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Inside Bilderberg: The Hidden War for the New World Order w/ Dan Dicks · Man in America Podcast

• 0:15
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. The role of citizen journalism could not be more important to the fate of mankind than it is right now. We're seeing that with the consolidation of power, especially when it comes to the technical level, right, with big tech and these social media platforms and censoring and and the controlled narratives that with this, it's actually the independent reporters and journalists that are oftentimes getting the most important people out to people. And we still have this window where content can be shared online that can really help bring attention to matters that the mainstream or those the powers that not be, that they don't want to be getting out.
• 1:05
  And so my guest today is a guy named Dan Dicks, who's got a podcast and show called Press for Truth website as well. And he's someone that doesn't just sit in from a microphone or a camera and talk about what's happening. He's out there on the ground. And one of the things that he's done in particular is he has hammered these Bilderberg meetings. He's got a lot of videos of him, you know, walking alongside very, very famous powerful people, even like Peter Thiel, which we'll be talking about in today's show, and he's asking them the hard questions.
• 1:35
  Now he may not get a response. However, he's making sure that they're hearing this information that a lot of us are thinking. And so in today's discussion with Dan, we're getting into Bilderberg meeting, one world government, the power of play between different groups trying to control where their weaknesses are. Are they coming from a place of strength or are they actually quite frantic and trying to figure out how to get this one word order quickly built in together before the whole thing falls apart. But we're also gonna be talking about what we as individuals can do, how we can build our own small local communities, how we can strengthen our family, and so much more.
• 2:12
  So please enjoy this interview with Dan Dicks. Mister Dan Dicks, the legend, I would say, of, in a lot of ways, independent journalism, like, the real boots on the ground. It's so good to have you, man. Thank you for being here.
• 2:27
  Speaker 2: Hey. My pleasure, man. Thank you so much for having me.
• 2:29
  Speaker 1: Yeah. You're you're welcome. I feel really, know, grateful to people like yourself because while I kind of put on the journalistic hat, a lot of times, it's just me researching and presenting from the comfort of my home. But you are someone that I've been seeing for quite some time with your, you know, press for truth, that you are out there in the field. You're going to the big meetings.
• 2:51
  You're going to Bilderberg. You're pressuring the same people that so many of us are kind of reporting on from the sidelines, and it's it's just a really important role. So I guess I'll let you tell your own story. How did you how did you come to be being the guy that you see heckling these elites at Bilderberg the Bilderberg conferences? What what's your background look like?
• 3:13
  Speaker 2: Well, my story starts out quite a long time ago. I woke up, as we like to call it sometimes, back in the late nineties. I started doing a lot of research into the powers that ought not be, as I like to call them, back then. And it was around 2001, the the events of nine eleven, where I wanted to take things to another level, and I became bit of an activist. I started joining meetup groups, trying to get together with like minded people.
• 3:44
  We started going out into the streets, handing out flyers and DVDs and things like that to try to raise awareness about these types of issues. I did that for a number of years, and eventually I started to see a lot of infighting within these groups. There was a lot of disagreements about what the solutions ought to be. So it was around 2006 that all of a sudden I discovered the Bilderberg group was going to be coming to my area. And this is a group that I had been researching for years, and I figured, okay, this is my opportunity to go to this thing, bring a camera, and start documenting it, not as an activist, not as a protester, but just as a videographer, a journalist, somebody who's going start documenting this thing.
• 4:33
  And so that's when I decided to launch my own thing. I said, you know what, there's so much infighting going on here. Let me just start my own thing. I came up with the name Press for Truth, and I went to Ottawa, Canada in 2006 to document the Bilderberg Group, and that was the first time I had done anything like that where I was kind of getting up in the face of these globalists, and I realized right then and there, this is what I wanna do. This is where I wanna take my life.
• 5:01
  And it was really just a natural progression of my activism, which eventually led into doing a full length feature documentary films. I've ended up producing five feature documentary films over the years. And now here we are. I basically take it day by day. I try to produce around five or six, sometimes seven videos a week or so, and and try to, as you said, get my my boots on the ground when certain opportunities arise, like, like, like, Bilderberg, which I just got back from not that long ago.
• 5:37
  Speaker 1: Yeah. And so, you know, one thing is that it's kinda like, okay. You go through this process of that waking up. Right? For me, one of the big, you know, things that stirred me was, I watched back in college, watched, Loose Change nine eleven.
• 5:51
  And that was just like I had no preconceived ideas about this. I was young. I was in college. I I saw it, and I was like, this just makes perfect sense. Like, buildings don't fall like that.
• 6:00
  You know, it's just you look at these basic things and just I I think because I didn't have the programming to resist it, it just made sense to me because that's just how truth is. Right? It just makes sense if you don't have this complex thing of trying to figure out how to make it make it not make sense. And so, but, you know, you go through that process and then you start thinking, okay, well, if this thing happened, then okay, who made the decision? So who controlled that, and who controlled that?
• 6:28
  And the same way that say you're looking at your local Walmart, hypothetically, says there's a big problem there. It's like, okay. Well, who's the regional manager? And if they got that instruction from then the national manager, which got it from the global headquarters, you start tracing it back into the to understand the overall power structure. And and it is a it's a pyramid.
• 6:47
  Right? A pyramid is typically how organizations are run. It's a centralized power. A country is a pyramid. Right?
• 6:52
  It's nothing conspirator conspiratorial to say it's a pyramid. But when you look at the Bilderberg meeting specifically, that's one of those things that tends to get a lot of kind of kind of focus on it as being one of these meetings where these global, you know, kind of anti human, in many ways, agendas are established and then carried out. And so, obviously, I'm guessing you're not sitting at the table inside the Bilderberg meetings, and you're trying your best to kinda get information, but what role in this overall kind of pyramid of control, what role do the Bilderberg meetings play, in terms of just coordination and and everything else?
• 7:35
  Speaker 2: Well, let me first just say nine eleven was a big one for me too, and you're right. Once you understand, just how something like that can be pulled off and how there can be these, covert kind of behind the scenes tactics that they're using such as that, it opens up the door to to the possibilities of of what we're we're seeing today. Loose Change was a fantastic film that opened up my eyes as well. It was actually in the the following days of 09:11 that I was watching the footage twenty four seven news streams on TV when my friend's girlfriend said, you know what? I wouldn't be surprised if they did this to themselves.
• 8:12
  And, honestly, it's the first time I had heard anything like that, and I was like, wow. That's an interesting idea. Started looking into it, started doing research, came across films like Loose Change, and all of a sudden, I realized I think she was correct. And and this seems to be where the evidence is is leading. So, yeah, once you get to the understanding that things like that can happen, you come across groups like the Bilderberg group.
