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Tom Althouse: The Matrix Creator Warns of the Immortality Agenda, AI Control & the Coming One-World System · Unleashing Intuition Secrets

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Hello, everybody.
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It's Michael Jaco with Unleashing Intuition Secrets.
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We have Tom Althouse with us once again, the creator of The Matrix.
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Of course, that was stolen from him, and we've been talking about that for years.
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But he has a bigger insight of what's going on in the world, and he just
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came up, just shared with me how Putin and Xi are talking about immortality.
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Wow.
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And this is part of the Matrix stuff.
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And just we're starting to move and, making, this script that you
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you started into a actual reality.
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Absolutely.
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Thanks for joining us, Tom.
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No, my pleasure.
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And Michael, you're just the person I thought of, too.
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I thought of you guys this is the way to spring it out there.
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It's too important.
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When you write something that Hollywood and the Cabal both get so interested
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in and fight over actually, and you've got the proof of it, and it spells
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out exactly what's going on 35 years later, I think it's worth a discussion
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with the right people together, and I think you're the right person, so yeah.
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Yeah.
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Great.
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So let's start out with this video where it was hot mic moment.
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… Xi and Putin were hanging out just recently.
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Trump went to China, and then Putin followed him there, so it's interesting.
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So is this what they're all talking about?
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Maybe, and we're gonna talk about that.
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So let's listen.
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On the sidelines of the high-profile meeting of several world leaders,
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping were
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overheard talking about advances in the science of human lifespans.
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The brief exchange was caught during a live news video feed of
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Xi and Putin as they walked with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Their words were inaudible, but their translator, still on mic, can be heard
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detailing parts of their conversation.
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All right.
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I'ma bring it back a little bit and just talk it 'cause they're
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not, giving us what they're saying.
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It says, Xi Jinping before it's said to be very rare to live up to 70.
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And now it's said that you are still a child at 70.
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And Vladimir Putin says in a few decades as biotechnology continues to develop,
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human organs will continue to be
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transplanted
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and people will become younger
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and perhaps even achieve
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immortality.
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Some predict that within this century it may be
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possible.
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May
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be able to live
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up to
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150 years.
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There are forecasts that this is the world a person will live in up to 100.
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The meeting between the leaders took place as Xi presided over a parade to mark the
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80th anniversary of World War II, with a video provided by the parade's media
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center to international news agencies.
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So fascinating.
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Good good catch.
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I didn't see that anywhere else.
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Ni- you're just, you're in tune.
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You're dialed in, Tom.
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You're muted, Tom
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Sorry, Michael.
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Yeah, this is what I was writing about.
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The whole Matrix story is warning about whispering through art what
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is coming, that immortal society.
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The immortal society is the elite get together, right?
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And they transcend national boundaries by having something that will attract them
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to give up nationalities and form the one world order, and that glue is longevity.
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Yeah.
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So you have world leaders being offered, and their families, longevity through
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a red pill program, and they, Stanford, IBM's already been working on it.
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It's all through the news, underground through the news you see it.
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And they believe it's beyond their wild expectations, what they've achieved.
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And of course, it's only gonna be for the elite only.
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Yeah.
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Not for the common people.
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They talked about having sustainable planet, and so therefore what happens to
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the other 99%, on a planet where the elite live eventually reaching immortality?
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They can be sectioned into a servitude class and also harvested
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and eliminated, the rest of them.
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So you'll see retainment camps being set up.
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You'll see large ones, and that was even starting to happen
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with the Bush administration.
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And that was the plan for the reset that I knew about when I
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was at Robertson's organization.
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So I whispered through art, and all these decades later, it's still under the radar.
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Now, what I wanna dialogue with you here, Michael, is this one aspect.
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That's a hot mic.
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That, they traveled all that way, and I had said on a program, "This is
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what they're gonna discuss." I said, "With them going to China, you have
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Trump's administration, Elon Musk going along, the billionaires going along.
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That's not to have a discussion, I believe, on trade negotiations or
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get some Boeing aircraft traded.
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No.
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There's something bigger going underneath that even Putin brought his businessmen
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also, from what I understand." Okay.
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So bringing these world leaders together in China, and I was saying before we
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had this hot mic release, they're gonna talk about immortality, talk about it.
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The billionaires in an article have already contributed, all these
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billionaires money into a big pool to achieve longevity immortality, and many
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are talking about being cryogenically preserved until it's perfected.
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That is the opening of The Immortal Story.
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The architect is cryogenically preserved while his scientists work
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on solving the longevity problem.
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It's happening.
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Yeah.
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And one more thought, and let's take a discussion.
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Yep.
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Go
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ahead.
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Why China?
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China historically really is where the one emperor went balls out to
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have immortality, the one that had the terracotta soldiers and everything.
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Yeah.
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He was the one that wanted immortality, even had that
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mercury-filled lake in his tomb.
