be born stupid, raised stupid
43:21
and that and that way, then you're not going to be able to.
43:24
If the AI does and two generations come up with a way
43:27
to control us through the technic grid that they're
43:30
putting up. Yeah, the humans are putting it
43:32
up. If the AI gets control, there
43:35
won't be anyone left smart enough to figure out how to stop
43:38
it. There won't be John Connor, You
43:40
know what I mean? There's going to be a bunch of
43:42
wallies floating around on their levitating platforms.
43:46
That's the danger I see is it's going to make people stupid.
43:51
Steve, a problem that always arises when when we have these
43:56
kinds of conversations is that people will say, yeah, but you
43:59
guys are so negative or so pessimistic.
44:03
Do you see a light at the end of the tunnel or is that light a
44:07
train coming towards? Us.
44:08
Oh yeah, that was a great cracker song.
44:10
I see the light at the end of the tunnel.
44:12
Someone please tell me it's not a train.
44:15
I see it like this because we still have loopholes with equity
44:21
and equity trust. There are legal loopholes that
44:23
they're still using in the maritime system.
44:26
We're under the law system. I think there are going to be
44:29
pockets of people, OK, and I think there who are going to
44:33
have a great, more, a way better time than we've been having.
44:36
And I think there's going to be people screwed.
44:39
And you could see that in Brave New World.
44:41
If you remember the Did you, did you read Brave New World or ever
44:44
see the movie on it? That's Hoxley.
44:48
Yeah, I they actually did a really dodgy, like early 80s
44:53
movie version of it. I can recommend watching it
44:55
again. It's long.
44:56
It's like 2 1/2 hours. But in the Brave New World, you
45:01
had the people living in the cities, you know, the alphas,
45:03
betas, gammas, and then they go on vacation to see the wild men.
45:08
And that was the humans they just left alone, living out in
45:11
the wild, who didn't want to be part of the system.
45:13
You had the same thing in 1984. Winston and all them, they're
45:18
under the they're under the system of Big Brother.
45:21
But down in the city, the proletariats are still out
45:23
drinking in bars in London and singing.
45:26
They drop a few bombs in there once in a while just to show him
45:28
who's boss. But they're pretty much left to
45:30
their devices. And I see the world.
45:33
I think those books are both very right.
45:35
I think there's going to be people making little collectives
45:38
here and there that are going to be amazing.
45:41
And I don't think the government's going to come after
45:43
you with drones and blow up you and your 40 farmer bodies, You
45:47
know what I mean? Like, they might light the place
45:49
on fire like they do with floods, you know, like they're
45:52
doing with these California fires, laser beam wars.
45:55
But I don't think they're just going to like come around and
45:58
round up everyone who's not in because it is voluntary.
46:01
Like you're saying, if you want to be in the slave system, it's
46:05
because you you're volunteering and the people are taking action
46:10
to get out of it. So yeah, I think, I think
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there's going to be hell on earth just like there is always,
46:15
there's going to be hell on earth for some people who go
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along with this shit and don't wake up.
46:19
And there's going to be heaven on earth, I think, for those who
46:22
are waking up and taking action. I think another great parallel
46:28
other than say, Brave New World, is actually Game of Thrones.
46:33
In many ways, it's a, it's, it is a metaphor for, I don't know
46:38
if you know the story, but the, the, the plot basically is that
46:41
you have this world that is fighting, you know, for freedom.
46:47
Meanwhile, there's an even bigger threat that's coming from
46:50
the north. Winter is coming and everybody
46:52
ignores it. I mean, it's probably no
46:54
accident that series was written like that.
46:57
They tell you what's going on, you know?
46:59
Yeah. So that's the question.
47:00
What is winter? What what's the metaphor for
47:03
winter is coming? Is it the grand solar minimum?
47:06
Maybe winter literally is coming.
47:08
Are we in for a grand solar minimum and food shortages?
47:11
And, you know, like 18112 was called 1800 and frozen to death.
47:16
They the summer never came and they didn't, they all starve to
47:20
death. Like, is that what's going on?
47:24
But that's part of the whole red pull experience is that you
47:28
realise how inverted everything is.
47:33
Yeah, and I think Game of Thrones is a good that's, you
47:36
know, the Game of Thrones term. That's like what I'm talking
47:38
about with the mob wars. It is that like the little kings
47:41
and they're all fighting each other for like who's going to
47:43
control, you know, the main city or you know what?
47:46
I can't remember Game of Thrones was years ago, but yeah, they're
47:49
like each having a fight and allegiances and alliances and
47:53
backstabbing and betrayal. I think the elites are just like
47:56
that. I think Game of Thrones is real.
48:00
It's like that by design, you know, because these are
48:03
Satanists and Luciferians and occultists.
48:06
That's what you do. You invert reality.
48:08
You take the the reality of the realm, God's realm, or if you
48:11
don't believe in God, whatever. You take all that is good and
48:15
then turn evil into good. You know, war is peace, freedom
48:19
is slavery. You know, that's what we're well
48:21
said. You know, all that double think,
48:23
doublespeak, That's what you do. You invert everything so no one
48:27
knows what's up, what's down, what's right, what's wrong.