• 8:35
  And as you said, it's much like a pyramidal structure with them at the top and compartmentalization with less and less people understanding the true agendas and motives of the inner core moving down the pyramid. But I like to look at Bilderberg as kind of having an inner circle within the inner circle, as I like to say. Because not everybody who attends a Bilderberg conference is in on some sort of nefarious plan or is aware of an agenda for an eventual one world government, one world digital cash system, one world religion, one world army to police everybody who goes against it. Just because you get invited to Bilderberg doesn't mean you're in on that per se. So I think the role of the Bilderberg group in its inner core has been twofold.
• 9:27
  Number one, they're they're inviting some of the world's most powerful and influential people to this meeting. Number one, to use their sphere of influence to be able to disseminate certain ideas into the minds of the masses. But they're also engaging in a bit of a recruiting program to see who is gonna be worthy of joining the inner click, who are we gonna wanna bring on to our inner core and reveal the true agendas. So it's kind of like I used to call it like an Illuminati summer training camp, where they would try to find the next world up and comers who they are gonna be able to recruit into the inner circle, but once you get in there, then we start talking about some of the major agendas, and these are people who have the power and the ability to affect major change on a global scale that's gonna affect everyone. A lot of people don't know that the Bilderberg group, for example, are the ones who essentially formulated the idea for a European Union.
• 10:30
  All these countries in Europe giving up their national sovereignty, giving up their, currencies, some of which have been around for thousands of years to take on the the euro instead. This was an idea hashed at Bilderberg, and they are the ones who were successful in having it carried out. You've also got in the early days of of of 09/11, it it was the Bilderberg group who started telling its members that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. And now when you've got a 120 to a 150, some of the world's most powerful and influential people hearing that, and then they leave that meeting believing it to be fully true, and then that idea gets spread out throughout the masses. And lo and behold, a year or two later, we had the the the invasion of The Middle East under this blatant lie.
• 11:21
  That again is something that was done and carried out by the Bilderberg group. So, again, it's twofold. It's to recruit the next up and coming powerful and influential players on the global scene, and it's to put these ideas into their minds so that they can disseminate those ideas throughout the minds of the masses, and they can start working on their agenda, a lot quicker that way.
• 11:45
  Speaker 1: And that makes sense. And so you were at a recent meeting that they had. And if I understand correctly, this recent Bilderberg meeting, it was pushed forward. It was it was kind of rushed ahead of schedule, which was the fur the first time that's happened since, I think, what, the early sixties. And so which is kinda strange because what you see as you look at these organizations, they're very systematic.
• 12:09
  They're very structured. They're very disciplined. They don't do things in a very reactionary way. They're oftentimes planning the events and then managing the reactions for everyone else. And so what why do you think that happened?
• 12:25
  Why do you think that the schedule was pushed? And do you also I guess that question and kinda getting into what topics are you able to figure out what they're actually talking about in this meeting?
• 12:36
  Speaker 2: Well, it's it's tough to say why it was pushed till April. As you said, this is the first time that something like that has happened in thirty three years. Was definitely
• 12:47
  Speaker 1: odd number for you.
• 12:48
  Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely out of the out of the norm out of the ordinary for them. So it begs the question, why now? And I think because of the fact that we were in the midst of this Donald Trump operation epic fury and this the war drums beating around Iran, it seems it seems to me that they that may have had something to do with it because at this particular meeting, you've got Daniel Driscoll, the the the head of the the US army essentially in attendance. You have Mark Bruta. This is the chief executive officer, the leader of NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which is basically running the largest military industrial complex unit on plant on on the in the world.
• 13:38
  And they just happened to be meeting in Washington DC during the same time that we're having a lot of talk about what to do with Iran and this situation. Much like back in the early two thousands when they were you know, had a plan to invade the Middle East, they were, you know, having meetings talking about weapons of mass destruction. It seems to me just because of the timing that perhaps they were having some of the key military insiders there to discuss where they're gonna move forward with this situation with Iran. And, you know, you you wanted to lead this into some of the topics, and that's where where this makes me think that again because number one on the topics, and I think the second last topic was AI, but also the future of warfare. And I I think those two particular topics that were on the agenda go hand in hand.
• 14:36
  And when you consider the amount of military men who are at this particular meeting, the AI tech companies like Palantir, Alex Karp was there, the CEO of Palantir. These are the guys who are developing these AI military capabilities. We're talking autonomous drones. We're talking, like, AI seeking precision strikes, predictive warfare, and all this sort of stuff, and then you couple that with their topic on the future of warfare. Seems like it's no coincidence that they have all these top leading military men, all these top leading AI military tech companies who are meeting with the head of the NATO, the head of the army, in in the midst of this Operation Epic Fury.
• 15:28
  So I think there's there's a lot going on here on why it could have been launched in April when you look at some of the things that are happening right now in The Middle East. Because let's face it, Iran has been on the chopping block for for quite some time for these guys. You know? And and there has been an agenda to slowly but surely take over the Middle East so that they can install their own centralized banking systems. They can install their own puppet leaders who are easier to control, and, it it seems like they're just kinda getting a jump start on that in 2026.
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• 17:54
  It's not just, hey. This is a you know, this is it's not just say Amazon wants to build a massive distribution warehouse, and they're gonna then kind of plow through all the rules and regulations that would limit something like that. It just seems that that there is obviously an a r r AI arms race, and I'm not gonna say say it's not important. Right? Because if, you know, our our adversaries and our opponents are if they're if they're building up massive data centers and they're building up military, you know, run AI systems, you know, it's no different than building up munitions factories, right, in, say, post World War two.
• 18:25
  And so but if you look at this, and this is what, you know, I've been kinda really hitting on lately, is is this the buildup of the these data centers, but then looking at how it's you know, you're really you're really walking a very fine line between building up this massive infrastructure and technology that can be used to protect our nation versus building up this massive infrastructure and technology that can be used to police our nation and to really implement a a in in a lot of ways, a nearly inescapable control grid here in America. And so I guess, yeah, what are your thoughts on the whole all these pictures kinda coming together?
• 19:08
  Speaker 2: Well, interestingly, just at last year's Bilderberg meeting in Stockholm, Sweden, I managed to have an up close personal intimate conversation with none other than Peter Thiel. Really? And, yeah, it was that that was a good one. You might wanna pull that up at some point, show it. It's it's not very long.
• 19:26
  It's it it was quite the quite the interaction. And I I specifically confronted him on a couple of key points. First first thing I said is, like, the fact that he's using the Palantir tech against the American people to survey and to spy on the American people. So not only is this tech being used in in in in military operations, getting defense contracts, getting, you know, contracts with the Pentagon, working with Israel, getting military contracts, and and being used to engage in warfare, but they're also using the technology to spy on people. And I literally told them you're setting up a big brother Orwellian surveillance control grid here with that system.