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So he was looking to be preserved for it, but China, it fits to have world
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leaders come together with this idea of forming this one world society
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through longevity because that's really would be the historic land
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and empire- Where this really was the hot topic now caught on a hot mic.
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Thoughts?
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Yeah.
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Oh, definitely.
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And they were talking about organ harvesting.
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I'm like, "What?" And in China the Falun Gong, the Uyghurs, are basically
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they're… i've had people on my show where the United Nations is going af-
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trying to go after China because they're doing the the Uyghurs, or the Falun
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Gong, and harvesting their organs, force- forcibly harvesting their organs.
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So like the way you alluded to, the Bush administration was
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starting to set up these camps that Jesse Ventura was starting.
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He, former Navy SEAL came out and started had his own show where
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he started to talk about that.
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Of course, they went after Jesse Ventura and, def- defamed him
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and now he's in the background.
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But there is definitely a movement to for the elite to do this.
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Absolutely.
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Said.
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And it's like, why were they so intent on this particular screenplay, The Matrix
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story, The Immortals, that Warner Brothers actually copyright The Immortals title?
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Why were they so set, different facets of the cabal, of taking
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this and the tech in it?
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Here's another thought.
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Elon Musk was part of that entourage.
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Yeah.
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Why bring Elon Musk?
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Elon Musk was given this author's tech.
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Yeah.
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Neural Enhancer I called it.
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They renamed it Neuralink.
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He was given it by Paramount and Warner Brothers, with Disney blessing it.
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So they're the ones that held onto it and claimed it first off this script,
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Jackson neck all through it, where their attorney said there's no Jackson neck.
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I'd offered opened blindly during a deposition and came right to it.
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It's all through it.
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So even the Wachowskis, as I said before, had said they wanted to
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do Jackson neck for real after they were given this work to take.
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They wanted the tech also.
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So Warner Brothers, as we showed before, grooms Elon Musk and gives him
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the tech, and there he is in China.
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Now, here's something I wanna share with you and your audience, too, that
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I think is pretty chilling, that I haven't shared on other programs really.
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My patent attorney- … who saw me on Roseanne Barr's show,
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Christopher- Yeah … he contacted me.
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He said, "Look, I know the guy who did bullet time and everything
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else, and I wanna help you, Tom.
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I wanna help you." So Jen, who did my website, and I received message after
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message from this Christopher, high level from Michigan, and he put in st-
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entries into the copro- Patent Office.
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He said, "We can postdate this." So this looks good.
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We're gonna reclaim the work like we wanted to, right?
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Yeah.
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Now, wait till you hear what happens, and this is what happens.
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So we run the patents.
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He's going "The examiner is so excited.
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He's thrilled.
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He knows you wrote it.
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It's working great.
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Stand by." Then silence.
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Then a message on my phone from Christopher saying, get this, he was
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contacted by Elon Musk and offered a job.
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He stopped the patent process- Wow … on the neural enhancer, which was gonna
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post date, put credit back to me.
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He stopped it.
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And I said, "Oh, you had a meet, you had an interview with him?" And he corrects
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me, "I had four." After this long silence, Christopher goes, "I had four interviews."
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And he goes, "I'm just a nothing."
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Yeah, you were bragging before you were quite high up, and you
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did all this for free, and now you're s- So that's Elon Musk.
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Now, why would Elon Musk know?
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Because when a patent entry is entered into consideration by an ex- by an
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examiner at the co- at the patent office, that gets posted, right?
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So Musk, from what I understand, is gonna know.
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He'll have alerts up.
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Anybody who's going in, there's a lot going from China, too.
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A lot, the patent attorney told me, a lot of the entries are coming
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from China on the Neuralink neuron enhancer, AI implant, biotechnology.
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So the original author got shot down again when he first, his work is
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taken, and now his tech is retaken.
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Over and
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over.
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It does not belong in the hands of Elon Musk.
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Any thoughts, Michael?
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Yeah.
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Tom what is amazing to me is how you created this.
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You tapped into obviously the creative God source and this information flowed.
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And then it s- it seems from that point on, every- everybody that's
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evil, like it's like some kind of James Bond movie where you're like,
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just constantly, one ghoul, bad guy after another comes and tries to steal
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your information and wow, it's crazy.
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I know.
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It's- If that's the scenario, I'll have to make you James Bond and Tracy
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Joe, Ursula Andress, and then I've gotta be the Q, whatever his name is.
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The guy who supplies the stuff.
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There
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you go.
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Yep.
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Yeah.
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I supply the tech, weaponize you up.
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But it's yeah, that's… It's crazy that they are…
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People keep coming my way that are in the circles.
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Yeah.
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I had a conversation with a NORAD officer and was connected
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to Pentagon by this Christopher.
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And he said, "Yeah, you're gonna be helping Vietnam vets and
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everything else." I'm like, "This is great." interacting with war
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vets, and I'm like, "This is great."
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Using my ideas, milking them in these conversations with these top people.