48:30
And that's where you get all this fighting.
48:32
You got people who are awake to it all sound like freaking
48:36
crazies to people who are totally asleep because they
48:39
don't even have a reference from where, where you're coming from,
48:42
you know? So how are you?
48:44
How are you going to get along? You're, you're 2, you're 2 human
48:48
beings totally flipped upside down from each other.
48:51
And that's how they keep it on purpose.
48:53
That's why the media, I mean, the media, isn't it like 7
48:57
corporate or isn't it like 7 corporations?
49:00
And probably they're all owned at the top by like BlackRock,
49:04
Vanguard, State Street. So of course the media is not
49:08
going to tell you anything because they work for their
49:11
corporate overlords, their corporations, you know what I
49:14
mean? I think it's shocking that we're
49:16
still allowed to sit around and have these kind of talks that if
49:19
people want something positive, they aren't in total control or
49:23
this shit would have been shut down long ago.
49:26
Man, you and I would have got rounded up and sent off to the
49:29
camps like long ago if they had total control where they they
49:32
want it to be like that. So if anyone wants some saving
49:36
grace, this talk right here and ones like it are proof that they
49:40
don't run the roost totally yet. You know, I so maybe there I
49:44
might have disagreed with David Icke.
49:46
Now they might be letting us have these talks to collect data
49:49
against us for trials later. You know, I don't know, like if
49:53
I'll see you in a jumpsuit. Yeah, but I don't know.
49:58
I don't know. Yeah, Steve, I'm not entirely
50:01
certain that everybody can play 5G chess, A55D chess.
50:06
Yeah. I mean, I don't think I don't.
50:08
I also think that a lot of of these elites are just also quite
50:12
stupid. Yeah, they do do some dumb
50:14
stuff. I agree with you.
50:15
There's no such thing as 5D chess anyway.
50:17
That's stupid. That's just totally dumb.
50:21
We live in a three year old. But that kind of that kind of
50:23
bound I think from Q. That now that's 3D chess, yeah.
50:27
Trump and Q in the Q in attack, that's the Rothschilds.
50:30
Q in attack, the queen, QQ clearance security, you know,
50:34
energy clearance security. That's that's all that that was
50:38
the 3D chess was telling you. They're playing 5D chess against
50:42
the black hats and the white hats and, you know, and HC,
50:46
you're like, you're telling me I can't, nobody can figure out
50:49
what HC is, Hillary Clinton. But it makes it, but it makes
50:52
general conversation impossible. I was chatting to somebody the
50:55
other day and I said, have you forgotten warp speed?
50:59
Right. And they go yes but but warp
51:01
speed was a strategy against the FEMA camps.
51:04
I mean, that's the problem is if you want to believe something
51:08
bad enough, you can make up anything.
51:10
And Q is the Q psyop. I call it.
51:14
It's a master at that. It's a total master at spinning
51:18
re. First of all, it's it's again,
51:21
it's a story. Who are these white hats and
51:24
these black hats? Well, where do they live?
51:26
What's their names and addresses?
51:28
You've got it's like the War on Terror.
51:30
It's the black hats. You're like, OK, show me their
51:33
names. Show me where they live.
51:35
Let's go get them. Let's arrest them, round them
51:37
up, you know, not kill them. Let's go throw them in gaol.
51:39
Try them. Well, you can't.
51:41
It's a it's a, it's a fake entity without a face and a name
51:45
and addresses. I'll tell you, it's got
51:47
addresses is the Black Nobility. I can tell you where the Jesuit
51:50
headquarters are. I can tell you where they all
51:52
live. So it's another one of these
51:55
abstract things. It is.
51:56
It sounds good though, right? Like, oh, and again, it makes
51:59
you inactive because you're like, oh, the what is the
52:02
message of Q? Don't do anything.
52:05
The white hats have this all sorted.
52:07
We've got it right. How long?
52:10
When did Q come out? Like that was Trump's first.
52:13
What's that like 12 years ago? I can't.
52:15
When did Q come out? 2017.
52:20
Trust the plan, Steve. Trust the plan.
52:22
Sure. I mean, you're welcome to, but
52:25
you know what I mean? I know people who still are.
52:27
I know people, they're actually family members, so I'm not going
52:30
to say their name here, but I know people who believed in Q
52:34
figured out it was BS during convid and are now back on queue
52:38
again. I'm like, what?
52:41
I, I can't believe it. You know, like, how did you,
52:43
they got off, they got off queue and they got addicted to it
52:47
again because they're great at it.
52:49
They, you know, you could say anything of yeah.
52:52
Oh, but the reason that's, that is because, you know, you could
52:55
just make up any nonsense and, and if you want to believe it,
52:59
you'll believe it. Of course, if you want to
53:01
believe something, that's what sales is all about.
53:05
That's what liars do in sociopaths and con men.
53:09
They know what you want, so they'll say anything to to make
53:13
you do what they want, right? That's the whole point.
53:17
All I need to do is know what you really want.