• 20:13
  And I also managed to confront him on his Epstein connections. This is actually eight months before it was revealed that that those what it what was it? 5,000,000 pages or whatever came out, and his name was in there, like, 2,200 times. So in that conversation, I I confronted him on his Epstein connections. But more to your point, on the fact that they're not only using this military technology to engage in warfare abroad, but also to use it directly on their own people in order to spy, track, trace, and database, not just the Americans, but everyone on WITT is part of the agenda.
• 20:59
  Speaker 1: I'm so sorry
• 21:00
  Speaker 2: to that. You could probably skip ahead at some point there, and you'll see the I I probably include the actual there it is. Oh, there you go. I I I I get him, and it's just me, him, and his two bodyguards.
• 21:13
  Speaker 1: Interesting.
• 21:15
  Speaker 2: Mister Thiel, do you have any comments about Palantir's surveillance of the American people, sir, or any of your connections to Jeffrey Epstein? I think people are rather concerned about that last particular one. You're setting up a big brother surveillance system and people know it, sir. You think the American people want this surveillance tech being used against them? Any comments at all on the Epstein connections?
• 21:56
  You're meeting with them. People are waking to what you're doing there, sir. That's why we're here covering this.
• 22:27
  Speaker 1: So which which event was this at?
• 22:30
  Speaker 2: That was the Bilderberg conference last year in Stockholm, Sweden, where I managed to get that confrontation. And it's hard to come up with questions on the spot. Literally ten seconds before that happened, I didn't know I was going to be confronting Peter Thiel to his face that day. But I I I managed to, you know, think about some of the things that I've already researched in regards to what he's doing. And as you saw there, he had a very kind of militant he he looked pretty upset, and he kinda picked up the pace once I started getting in these questions.
• 23:11
  And although he didn't respond, it's still sometimes their silence speaks louder than words, and it's just good to get this kind of stuff on the record to hold these guys accountable, to let them know, hey. We're on to what you're doing here. I I know you had these military contracts, but I also know you're using it to spy on the American people, and you're setting up a big brother Orwellian surveillance state. Like, you're you're not getting away with this stuff, and you will be confronted more in the future if you continue to do this kind of stuff. And this is the kind of stuff I think it's important to do is to hold these guys' feet to the fire, let them know we're onto them, and and and essentially just, you know, try to expose their agendas in that way right there to his to his face.
• 23:54
  Speaker 1: And what was, like, what did it feel like to be there, you know, kinda walking alongside of him? You know, because, you know, especially as a journalist, I'm sure that you get used to kind of just sensing situations. That's part of this, you know, I I know, you know, say Michael Yon, for instance, he's a war correspondent for a very long time. That guy's got a sixth sense to know that, you know, there's a bear gonna come through that door in ten minutes and and start eating people. Right?
• 24:19
  He just he just has a sense towards things. And so what was your sense walking next to him, seeing his reactions, feeling his energy or whatever he's giving off there?
• 24:31
  Speaker 2: Well, I I totally had the sense immediately after that con confrontation that this man does not have inner peace. He he does not look, you know, like, very happy. He he he doesn't he he looks like he's almost, you know, internally tormented. And in hindsight, immediately after that was over, I started thinking of all kinds of stuff I should have said, right, and all these other questions and ideas popped into my head after the fact that after you said after feeling that kind of energy, so to speak, I I wish I had said, sir, for for somebody who's worth, you know, like, and billions of dollars, you don't exactly look like a happy person. You don't exactly seem like you have any inner peace or any inner joy.
• 25:22
  And that's just the kind of vibe, so to speak, that I got from this man that he's genuinely not happy on the inside. And that's that's the vibe that I took away from from that particular interaction. And then I started thinking about the fact that this guy's going around talking about the Antichrist these days. He's doing presentations on this. So I I wish I had confronted him on the fact that he looks like he has no inner peace, no inner joy, and for a billionaire, you know, it seems like proof that money doesn't bring happiness.
• 25:57
  And the fact that he's going around giving these lectures on on the Antichrist, I I wish I I kinda questioned him about that a little bit. But like I said, hindsight is twenty twenty when you're doing these kinds of things. You know? You never know what you're gonna get until you go.
• 26:10
  Speaker 1: Exactly. And so do you do you get ever ever get a sense that, you know, these people, which, you know I hate using the word elites, but it's it's it's just an effective word to kinda describe. You know exactly what I'm talking about. You say the elites. Right?
• 26:25
  And you can say arguably, in many ways, they are the elites in terms of material wealth and control. Right? They they have reached that status of a significant level of power and control over most commoners, right, most kind of sheeple or or chattel. Right? And so when you are kind of seeing these people and and seeing these gatherings, those kinds of interactions, do you ever get the sense that they're actually not nearly in control to the degree that we think that they are?
• 26:52
  And that maybe they're also trying to scramble, there's infighting, that there's been fracturing at the high levels, and that they're trying to hold it together and and kind of put off this strong kind of front of the, hey. We're the the rich and powerful is what we're doing. But is there a different story perhaps that we're not seeing?
• 27:13
  Speaker 2: I think so. I I think so. I think you're touching on something very important. Earlier, we talked about this pyramidal structure, with them at the top and everyone else on the bottom, but I like to often describe it as not just a pyramid of bricks, but it's more like a deck a a house of cards that is set up in a pyramidal structure, which means it's very fragile. Yes.
• 27:34
  They have this system put in place, but it can essentially crumble at any given moment if just the right or wrong thing happens. A couple of cards get blown away in the wind, the whole thing comes crumbling down. In the pyramidal structure with bricks, if we represent the base of this thing, millions and millions of people who are not understanding what's going on, but we do wake up to that, Well, what happens when one brick is removed from the bottom corner of the pyramid? The entire thing comes crumbling down. So I do think it is fragile at the top.
• 28:08
  I do think they're kind of dancing on eggshells and on thin ice, and they realize this. But here's the thing. Right now, we are moving into a whole new era. A lot of the older of oligarchs who were running the show are dead. You know, Henry Kissinger is gone.
• 28:28
  David Rockefeller is gone. Some of the main representatives of the Rothschild families are gone. A lot of these people are no longer with us. Ted Turner just died today. You know, a top Eugenesis, a guy who talks about all this kind of stuff.
• 28:41
  So the point is, the next generation, these people's children and and their representatives are now taking the reins, and they haven't gone through two world wars like these other guys have. They they are they are hungry for their opportunity to really grab to take the reins of power. And and so we've just had, like, a changing of the guard, so to speak, a passing of the torch. We're moving into a new era of these younger people who, as I said, have have not necessarily gone through these particular world shaping events like World War one and World War two, like their their fathers have. And now they are ready for their moment to shine.