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Yeah.
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And then crickets,
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and- They're just milking you for information, see how much they can
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gain- Yeah … and then use it.
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Yeah.
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That's why I'm still alive.
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And you- 'Cause they don't even understand how to
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do it properly.
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I know.
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That's it.
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That's why you're still alive.
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Yeah.
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That's why.
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' Cause you're tapped into something that they don't have access to.
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They don't have that creative access.
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And go back to what you said, Michael.
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It's downloaded.
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It comes through.
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I have an understanding gifted to me, and I'll say it, 'cause I
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don't believe in the big ego thing.
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None of us do here.
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That's what makes great men, I think, is they can put their egos
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aside and go for what does the best service, and that's what we all do.
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And so it's I'm looking at it going "This came through in such a perfect
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package." To understand the bad, the good, the pretty, and the ugly, and
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I was able to lay it all out in a screenplay where it belongs in the story.
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But if you open that Pandora's box and put it worldwide- And again, the elite
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are gonna make sure they harness it in such a fashion, even in the story, where
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only the elite get the 3.0 version.
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And if there are those that are part of a service class of those 99% that
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are brought in as a service class, not in the camps in the future, then
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you're gonna have them with a minor neuro enhancer or neural link, which is
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not as full functioning as the elites.
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So already the Pentagon has talked about having a higher level
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ChatGPT at a different grade- Oh, yeah … than for the general public.
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And the one more thing is that Albert Carbon was taken by Joel Silver,
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who is the executive producer from Matrix, and he gets to have the exec
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from Warner Brothers that was at my deposition, Kate Shilton, goes over to
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Netflix as litigation content control.
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This ties together And allows him to do protected, after my
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case is thrown, Aldecarbon.
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Where the concept is, and this should be chilling, the rich in the future have
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immortality, the poor is used as pawns.
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That is the premise Joel Silver read in all the discovery of all my drafts
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and notes and story treatments that were, he had access to as a defendant.
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In the sequels case, hasn't done Matrix case yet.
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Another big battle coming up.
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This whole patent thing that Christopher was doing for the
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Neuralink was to proceed the case.
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So they tried to shoot the horse out from under me.
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We're still gonna go forward with our case, because Matrix
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has not been claimed yet.
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Nice.
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But any thoughts, and then I wanna go to the interrogation scene and read
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you from the original pages written in 1989 and 1993, what exactly ties
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to China from the original screenplay, and I wanna do it on your show.
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So any thoughts first?
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Wow.
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Good, yeah.
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I keep… you've talked about this scene several times and
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they deformed it of course.
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Yes.
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Where Neo's in the train station, and the Indian couple
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come in with their little girl.
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Sati.
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And they're gonna put her on the train.
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But that was part of the, probably the organ harvesting
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that they're, they intend to do.
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Bingo.
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Absolutely right, even though I hate bingo.
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That was fantastic.
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Yes, because that is about child trafficking and organ harvesting, you
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are absolutely right, where parents are left in such a desperate state,
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where they cleansed that scene.
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Yeah.
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Remember, if you go to Will Smith's I Am Legend, you see the exact train
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scene, train station scene, the way it was written in this, done over,
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'cause the Wachowskis butchered it.
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So the Wachowskis sterilized it down to a single couple, well-dressed, and a rich
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little girl named Sati, and they don't explain why they're pushing that kid
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into the program and they can't follow.
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And the producer from Hollywood, Michael, actually c- contacted me and said, he said
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he was fans of the work and stuff, and he said, "I've been following your story.
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We know it was taken." And he said, "Are you aware that they put a rich couple in?
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Did you catch that?
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Which makes no sense, as you had a poor couple.
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You had, you had poor families crowded together." And we find out from the
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producer that they had lessened the budget on Matri- or they cheapened the budget on
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Matrix saving dollars by cutting it down to a static family rather than the crowd.
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Yeah.
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But it has meaning if you put it back, which I think you're opening
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up here, is the crowd makes it much more poignant, powerful.
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A desperate people.
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Yeah.
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The only thing they have left in the squalor conditions outside
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the program, which the elite will ensure with camps and such, is to
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get their kids into that program.
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The only way they're gonna get in, if you put the liquid mirrors back at the
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train station as a security device, where a red-pilled person can pass through
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and those can't that are not red-pilled.
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To have their child walk through with a red-pilled person through those mirrors.
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And do you know one more thing?
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That the train station scene also was done in Darling in the FranXX by
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University of Berkeley's Crunchyroll, which was controlled also by Warner
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Bros. and Sony in their deal.
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And they put Darling in the FranXX with a woman, anime girl pulling
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the guy through the liquid mirrors.
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She's in the program, he's not, and a piece of the clothing tears off.
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That's exactly what happens in mine.
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Wow.
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In the original, part of Neo's clothing tears off because
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he's been cut from the program.
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Yeah.
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Just layers on this, right?