53:19
And people want everything to be OK, even though it's not really
53:26
all going OK, you know, under the under the thing.
53:29
But it is for the most like, my life's great.
53:32
Isn't your life great? I'm having a good time.
53:35
I actually think that South Africa is a good place to be for
53:38
the technocratic looming future. Yeah.
53:43
The actual fact I think Africa in general is a good continent
53:46
to be. Yeah, totally.
53:47
I would say Micronesia, anywhere like that, anywhere that's still
53:51
got a little backwards, let's call it, or still in the 50s or
53:55
you know, so anyone who's not like got a Starbucks on every
53:58
3rd corner. Yeah, I totally agree, man.
54:01
I think we're just out in the rural anywhere, no matter what
54:05
country, and I totally agree, but.
54:10
In actual fact, in in actual fact, I would argue that the
54:13
Amish are are ahead. Of had since the beginning.
54:20
We used to all laugh at them, you know, like they're looking
54:22
great. Now you're like, Jesus, man,
54:27
they they look great. I keep thinking of that movie.
54:29
What was the Kingpin the bowling movie?
54:33
Did you ever see that movie with Bill Murray?
54:34
And oh, go watch Kingpin with Bill Murray and Woody Harrelson.
54:38
It's hilarious. Oh, you got to watch it, man.
54:44
I won't tell you what he adds to Gross for Auk column, but
54:48
there's a scene in there that's just amazing.
54:50
But yeah, they're looking great. And I think, like I said, in the
54:52
future, we can still use technology.
54:56
You know, I don't. I'm not against technology at
54:58
all. I think AI is awesome.
55:01
Yeah, I think AI is great if you use it, if you still use your
55:05
brain. I think what people, what I'm
55:07
going to do, I won't speak for anyone.
55:10
I'm going to use AI as little as I can to make sure that I still
55:14
have to use my nut. You know what I mean?
55:16
Because I don't want my nut going Moshi, You know, I already
55:20
do that. Enough with beard and some
55:22
whiskey and so. I think the whole thing with
55:26
technology and and AI and all that, these are also tools that
55:31
can be used for good and so you just have to apply some
55:33
discernment. Well, it's kind of funny.
55:36
Do you know the philosopher Alan Watts?
55:38
Remember him in the 60s and 70s, he was a big influence on me.
55:44
He did a transhuman. He was totally for
55:47
transhumanism. I wouldn't say for it.
55:49
He just wasn't against it. And he did a lecture where he
55:51
said, look, now this lecture was in like 1970 or 71, so we didn't
55:57
really have computers. I think we might have had like
55:59
IBM had a thing the size of my house, you know, like with big
56:04
knobs. But what he was saying was
56:07
totally true. He said like every he said
56:10
humans used to be telekinetic psychic.
56:13
We could talk to, you know, we, we used to be able to
56:15
communicate through the ether. And he said we lost that and all
56:19
technology up to that. 1971 was us trying to get back together
56:24
to each other as one and even predicted the Internet.
56:27
And he said there will come a time when movies won't be any
56:30
good anymore because you're going to really want to feel
56:33
that girl dancing there. And pretty soon you're going to
56:36
want to dance with that girl. And they're going to make a
56:37
technology where she's, you can actually hold her, but then
56:41
you're going to want to feel her.
56:42
And he said then they're going to make a technology, you know,
56:45
and he called it all. He said, we're just going to
56:47
keep building this stuff until we're everything connected
56:51
together. And he said you won't be able to
56:54
do anything in secret. There won't be lying because
56:56
everything will be known and spied on and watched.
57:00
And he said this was just all this technology is a natural
57:03
extension of the human body coming out, you know, and that
57:07
was his. I'm not saying that's my
57:08
opinion, but that was his. He was just saying that's going
57:11
to how it's going to go. And sure enough, we got all
57:14
these 3D holograms now, right? And these Google glasses and
57:18
what's this neural link shit? I don't know if that even works.
57:20
Do you think neural link's real or you know these I could be?
57:26
I'm looking at the time. Give me a nugget of wisdom.
57:29
A nugget of wisdom. Live in the now.
57:32
Be happy if if don't sit around on the Internet worrying about
57:36
today's story and what crashed into what and what's going to
57:38
happen tomorrow and worrying about what happened to you
57:41
yesterday. Love, forgive, but don't forget
57:45
if you're having a good time now, that's all there is, is the
57:49
now. And don't live in fear if you
57:51
get in fear from those people sitting around in front of your
57:53
computer afraid it's pointless. Go outside, hug a tree, take
57:57
your kid out, play some, go fishing.
58:00
Just go enjoy life. It's it is what it is.
58:03
That that's my wisdom. It is what it is, like it or
58:07
not. How's that?
58:09
Steve, how can I follow you? Space Busters and YouTube bit
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58:17
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58:22
don't find me on Facebook and start riddling me.
58:25
Messenger and friend request because I get thousands of them
58:28
and I use that for personal mail with
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58:41
But yeah, Germ great too. And Congrats for getting on UK
58:44
column and that's awesome and hopefully we'll do this again
58:47
sometime.