• 29:24
  So I think they do see it as being fragile, but they also understand the modus operandi of order out of chaos. This is how they've gained a tight grip of control all throughout their reign is that manufacturing the crisis, problem reaction solution as it's sometimes referred to. You generate the problem. You create the issue. You get that desired reaction, which is often this is terrible.
• 29:52
  What are we gonna do about this? Please, somebody do something about this. And then you offer the solution to the very problem that you created in the first place. And this is what we're talking about when we say order out of chaos. So I think it's an interesting time where the system is fragile, but I do think because of the changing of the guard and this new young up and coming elite generation, we may be moving into a whole new era of of warfare, especially when you add AI to the picture.
• 30:21
  So scary times indeed, to say the least.
• 30:24
  Speaker 1: Oh, yeah. Well, I think a good example of that, dealing dialectic, is looking at say, okay. Hey. Let's say the end goal is, biometric monitoring, digital ID, you know, facial scans, whatever. They say, okay.
• 30:36
  Well, how about we open the border up, let all these illegals come in that you have no idea who they are, then we're gonna create chaos in America so people start begging for solutions, then we're gonna roll out this new Palantir system that can be used to flag all the illegals. And so for a lot of people, they're gonna say, hey. Yeah. That's great. Without realizing that same system can then be turned on them.
• 30:58
  The one thing I wanted to just kinda comment on is this changing of the guard is so I've been doing this series that I called my, survivor stories series. I think we've had one, like, episode or kinda know, show number eight, I think, is we're just coming up on, where I've been interviewing survivors of MK Ultra, satanic ritual abuse, you know, people that came out from these systems. And I've spent a lot of my adult life trying to study these systems. Right? Whether it's reading, you know, some of the Jim Marr stuff or, you know, Springmire.
• 31:29
  Right? You know, bloodlines of the Illuminati. You know, you read all these different things to understand what does this power structure look like. But I found that some of these survivors, like, they were inside of it. Like, they saw the insides.
• 31:43
  And one kind of message I've been getting from a couple of them is the overall theme is that the whatever the the kind of ruling kind of tips were of this pyramid that was coordinating everything globally is no longer there. Right? Now whether you're looking at it as divine intervention, whether you're looking at as, like, you know, changing of the guard or whatever it is, it seems like that this centralized power at the very top is now a vacuum there. And so what you've come out with now is you now have kinda multiple smaller pyramids all kinda fighting. And I think that you can see that, especially if you if you look at it as kind of more the the East versus the West.
• 32:24
  Right? So I look at the West, I look at as being The US Military Industrial Complex, the city of London, Israel, intelligence agencies, m I six, Mossad, c I eight. So I look at that as being one kind of group, but then you also have more of this BRICS, Russia, China, which is a very kind of oppositional. Then you then you have these countries that represent the proxy countries for both of these groups, such as Venezuela, Iran, Ukraine, and that's where we have the war. Taiwan, that's where you have a lot of tension is because it's actually become these two big groups.
• 32:57
  They're kind of fighting, against each other for control. Whereas, again, from what I've been told in my own research, say, thirty or forty years ago, whatever fighting you had between left versus right kinda at a global scale was actually very orchestrated. It was part of the plan to create tension. If there was this original plan to shift the global center from The US over to China, and that kind of took way in the seventies, eighties, nineties in building up China. But something along the way is broken, and you now have these the some sort of centralized vacuum of of power, and you have much more kind of back and forth.
• 33:37
  So, anyway, I wanna see what what what your thoughts are that from the angles that you're seeing.
• 33:42
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I I would agree. It's a very interesting progression that we've seen. I also have all of Jim Marrs' books. You know, I've read them all, I've met Fritz Springmeyer, I've interviewed him in person about his book, Bloodlines of the Illuminati, which really gets down to these 13 different families who, as you said, in the beginning, you know, it was easily provable that, you know, for example, both sides of certain conflicts were being funded by these people at the top so that they could gain this order out of chaos situation.
• 34:19
  And you mentioned these people coming out of Satanism, coming out of the occult, that's very interesting as well. It's like a turning of the tide. One of the things that woke me up in the early days was when I saw Alex Jones' film in the year 2000, Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove. And this proved to me back then that these guys are into the occult. They're not just going you know, billionaires don't go to meetings in in the woods for a couple of days just for for for fun.
• 34:53
  You know, they don't take time out of their busy schedules to do this unless there's something to it, and they're and they're very serious about it. But as you said, over the years, a lot of this has started to kind of break down. A lot of people are exposing what's happening on the inside there. We've had the old guard die, the new guard coming in. And so it does indeed seem like things are fractured.
• 35:17
  Like you said, you've got the BRICS nations. You've got them talking about de dollarization these days. Meanwhile, here's The United States, you know, trying to maintain their tight grip of control. So where are we at in this global plan for a eventual one world government? I mean, I I I think we're I think we're getting close, but as you said, it's it's a struggle at the top right now.
• 35:42
  You know? You know, China and Russia versus the West, this is this is something very, very real that's happening behind the scenes. Now is it still possible that there are the the global elite, as we sometimes call them, who are still at the top pulling these particular strings? Yes. It is.
• 36:04
  That that's still a possibility, but it does seem to me that I would agree. There seems to be an actual real struggle for that power grab that is happening. And the question is who is gonna be the ones who come out on top and who who run this whole thing? But let's be clear. The agenda is an eventual one world government.
• 36:26
  The agenda is an eventual one world currency that's gonna be digital, a centralized digital banking currency, and an eventual one world government police system that's going to essentially, you know, police anybody who wants to go against this new status quo. So that is the overall agenda that's been happening for many, many, many, many years now. And I do think it it it it's kind of inevitable. I don't wanna sound like a defeatist, but this is the area, the direction that the world is going. I don't know if you studied Bible prophecy or anything like that, but we're literally told this is the direction the world's gonna go under the rule of one man eventually where nobody on the whole planet can buy or sell unless they have the mark and all that sort of stuff.
• 37:12
  So it it is happening. It is coming. It is moving towards that end. The question is how much of a struggle is it internally, and how much of of it is controlled. This is why I go to things like Bilderberg, you know, to try to try to to discover these things.
• 37:30
  Because when you when you find out what they're talking about, who's actually there as opposed to the official participants list, then you get a real good idea of who the major players truly are, what they're truly trying to do, and how they're gonna do it.
• 37:43
  Speaker 1: And do you think that when you look at the, the players at these meetings, do you see that the Bilderberg, in many ways, represents the coming together of this more Western system? Are you seeing that that you know, you highlighted that in these recent meetings, lot of discussion on Iran. Well, again, Iran is a is such an important chess piece in this global war as a as a proxy kind of state for both sides of this conflict. You know? So against similar to Venezuela, it's a really key place.