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So you put the liquid mirrors from Morpheus's smoking room in Matrix
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back where it belongs to the mortals.
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But you're absolutely right.
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Yeah.
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Child trafficking.
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We saw it real time, for four years during the Biden admin- administration.
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Hundreds of thousands of children came across the border from poor families
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and disappeared into the United States.
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Probably lots of organ harvesting.
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Exactly.
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Now, the big challenge for a lot of us are, this is very hard, we are
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losing friends right and left because we're not, a lot of us are not taking
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sides on any party anymore, right?
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Tucker Carlson took a nosedive standing up for this idea of, "I'm
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not gonna stand with either agenda.
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I'm gonna say what's right is humanity's needs.
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What's right is a faith-filled moment.
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What is right is addressing the facts and not pandering to either side."
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Yeah.
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And so we have a wake-up call going for an entire- It would've
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worked for him, but he had to attack President Trump so that,
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that put him on a different side.
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So I, I would've- Yeah … I would've liked
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if he- If he'd shown more finesse, you mean?
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He could've done that, but he didn't.
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He went out, he went on the attack dog mode, kinda- That's, yeah … none of
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this worked out so good, unfortunately.
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I hear you.
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I may, I'll be probably shot down too, because, like Roseanne's a
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big fan of Trump and everything.
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She had me on and when I was on her program I was like yeah." And then what
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had happened when I saw the investments, like I said, in Warner Brothers and
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Netflix and things, I meant what the heck? And Disney, I'm like, "You're now
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invested and you're h- you're bringing these CEOs of the high tech you said was
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evil now to your office and pandering to Zucker and all these other guys.
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Why?
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Why are you pandering to Elon Musk when he's a failure?" And it's
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like a business idea, I think.
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I think Trump used a business mind and went, "This is good business." I just
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think- … that's what's happening, and maybe he's thinking that already
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the reset- … is a done deal.
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I've been starting to say that, that is there a way out of this box?
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Yeah.
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But-
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r- remember that Trump is, he's the head of something.
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And the white hats, hopefully.
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And so they have a bigger picture plan.
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They're pushing against that evil side that wants to do the organ
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harvesting and try and, overcome that.
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Maybe become more powerful so that they can't…
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D- I don't know.
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Let's go to this, Mike.
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Let's go to this.
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Let's l- this is a great dialogue.
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This is a good discussion.
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Yeah.
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It's almost like we are separated by a different color fabric right
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now, and that's good for this kind of discussion to be vibrant.
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Because in my experience too Roseanne had said that, President Trump knew
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my story, knew this whole thing.
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Really?
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The great… Yeah, and the greatest story, she called me from his
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place- Wow … after she did that.
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First time she contacted me.
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Yeah.
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My mom and I were both like, "Is she sure this is Roseanne?" She called
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me the next day and said, "Trump's family knows the story," and he
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was waiting for the right time.
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So okay, he's waiting for the right time.
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But then Elon Musk comes in, buys his way in.
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So I think Trump got derailed and taken down this flashy, like shiny things, like
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gold and shiny things right in your face.
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And I would like to see him get back on the tracks because here's
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the proof I would say, Michael.
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If he restores this to what it's supposed to be, to rifle ownership- Yeah … and
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allow a cascade of others getting their rights back since Matrix was never
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claimed, he knows our story, that would tell me he's back on the right side of
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things, regardless of party affiliations.
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All right?
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'Cause Republican Party with the religious right was bought and owned
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with Robertson's influence, and Trump needs to get free of the religious
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right and their control, and right now he's working their policies.
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Yeah.
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So I would say that's my point.
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I'm not afraid to say it.
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What I would like to do is I'd like to, have your last thought on
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that, 'cause you have every right to say what you need to say, and
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then I wanna go to the screenplay.
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So-
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you know that religious side- … is very evil, very dark unfortunately.
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They, they-
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God protect us from their
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followers … they captured you for a while and abused you.
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So you've broken free, so you understand a lot more than most people understand.
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You see a bigger picture.
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So you're, and rightfully you're skeptical
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yeah.
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I, I- certain things happening- Yeah … you're like, "Okay, where's this going?"
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I appreciate
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that.
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And it's good to have that skepticism.
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It's good to have that, observational skills that you have on another level,
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that connection that you have on another level so that you can read
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these things and, give us your insights.
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That's what you're doing.
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I appreciate that, Michael.
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I also ha- being a victim of the sex ring at Pat Robertson's organization, which
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is tied to many world leaders- … I am also advocating for the victims,
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being a victim myself of it, that they have a right to be heard.
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It's not something that's boring or to be brushed under the rug.
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Yeah.
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It would be a great thing if the administration went, "Let's make
20:37
this transparent," instead of shouting at it so much and putting
20:40
people down for bringing it forward.
20:41
How about we embrace truth-
20:43
Yeah
20:44
… and if there's something to confess it, and everybody will bless you and we go on.