• 38:15
  And so are you noticing that these Bilderberg meetings, I'm assuming that you're probably not seeing a bunch of high level CCP officials or Russian officials. Or is that correct?
• 38:25
  Speaker 2: That's absolutely correct. In fact, ever since its founding in 1954, it's only specifically Europeans and North Americans. That's the only people who will ever attend. That's the only people who have ever attended in in in the past. It it's specifically for for for Europe and and North America, and and that's it exclusively.
• 38:49
  I mean, there are other organizations like the trilateral commission, the Council on Foreign Relations, you know, the WEF meetings and Davos and stuff. There there's other somewhat similar, maybe not quite so secretive organizations who are dealing with other regions of the world, but Bilderberg is very specific to Europe and North America, that's why the meetings are always in either Europe or North America, they always have been, and I believe always will be. So and that that has been the idea ever since the beginning, is to kind of, you know, get everybody on the same page in these particular regions, and that seems to be the the the role of Bilderberg, and has been since 1954.
• 39:32
  Speaker 1: And I wanna see get your thoughts on where you think Trump fits into all of this. Because if you look at Peter Thiel and some of things that you're talking about, you know, his even looking at just the surface of it, Palantir now has even more control over our own government, in in, like, what? Close to 30 different agencies. Right? They're they literally are becoming the operating system of the government.
• 39:57
  You look at J. D. Vance, right, who's basically a a you know, in many ways, a a puppet for Peter Thiel. Right? He was he kinda created Vance, put him in put him into power.
• 40:07
  And so when you look at the kind of the Trump administration and Trump himself, there's a lot of people and I and I admit that earlier on, I kind of thought this too. Okay. Hey, he's coming to fight against this system. He's he's from the outside fighting against the system. But if I'm just being very sober and just kind of looking at the facts I see in front of me, that the facts show me that in many ways, he's advancing this exact agenda, almost in a lot of ways more efficiently than than almost any president before him in terms of just the rapid advancements of this, you know, this military industrial complex surveillance state that's being constructed here.
• 40:48
  You look at the Clarity Act, the Genius Act, look at the data centers, Project Stargate, integration of Palantir, look at all the Doge stuff, which basically opened everything up for big tech, which I think, you big tech in many ways is a front for the military industrial complex. I mean so, obviously, I've given some of my thoughts, but what are your thoughts on how he and his administration fit into this Bilderberg agenda?
• 41:09
  Speaker 2: Well, I've been exposing Donald Trump as a tool of the global elite since 2016. And I think what happened was in the 2008, 2009, and then certainly in a big way in 2012, the Ron Paul era, when Ron Paul was gaining a lot of traction, he was getting huge. He was starting to get to the point where it was almost impossible to ignore the the amount of influence that he was having on on the libertarian community, the anarchist community, people who, you know, understand the true fundamentals of of freedom, started looking to a guy like Ron Paul. And I think we haven't had a real true thorn in the side in the position of presidency since John F. Kennedy, you know, and since that assassination.
• 42:01
  I I I think what what they saw with the Ron Paul revolution was a threat, and and they knew that people are hungry for this. So I think Donald Trump was the perfect solution for that, to get the libertarian minded people and and the freedom movement crowd, so to speak, behind this man and to think that this is our ticket. Not Ron Paul. This is our ticket to freedom. And I don't think in this stage of the game, you become president of The United States unless the powers that ought not be, as I like to call them, have allowed this to happen.
• 42:39
  Now the extent to which Donald Trump understands that he is a puppet being used by the global elite is debatable. I mean, I you know, whether or not he's fully aware of how he is being used is is questionable, but I I do think the bottom line is he is being used by these people to, as you said, further the military industrial complex, further the the the wars in The Middle East, getting people to inject themselves with this, you know, operation warp speed plan that he initiated with the vaccines. All this stuff that normally these kind of people would have been fully against are now not only against it. Some of them are cheering for it. They're championing for this.
• 43:27
  So it's really been a pretty wild ride to watch this. I've been exposing the false left right paradigm of the the left right, the blue, the red, you know, for two decades now saying these are two wings of the same bird. This is two sides of the same coin. At this stage in the game, your vote essentially doesn't matter. If it did, they would make it illegal as it's famously been said.
• 43:51
  So I I I I'm entertained by Donald Trump. I I get a kick out of watching some of his speeches, but I I think ultimately, is being used by these upper echelons of the global elite who are are using him to do things that they normally wouldn't have necessarily been able to get away with with anybody else, but he has convinced the the MAGA crowd that this is this kind of stuff is is acceptable, and it just kind of blows my mind that people don't see it for what it is. You know, I've been covering selections as they call them as opposed to elections for a couple of decades here in Canada. I was warning people about you know, Justin Trudeau, for example, He was riding in on this weed ticket, you know, saying I'm going legalize cannabis, and it's going to be great. The people who are championing for him to do that because of that, I tried to warn them that this is a it's gonna be a bait and switch.
• 44:50
  And sure enough, it ended up that the whole that industry got completely monopolized and taken over, and everybody who pushed for him to get in are now sorry that they did. And it's the same thing that we're seeing in The United States. Know there's a lot of people who voted for Donald Trump who are now looking at some of the things he is doing and saying you've gone against everything you promised in your campaign trail about being America first, about not launching into foreign wars, you know, and and and about not policing the American people, all this sort of stuff. He's kind of flip flopped on. But isn't that what politicians do?
• 45:28
  Are we not gonna get to the point where we realize that we're being duped every four to eight years by these guys? And sure enough, soon, they'll they'll have America hating him so much that they're gonna be ready and willing to accept anybody except him because that's how the cycle goes every single time. So, no, I I'm no fan of Donald Trump. I don't think he's gonna be the the savior of anything. Rather the opposite, I think he's been placed into that position of power for purposes of more control.
• 45:58
  Speaker 1: And I do think that one of the, one of the reasons why a lot of people refuse to change their belief about him, and I've I've kinda seen some in my own comments and and people kinda pushing back on things that I've said. And I've never come out and, like, attacked him and and say this guy's a this a rotten pedophile. You know, I don't stoop stoop to those places, but I do say, hey. Look. I'm pretty concerned about this Palantir stuff.
• 46:24
  I'm pretty concerned about Larry, Ellison and Stargate and, and all this stuff and what's happening in Gaza. And, you know, so I try to be really objective and say, just kinda stand on that on that kind of a ground and approaching it. But what I've seen though, is it's almost pardon me, is there's a lot of people that have this belief of, well, if he's not for us, we're really, really screwed. So I might as well just kind of stay to this this place of just kind of it's almost like they they conflate that with their faith. Right?
• 46:58
  And saying, like, I believe that that God is gonna be using Trump for good things. And it's like, well, now we're getting in this place where you're associating a man, a deeply flawed man, as we all are, with God's will. I think that's a very dangerous play. Like, that's what's led to genocides in the past. Right?
• 47:15
  Or you look at some different cults, like, that's that's really what have kind of led to terrible things happening. And I think that that's kind of my perspective, and what I try to really, really kind of submit, and I really wanna hear your thoughts on this, is that it's like when you get through the place where you're no longer relying on anything at the federal level to fix things, you're forced to focus on what you do have control over. You're forced to focus on your own community, your own resilience, you know, building up your own systems and relationships locally. So that way, if there's, you know, some sort of mandate to eat this mRNA, you know, beef, you know your local farmer's not gonna make you do that. Right?
• 47:55
  And they'll take a silver you you can give them a an old silver coin for some beef if, you know, Walmart will only let you pay with your digital ID. Right? And so I wanted to see, though, in terms of how to have amidst all this, how to have hope about moving forward and what we can actually do to fight in this war.
• 48:15
  Speaker 2: Well, I've I've never liked the lesser of evils argument where, you know, hey, we're in this system, and we're just gonna have to vote for the guy who's a little less evil than the other guy. That's taking part in the system. A lot of people say, hey, if you didn't vote, you you don't have a right to say anything in it. Know, this is on you. I like to reverse that and say if you did vote, don't have a say.
• 48:40
  You're part of the responsible ones for getting this guy in in the first place. So as you said, where do we move from here? You know? Are are we talking about moving beyond democracy, going back into dictatorships, going into monarchies, talking about kings? Like, you know, these are the kind of things people need to think about.
• 48:58
  But more importantly, to your point, I think if if we're not going to engage in this rigged scheme, I think a low voter turnout is something to be celebrated moving forward, then that means that you have to, you know, take the responsibility for your life into your own hands and stop looking to the government to fix the problems that were created by the government. And so some of the best ways to do that, number one, and this is probably one of the hardest things to do for most people, but it's absolutely key, it's completely crucial, is to get yourself out of debt, to not be reliant on the banks whatsoever. And, you know, when when you have a mortgage and line of credit, multiple credit cards, they've got their fingers around your neck, and they can scream, squeeze anytime that they want, simply by just raising interest rates or, you know, other ways or printing money out of thin air. They've a tight grip of control there. So when you're in debt, you are essentially 10 steps behind.
• 50:05
  Now, I know it's easier said than done to just get out of debt. We're living in this debt based system, but people have to realize that you might have to lower your standards a little bit. You know, you might have to live in, you know, a shack that you own outright as opposed to living in a nice big fancy mansion, but you're indebted to the banks. So number one is to get yourself out of the clutches of of of debt. Again, perhaps lowering your standards and living in something that is within your means.
• 50:39
  But moving forward, we can't just be reliant on the government and the banks, but we can't be reliant on the grocery stores either. I think moving forward, it's gonna be incredibly important to grow your own food, whether that means, you know, a simple backyard garden or even if it's just growing some herbs herbs on on a balcony window ledge. Wherever you can start, you have to start somewhere, and I think moving forward, that's gonna be incredibly important. And then finally, I think, you know, networking with like minded people, forming those communities, and helping one another on on the basic local level is something that we're gonna have to start getting back into, you know, as opposed to looking to to these federal politicians to solve all your problems. No.
• 51:26
  We need to network with with people within our own communities. We need to own our private property outright. We need to not be relying on the grocery stores or the banks. And I think people who do that are the true thorn in the side of the global elite. They they do not want those concepts catching on.
• 51:44
  They don't want people understanding the importance of the nuclear family, the importance of growing your own food and not being reliant on the system whatsoever. So I think that's the area we have to move in moving forward. Stop worrying about voting in the next guy who's going to solve all your problems, and start working on solving your problems yourself. Become an entrepreneur, develop a craft, you know, provide something to the community that's going to make you be able to sustain yourself self sustainable moving forward. Those are the keys.
• 52:18
  Those are the things we need to focus on rather than, as you said, you know, worrying about, someone like Donald Trump to come by and save us all.
• 52:26
  Speaker 1: Yeah. And so I couldn't agree more, and I've got I'll to two points. One is just that in terms of living standards, like, absolutely. I mean, there's a lot of people, I think, that are stuck in a place, and I have people I know that are like this. Right?
• 52:40
  They've got the nice house and the nice neighborhood, the nice suburb. The taxes are really high, but they've kinda hit that status. And I think there's probably a lot of people that to have that status, you know, mom and dad are both working, kids are going off to either expensive private schools or public education, day cares, etcetera. And, you know, my kind of perspective is that, and I've done this with my own life, and we we we kind of made a lot of sacrifices in our overall living to to end up where we are now. We're out in the country with a great small local community.
• 53:11
  But it's like, well, I know it's kind of tough, but do you need to have a a $4,000 a month mortgage and have a 3,000 square foot home in the suburbs? Because you could probably find, like you said, maybe get a little, you know, two, three bedroom, 1,200 square foot ranch on 10 acres in a more rural area, which also means that now mom can not have to work. She can stay at home. She can homeschool the kids, you know, which I mean, because we have two kids, you know, two and five, and we're really active with our homeschool. And we've made our home, which we we picked the home that we bought for this reason, has become the center of, like, a lot of our homeschool community.
• 53:48
  And so, like, you know, once or twice a week, we've got it's almost, you know, 30 kids running around our property, right, out in the woods, kind of catching snakes and newts and stuff, or, you know, playing with our dogs or swimming in our little pond. And so we've really built this environment, but with that, every little kid that comes over has a parent that we're building relationships with, and we're having these exact conversations. And so, you know, I think it does require some sacrifice. I've also met people at conferences and whatnot, and they've said, Seth, you know, like, you know, we listened to you, and, you know, two years ago, we sold up our little suburb, we bought a little house in the country, and now we've got backyard chickens and gardens, and we're homeschooling. And they just your life changes so drastically because you feel like you have that sense of control.
• 54:35
  So I'll let you respond to that, then I had my my second point that I'll I'll get to after you respond.
• 54:40
  Speaker 2: That's awesome. I'm really glad to hear. It sounds like you're you're doing all the right things. And, you know, the homeschooling aspect is incredibly important in this whole thing as well. They they understand the fundamental truth.
• 54:54
  You know, you you know, if if they can capture the youth while they're young, instill their ideas into them, that's gonna carry on out throughout their their lives and and permeate even more throughout society. And today, schools are flat out indoctrination camps, and and they're just, you know, teaching kids about how they can change their gender into, you know, four dozen whatever kind of, you know, genders they they would choose to be. Or cats. Yeah. Or or cats or what have you, you know, just how many more letters are we gonna add, you know, from the alphabet to this to this thing.