20:48
That's the way to be strong.
20:49
That's the way to be a real man.
20:50
Fantastic.
20:51
Confess if you've got something, move on strong.
20:53
That truth will crush it.
20:55
Yeah.
20:55
Why not?
20:55
We
20:55
don't ha- okay, now you don't, we don't have to come at it with
20:58
pitch, pitchforks and torches.
21:00
No.
21:00
We just expose it and it collapses.
21:02
Everybody's "We turn our back on that."
21:04
That's right.
21:04
"It doesn't exist for us anymore." That's right.
21:07
And that's- It's like- … destroys it … it's Anthony Hopkins in The Edge with
21:09
that wonderful movie with Alec Baldwin.
21:11
He says, "When you come against the bear, don't run from it. Face
21:16
it, back slowly away." So with the Epstein files, don't run from it.
21:21
Face it and s- and, own it.
21:25
kill the bear.
21:26
So that's what you gotta do.
21:27
Not run from the bear.
21:29
And don't tell others they're idiots for facing the bear.
21:32
They're actually doing the thing you should do.
21:33
Anyway, that's my analogy.
21:34
But I appreciate this dialogue.
21:35
That's
21:35
good.
21:36
It works too, 'cause I've been around, I've confronted bears
21:39
all, and I didn't, I was no fear.
21:41
And they looked at me and was like, "Oh, shit." And then
21:43
they ran away over and over.
21:44
Okay.
21:44
So I'm gonna send a stuffed bear to the White House with
21:47
X-T files on his forehead.
21:50
There you
21:50
go.
21:50
Beautiful.
21:51
Yeah.
21:51
There we go.
21:52
You can stare at the bear.
21:53
All right.
21:53
Let's go then, if we can, I wanna go to page 35 of the copyrighted, the
21:59
only copyrighted Matrix screenplay.
22:01
Think of that.
22:02
It's the only copyrighted work of The Matrix, and there's
22:06
different copyrights of this one.
22:07
This is the 1998 version used in Se- 99, as I said.
22:11
M- let's read the interrogation scene, and I'll substitute the real names
22:14
that they use in So what happens is the interrogation scene in mine does
22:19
not take place, which precedes Matrix, in a sterile room like a holding cell.
22:25
In mine, it takes place in Neo's living room.
22:28
So imagine the agents coming, cars appear with sinister precision outside,
22:33
lights go off, they come in your home, your wife is there, your child's
22:36
there, and they're coming in uninvited.
22:39
I'd love to read the whole scene.
22:40
Let me capsulize this, though.
22:42
I'm gonna capsulize this spot.
22:43
Okay.
22:43
So Smith says this when he finally lets it out of the bag why he's
22:47
fi- closing down Neo's department.
22:49
Keep in mind that Neo and Smith in the original Matrix work
22:54
did what you did, Michael.
22:56
They were part of the CIA, and they were part of, Smith
22:59
was on a higher office level.
23:01
And let's say you're Neo in this, 'cause you fit.
23:04
You would be the one in charge of suspected terrorists entering
23:07
the country, things like that.
23:08
They call it the Ghost Program.
23:10
Yep.
23:11
And as soon as it's happening, where this is entering in, they shut it down.
23:15
It's almost like Biden's administration there.
23:17
So what you have is this statement by Smith, "Tomorrow you'll be charged
23:21
with multiple homicides, but you won't live long enough, long, long, you
23:25
won't live long enough for the trial.
23:27
Manning was given a letter requesting him to make the diagnosis
23:29
he did, schizophrenic, for Neo.
23:31
He was paid well and was promised you'd have no recourse.
23:34
Tomorrow the newspapers will receive the diagnosis you just read.
23:37
It's over, Neo." Now that I'm reading first because that's what they do,
23:42
and that's what happened to me.
23:43
Baker Acts, 302s, you name it, hauled off by SWAT teams and
23:47
connected to gay FBI agents.
23:50
So you've got this, it's also a congressman.
23:52
So this is the, that came true.
23:54
But let's now go to what's China element.
23:58
Smith goes on later.
24:00
He says, "Your aptitudes have been noticed by the hi-" Oh, he says,
24:02
"We're willing to make you an offer."
24:04
Now, I think you being in the agencies, I think I got this right, that if somebody
24:08
shows great aptitude in the civilian sector- … they could be offered a
24:13
temporary or some kind of position for their expertise in a certain area that's
24:17
called for with the agency's needs.
24:19
Is that tra- true?
24:20
Absolutely, yeah.
24:21
Okay.
24:21
So this would make sense then.
24:23
So after Smith lays a gun out in front of him he says, "So the gun's for me to
24:27
commit suicide?" Neo says, which, smith says, "I'll leave it if you like." But
24:31
the architect has made Smith forced to make him an offer on the red pill.
24:35
So here's what happens Smith draws a Jewish star on a copy of the evaluation.