• 55:31
  And and and so I I think a lot of people are starting to recognize that, that they're not teaching them any true life skills. They're not teaching them, you know, basic fundamentals. Can you just stick to to math and and reading and writing and and, you know, how money works maybe, you know, instead of talking about all this this nonsense that they're filling their heads with. So I I think that's a huge part of of the of what we have to do moving forward. I recently republished an old interview that I did with G.
• 56:04
  Edward Griffin, who was the guy who interviewed this KGB agent, who explained that entire generations can be can be taken over entire societies rather can be taken over within just two generations of programming, and that's all it takes to permeate the eyes these ideas throughout an entire society. But on the flip side of that, that can be reversed as well. All it'll take is one, two, maybe three generations of reverse engineering, so to speak, to get these ideas out of the minds of of our of our future generations and to get them thinking about family, faith, the importance of growing food, the importance of building a small network community, and if you've got 30 kids and and parents joining you in on this mission, I I think you're already well ahead of the curve, and and you're kind of, you know, living out exactly what needs to be done. So I hope people get inspired by that and and realize, like some of your viewers have, saying, yeah. Downscaling to this nice little ranch in the middle of nowhere is better for me.
• 57:16
  You know? My my life is better this way. And, so, yeah, congratulations to you for that, And, I I think this is something that people need to take seriously moving forward.
• 57:28
  Speaker 1: Well, even teaching them entrepreneurship, like, you know, because that's the thing is you look at the public schools, they're they're really just they're they're indoctrination camps, but they're also just made to create office workers that would just follow orders. Whereas, you know, I've always been an entrepreneur. I'm just because I I do really poorly with authority. It's like I wanna be I wanna be my own boss. Right?
• 57:46
  But even my little five year old, right, because now she's got chores, right? She has her kind of daily chores of, you know, taking the compost out and feeding the dogs and collecting the eggs. And she gets a little a little kind of allowance based upon doing her chores, she's saving her money. And it was funny, it was just, I think it was yesterday, had some little buddies over and her little friend Gabriel came up, and he had a dollar a dollar bill and some change, and he was so excited. And I said, you know, what what was that?
• 58:10
  She goes, because she was supposed to clean the basement. So she paid him to clean the basement with her money. But he was happy because he made a buck, and he can go buy, you know, a little sticky hand or something like that for the little five year olds. But it's like, oh, like, that's interesting thinking for a five year old, right, that she can of course, you know, I don't want her getting out of her duties, but she's starting to see this. I can't wait until you know, my goal is I wanna eventually build out, a pottery studio and a wood shop on the back of our property and then teach my children these skills and maybe get a little Etsy shop up where they can be starting to sell, you know, pottery and just things that they're creating, and get back to that kind of craftsmanship.
• 58:50
  And so I see all these things. It's like you would never learn that in a public school.
• 58:54
  Speaker 2: Yeah. That's that's fantastic. I yeah. Just just the importance of entrepreneurship moving forward, especially with some of the things we're dealing in that regards. There's a flat out attack on that where pioneers and and innovators and and entrepreneurs who are developing new technologies, for example, that are directly challenging the system, they're being systematically wiped out.
• 59:19
  They're being slapped with, you know, lawsuits. They're being messed with. I just did the the most recent video on my on my website is about exactly that. An entrepreneur, a guy who was a pioneer in the field of finance developed a system called Equibit where you could trade securities, stocks, bonds, all sorts of things for, like, a privacy coin, for example, all decentralized. And and what what ended up happening was right from the foundation of this thing back in 2012 when the idea came to him, he was infiltrated by CSIS agents.
• 1:00:00
  CSIS is like the Canadian version of the of the CIA. And they realized this is a time this is an idea whose time has come. This is gonna sprout up organically. So why don't we try to control it from the beginning so we can squash this thing and we can make sure that this type of entrepreneurship, this type of of of thinking and pioneering doesn't get a chance to even take off? And it's kind of like a co intel pro tactic where they infiltrated this guy's entire company, and they shut it down from the inside.
• 1:00:32
  He's now suing CSIS, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, for over a $150,000,000. He's been involved with this lawsuit for about four years now. It's a really wild story. But the the point is entrepreneurship, the idea that, you know, governments like the Canadian government in The US are are kind of trying to inspire that is a farce. They they they will inspire it to an extent that they wanna draw people in to steal their ideas and maybe shut down the ones that that countered their plans, but it just goes to show there's there's a real monopoly going on.
• 1:01:10
  We don't have a truly open, free, and fair market. And so teaching true entrepreneurial ship ideas to to our our children is just a fantastic thing to go against the powers that ought not be. That's that's absolutely key, so I'm glad you brought that up.
• 1:01:28
  Speaker 1: Mhmm. Thank you. I I I had one other point I was gonna mention before I said I had two points, and then, I'd I'd like to we can we can kinda wrap up and and kinda cover a few final topics. But, the other thing is so what what we've seen because this is very important to us, only in our own way that we're living or how we're raising our children, but we're looking at, okay, how can we take these principles and build something meaningful? And so part of what we've been doing really almost nonstop for the past couple months is that we're actually we're building, in essence, what's gonna be our own private social media platform.
• 1:02:00
  It's called the ARC, a r k. Right? So it's the ARC community. And the idea behind it is that it's we own every line of code. It's probably a 100,000 lines of code.
• 1:02:08
  It's, you know, very complex. It's kinda like Facebook, but it has a lot of other things kinda built into it. But it's completely private on private servers, encrypted communication, in the messaging app, part of it. And but we're also doing it. We're setting it up even kind of structurally as a private member association, which if you can dig into that, basically what it really does is it gives you the constitutional protection of privacy.
• 1:02:31
  And so there's been all these different even Supreme Court level cases where a state has tried to come in, do a PMA and say, hey, give us your member list. The Supreme Court steps in and says, no, you can't have it because this is a private membership group protected by fourth amendment and and different things within our own constitution. And so that's one of our big projects because the idea is that it's members only at the join in. There's a small monthly fee, but it's fully protected. But then you can go in there and you can find you can go to your neighbors and find all the people within your proximity, right?
• 1:03:03
  You can see but also everyone has different skills. So if you're looking for help with your garden, you can look for people that are within a 100 mile radius that have an expertise on permaculture. And so you can meet that person, or maybe that person's in your local state arc. Right? You're in state group where you meet that person.
• 1:03:20
  And there's a lot more to it. There's we're having an an ARC academy with training on everything from water purification, emergency medicine. So it's really about building this community that can share information, but also that you can use this as a as a means to build your offline community as well. So you can meet all these people locally, exchange numbers, and whatnot. So that way, you can build these connections.
• 1:03:42
  Because, like, that's what's really important. That's what I think we saw a lot, especially during, COVID, is that, like, for a lot of us, you know, the 2020, '21, '22 were some of the worst years ever, not because we were scared of catching some virus, but because we became isolated and ostracized from our entire community. I had family that stopped talking to me. Right? And so that's how we're looking at is, okay, how do we prevent that from happening again?
• 1:04:06
  So even if they try everything possible to separate and isolate us, we can still hold on to these relationships, these communities that will support us and really kind of get through whatever flood is is heading our way.
• 1:04:18
  Speaker 2: I love that. That is such a fantastic idea. That's the kind of stuff we need to be building moving forward because, yeah, COVID revealed a very serious situation there. And let let's let's admit it. Like, this is not gonna be the last time.
• 1:04:33
  There will be another plandemic, so to speak. There will be another scandemic coming down the pike where they've already trained people on how to react to these things with isolation and and all this stuff that is just total nonsense, the masking, the vaccines, the social distancing, all this sort of stuff. It it's gonna be coming again, and I realized during those years just how much more work people like you and I have to do, and simply just by looking around at the amount of people wearing masks while they're outside in nature going for a walk, it was like, wow, a lot of people are being negatively affected by this. So if you're proactively building systems that are going to allow people to operate even during something like that, that's absolutely fantastic. That's something I would encourage people to get involved in.
• 1:05:31
  Having said that, we we have to be careful of, you know, any of them gaining a backdoor access somehow, and then all of a sudden having access to, you know, this is where this is where our enemies are in a nice, neat little package that we can go after. And I don't you know, I'm not into technology enough to know how to stave that off, but I'm sure that's something you're paying attention to moving forward. But I mean, still building something like that in the first place is a fantastic idea because we're kind of just in the eye of the hurricane right now. We're just in the calm of the storm, so to speak. I I I think another one of these twenty twenty, twenty twenty one errors is coming potentially soon.
• 1:06:16
  Maybe this year, maybe in the next couple of years. I don't know when, but it will be coming again. And so building these systems now, teaching people how to be able to continue networking, continue, you know, operating within that community and, know, sharing your skills, engaging in trade. This is all the kind of stuff that we need to be working on moving forward. So that's awesome that you're building something like that.
• 1:06:41
  Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. And you're right, that we've had to put a lot of thought into security, even limiting at first, we're thinking, okay, great. You can come in.
• 1:06:49
  You can just kinda search and see who's in here and find the right person, but we've even had to really be careful about limiting, you know, so you can only really see the members that you're supposed to see. Right? The ones that are near to you, the ones that have shared interest. So that way someone can't come in and just kinda access the entirety of it. And so, yeah, it's it's, it's tricky because, know, I also don't want to have it so that you must have a, say, a digital ID to be verified to come in.
• 1:07:13
  Right? So, but, yeah, we put we put a lot of thought into, how to do that. It's also why we're kind of structuring it structuring it as a a membership association, which is, you know, can look at it's a whole different topic, but, you know, in essence, that does give you protections under the constitution that have has, you know, very strong, precedent, in in the supreme level supreme court level case history that shows that this is protected. So, yeah, we'll, I'll keep you updated on it because I'm sure that may maybe you wanna to be part of it. I'll give you access to it.
• 1:07:43
  Love to have you in there. And, yeah. So, anyway, so, Dan, I feel like an hour just went by so easily. Let me pull up your main website. Actually, a few things.
• 1:07:51
  One is, so here is your, Twitter page. It's just, at dan dicks, p f t, right, Press 4. And, your main website is just press 4 truth.ca. You're up there in Canada, so .ca. And so here you've got, for people who they can find your YouTube, your Rumble, your different channels, your Twitter, etcetera.
• 1:08:14
  It's all in there. Odyssey, BitShoot, you've got your news information on there, ways of contacting, ways of supporting you. You gotta subscribe SubscribeStar. People can support you through that. And, yeah, encourage people to check out your work, follow your work.
• 1:08:28
  And I guess, Dan, in closing, do you have any final thoughts as we're wrapping up?
• 1:08:33
  Speaker 2: Well, you know, thank you for for having me on and bringing up all these really, really important topics. I would just say, you know, if anybody is watching this and they feel, you know, inspired by this, You can also get involved in this type of thing. In this day and age, we all have literally in our own pockets here, the technology to be able to engage in information sharing to the extent where just a few decades ago, it would take millions of dollars and satellite dishes and editing vans and only the the news agencies were able to do it. Well, now you can start a a website relatively cheap even for free. You can start a YouTube channel for free, a Rumble channel, and you can start putting these ideas out there and encouraging others to do so as well.
• 1:09:22
  So I think that's what we need more of moving forward. A lot more people to get engaged and involved, but but definitely get it get get involved in the extent of becoming self sustainable, not looking to these political figures to solve the problems that are created by them in the first place, not being reliant on the banks and the grocery stores and the government, focusing on that home network and community, like you said, and then diving head in head first and and and starting to share your ideas with people because we need more people involved in this particular movement to share ideas like this. So if you're on the fence, I would just say dive in headfirst, give it a go. And, I I think, when when you're coming at it from a, from from from the right place in in your heart, everything's gonna work out.
• 1:10:15
  Speaker 1: Oh, I couldn't agree more. And I would say that, just as a final thought, you know, 10,000 people each reaching 100 people is way more threatening to this system than 100 people each reaching 10,000 people. So that's the thing is that it's really it's that distribution, it's that grassroots. That is, I think, not only what threatens them the most, but I also think it's what, on a spiritual level, what matters the most is when you have more people standing up, like saying committing their soul to fighting against the evil in this battle, and that that's really important. So, Dan, thank you for being an example.
• 1:10:50
  Thank you for everything you've done. Your reporting is very, very important. I encourage people to check out your show, your website, support your work. And, yeah, thank you again for just giving giving us your time today. It's been great speaking with you.
• 1:11:02
  Speaker 2: You too, man. My pleasure. Thank you so much. And, you keep up the great work as well.
• 1:11:07
  Speaker 1: Thank you so much, man. Take care and God bless. In the interview, I mentioned the ARC community. And if you've been following this show for a little bit of time, you can see I've been talking about this for, you know, really past couple of months as we've been finishing this up. So we're now officially in the final development stage, which is a major milestone.
• 1:11:24
  We're just kinda going through the last, really just kinda bug fixes and make sure we have a really good app, really good web experience, making sure all the notifications and things work. And so if you wanna be notified as soon as this community opens up, just go to buildtheark.com. So it's buildtheark, it's ark, buildtheark.com, and you'll see just drop your name and your email in there. And that way you're on our waiting list, and we'll notify you as soon as it opens up. There's been just an overwhelming response.
• 1:11:50
  I think we've got over 13,000 people currently on that waiting list. But if you wanna get in line and be notified as soon as the doors open, again, just go to buildthearc.com, drop in your name and your email, and we'll notify you the minute that we open up. Thank you.