24:40
Boy, did we get that right.
24:41
How important the Jewish part of this is.
24:43
Thanks.
24:43
That's why they were, like, Lana and Wachowski was crazy at the, at, at-
24:46
so when did you write this again?
24:47
This is from 1989 to '93.
24:50
Jeez, wow.
24:51
So this … no, I'm g- I'm glad you, I love your reaction.
24:53
This is great.
24:53
You're the right guy.
24:54
So then Smith says, "We are willing to make you an offer." So he just drew a
24:57
Jewish star on the evaluation that's gonna destroy Neo if he needs to use it, but
25:02
the architect's making him make the offer.
25:03
So here comes the offer.
25:05
Listen to this.
25:06
"We are willing to make you an offer." Neo says, "What is it?"
25:09
Smith says, "Your aptitudes have been noticed by the highest levels.
25:13
Neo, you're b- you've been chosen to join the program." This is the interrogation
25:16
scene the way it was actually written.
25:17
Wow.
25:18
He goes, "Program?" Which is the question the audience is supposed to ask.
25:21
Here we go.
25:22
"Imagine the greatest minds of the 20th century working together and defeating
25:26
man's deadliest enemy, death itself.
25:29
The Immortal Program," which is the program in The Matrix, "will ensure
25:32
world peace." Good sell point.
25:34
"Right now, the highest offices of every major world power are
25:39
joining and preparing to usher in a one world society." I just
25:42
didn't have China entered there.
25:44
"Our country's leading the way." "A brave new world is about to begin,
25:48
and you could be part of it forever.
25:50
I've been instructed to offer you everlasting life." And Neo
25:56
actually says, "Do I have a choice?" And Smith goes, "A choice?
26:01
Disgrace and death instead of health and immortality." And Neo gets up,
26:06
looks out the window at the agents in their cars, which, alluding to all the
26:09
control that's gonna be in his life.
26:10
He goes, "Or maybe just a normal life with my family?" And Smith says,
26:14
"Your choice is to join the program, or you and your family will die.
26:18
Besides, your…" Oh, then he says, he holds out a copy of the
26:21
evaluation, which is gonna slander him in the news, which happened to me.
26:25
Smith says, "Besides your disgrace will be their disgrace if this
26:28
hits the papers tomorrow."
26:30
And Neo says, "You are insane." Smith says, "The world will believe that you
26:33
killed your own family." It's 1989.
26:37
"Dr. Manning will see to that." Smith holds up a cigarette
26:41
and looks at it as he speaks.
26:43
"Your house runs on gas, doesn't it, Neo? Not the safest source, I've heard."
26:48
His little girl enters the room in her nightgown holding her stuffed toy dog.
26:50
It goes on.
26:51
It's this intense scene that the Wachowskis bastardized into a low-level
26:57
menial piece for the first scene.
27:00
Just stick my personal information in, high school birthday and everything.
27:02
They really just made it into a mockery session, as the guy who told
27:04
me that stuff was there from the story department said their intention
27:07
was, since they hated the author.
27:09
But can you believe that?
27:10
So right there is the exact tactics spelled out, and you just
27:14
confirmed, I believe too, Michael, that this is really how it works.
27:18
If you have the aptitudes-
27:19
Yeah
27:20
… yeah, you might just be offered the job.
27:22
They couldn't control me, they couldn't control you, so they've tried to
27:25
destroy us in lots of different ways.
27:27
But we continue on, and they're like, "How do these, how do they
27:31
do that?" And they're mystified by it, and they're intrigued by it.
27:35
But they watch us.
27:36
They try and limit us, but we keep coming back.
27:39
We keep getting bigger and bigger, exposing more and more.
27:43
And I, you're absolutely right, and that brings me to a point I've
27:45
got to reestablish, since I've been saying it on so many shows.
27:49
I gotta own up and ask my source to make sure you're
27:53
comfortable with me saying this.
27:55
So I'm gonna open up this box right here.
27:58
Again, I'm gonna verify what your thoughts are, and they can change.
28:02
So I've been saying that these drafts that have been missing, these
28:07
original drafts restored to my home.
28:11
One second, one second, and one second.
28:13
Right here That the probability is that they came from a CIA film department.
28:20
Now, am I whispering down the lane and changing the narrative, or would
28:24
that be… I'm not putting it in front of- trying to put you on the spot.
28:26
I'm trying to give you a chance to say, "Tom, maybe you misheard." But
28:29
would that be the fair assessment, or could we say that's just, we
28:32
don't really know and it could be from who knows how these surfaced?
28:37
My mom believes God restored them.
28:39
I don't even know.
28:40
But does the CIA have a film department, and is there a probability
28:44
this could be from that department?
28:45
No pressure.
28:47
Absolutely, it's from it.
28:48
It's duh.
28:49
Okay, good, because I've been saying- It's like- … and I'm like,
28:51
I'm just- … they completely control Hollywood.
28:54
And the military-industrial complex, CIA, part of it, too.
28:58
Intelligence department they're very much involved in this.
29:00
They want to control consciousness, and that's what, that's why they stole
29:05
your information and they had these Wachowski knuckleheads- … their
29:10
puppets, basically, are theirs.
29:11
They didn't do anything.
29:12
They told them what to put in there, just like they did Biden.
29:15
Biden, "You're gonna open the border." And it's you know- … oh, I am?" It's
29:18
they're, they have to have puppets.
29:20
But there's a big mastermind, like a James Bond movie.
29:22
There's like this hu- there's this mastermind behind the scenes
29:26
that's doing all this stuff.
29:27
So yeah, you would, you've talked about how, some of your material that's been
29:32
missing for a long time shows back up.
29:35
Like they returned it.
29:37
We got one point-
29:38
That's what, yeah, I wanna discuss that with
29:40
you more.
29:40
And that's important.
29:40
Yeah, I wanna discuss that.
29:41
That is fucking- And the why.
29:42
Why?
29:43
Why?
29:43
Let's put our minds together here again.
29:45
Yeah.
29:45
Why return it at this point?
29:49
Michael, because, two days before Easter last year, and this is so important,
29:52
we'll get back to the China thing, of course, but Warner Brothers' whole
29:55
argument they totally mis- ripped open the poor man's patent, which is a mail
29:59
yourself your script with a postmarked date that you open in a trial situation
30:03
to prove that this was conceived at least at this time of the mailing, that date.
30:07
That's what they do, a poor man's patent, mail it to yourself packet.
30:10
That packet had been opened.
30:11
The script had been pulled out.
30:13
The story treatment's first page was gone because on the front of it was, or the
30:17
back of it was the notarized statement.
30:18
And when this Tony Rankin of Maui, which we found out he actually did this, took
30:22
the sto- took the notarized statement thinking, "Okay, I'll take the notarized
30:25
statement and the full script out," it said script enclosed, has the seals on it.
30:29
And left only eight pages of scribbled notes because he had
30:32
been at a dinner at my house, and this is way before filing anything.
30:36
And he said, "Is this everything?" And then he got a call on a Saturday at our
30:40
da- at our table, and said, "You have to leave the room, I gotta take this
30:42
call." And he knew exactly what to take out and shove down my child's art box.
30:46
Here's the point.
30:47
They argued that's, in the case, they argued that, as sorry, the sequel's
30:51
being claimed, didn't allow me to claim Matrix, objected to me claiming it.
30:55
He, they argued that May, 1993 packet is what the judge should rule on similarities
31:01
and if Matrix was copied off my work.
31:03
Eight pages of scribbled notes I couldn't even read.
31:06
And let me explain.
31:07
When I'm getting a download, right?
31:10
I'm writing as fast as I can, and I can't even really read my writing.
31:13
Why am I doing it?
31:15
To get it down as fast as I can so I can then revamp it immediately- … with
31:19
a set eye recall, along with the clues of the scribbles that I'm
31:22
writing down as fast as I can.
31:24
So I would not put the scribbles in a poor man's packet.
31:27
If they are not interpreted that very day, they're useless.
31:31
And at the very opening of that packet at depositions, I was
31:33
like, "I can't read these." Yeah.
31:35
Eight-page scribbled notes.
31:36
And you hear Rankin on the tape saying, "Let's get this out of his hands before
31:39
he has a chance to go through it."
31:40
That's my defense attorney?
31:42
Yeah.
31:42
And go copy it off.
31:44
Yeah.
31:44
Anyway, there's all kinds of stuff that goes with it.
31:46
It's like when you wake up from a dream and you have the memories of the dream
31:48
and you write it down real quick and-
31:50
Yes
31:51
… that's what you're doing.
31:52
Yeah, absolutely.
31:53
Yes.
31:53
You get a download- It's like-
31:54
you scribble it as fast as you can so you get as much of, and then you
31:57
go back and "Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah." And then you start to create from it.
32:00
Yeah, absolutely.
32:01
See, I've never seen a movie like that where they have the gentleman or a woman-
32:05
Doing that, writing it down as fast as they can, and it's like they know it's
32:09
like almost a lost cause, and then they're trying to interpret as they go back.
32:12
Now, Tom, how many movies have been created and movie scenes and other
32:17
sci-fi and all kind of crazy stuff?
32:19
How
32:19
many have been created from your work?
32:21
Oh, it's ma-
32:22
yes … The Matrix, we're talking- Yeah … mortals and how many?
32:25
You go from everything from oh, God, Elysium Sense8, Altered Carbon.
32:31
You've got the Inception.
32:32
Okay, it goes on and on, but here's one of the points that
32:35
helped guide us to the answer.
32:37
The copyright entry on The Immortals, not The Matrix, The Immortals, by
32:41
those that claim The Matrix, the copyright title's on The Immortals.
32:45
It is a title subtitled Army of Darkness with tr- 346 other subtitles, which
32:54
allows other studios to make a claim and enter, slip it in under Immortals,
33:00
as that's one of those subtitles.
33:02
So if we take 346 plus the two other titles, which Wachowskis
33:06
didn't choose any of them.
33:08
That's why they had to be wet.
33:09
They- They didn't choose any of them.
33:10
They sh- they, all they did was take the words Immortals and move the
33:13
letters around to be clever and mock Warner Brothers by making it Matrix,
33:17
and that's why Warner Brothers still does not claim the Matrix title.
33:20
We have a letter to Sophia Stewart saying, "We don't claim the Matrix title. We
33:22
claim the green scrolling blips and The Immortals." So that's, your answer comes
33:28
somewhere in the shells of this beach line of 346 some subtitles are entered
33:34
to meet the needs of the den of thieves that was going to do takes on the work.
33:39
So it's probably still ongoing, and the number's probably gonna be endless.
33:45
Which was the intention of the work, the intention of the work of the
33:47
author, was to give the copyright over to basically every man, woman, child.
33:51
They can do their works on it and create, lift the ceiling of what's
33:54
possible and enjoy the, their works and takes off of one storyline, allow
33:59
them to create multiple works like keys on the piano endless creation.
34:03
When NASA scientists had said, it looks like we're gonna solve everything.
34:06
There won't be enough to s- stimulate or keep us going," yeah,
34:09
there's endless possibilities.
34:11
Yeah.
34:11
But
34:11
here's my point on this real quick, and then I want your comment, is the
34:15
date, draft date on this, which was restored, defeats Warner Brothers'
34:19
claim- It was May 1993 they say the packet was eight-page scribbled notes.
34:25
This full script, draft one, is March 21st, 1993.
34:30
This full script precedes the eight pages of scribbled notes by what?
34:35
At least two months.
34:36
And so why would the author say script enclosed and stick in, eight-page
34:41
scribbled notes when he has a full script already proven and shown?
34:44
Yeah, could-
34:45
and you've talked about how, you've given so many examples of
34:48
Neo's ID or something like that.
34:51
Had your… Was it your birthday or your father's birthday?
34:53
Who was it?
34:54
It actually has my o- my fiance's birthday, Otika
34:57
Ball, Senator Boren's niece.
34:59
They had her birthday on there, and that was to mock the author
35:02
because when I lost Otika, I lost, my drive, my, my life basically.
35:08
I was destroyed.
35:09
She's the one that kept me going, kept me safe through it all, and
35:12
allowed me to write the piece.
35:13
And so they celebrated that when she was gone in '96 by a Disney approach.
35:17
I you then see the Wachowskis given the work, saying they wanna do Jack's Neck for
35:21
real at the same time, and also mocking me over and over with Otika's birthday.
35:26
And back to your question about how many works of it were taken Man in the High
35:29
Castle, even though it was done by Philip K. Dick, had nothing to do with films.
35:33
Philip K. Dick's novel had nothing to do with films and nothing like that.
35:35
They stuck all that stuff into Philip K. Dick as a writer.
35:38
They took a deceased author who said he d- did not want his work bastardized
35:42
in any way, that was his wish, and they broke his wish and said he-
35:45
they thought he'd be happy with it, the book on Man in the High Castle.
35:48
And so what they did was they stuck all my stuff in Philip K. Dick's work.
35:52
And so you're taking innocent person, melding it.
35:55
They did the same thing with Avatar.
35:58
The Avatar people are innocent.
36:00
I'm innocent.
36:01
But the contact for Warner Brothers on tape from the courts had said,
36:06
"Yeah, your work was stuck in Avatar."
36:08
Jesus.
36:09
Yeah, to rip us both off, to try to turn us on each other.
36:12
They mastermind these things quite intensely.
36:15
Yeah.
36:15
So-
36:16
and then they cr- they create this woman that says, Cynthia Stuart, that
36:20
says- … he's the author of The Matrix.
36:21
I'm like, so okay, The Matrix?
36:24
The real author of The Matrix has, like, all of this other
36:27
work, and they've ex- Yeah
36:28
You've talked about how they ex- they exposed themselves by, having these dates
36:32
that are in there and all these different events that are relevant to your lifetime.
36:37
So crazy.
36:37
So she's, she's-
36:39
Sophia Stuart has an answer
36:40
… to, throw, sand in the, in-
36:43
that's it.
36:43
Bring her in as a first claimant, right?
36:45
A failed person who's willing to… They bring in failures, people who failed.
36:48
Like the Wachowskis failed at everything they did.
36:50
They said their mom said all they did was do video games, and they're brought
36:53
in to be in-house claimants, right?
36:54
Claim the house and work- and bring failures in.
36:56
Now, Sophia Stuart has an answer for us.
36:58
Our- Bring failures in.
36:59
Bring people with no brain.
37:01
Bring people with no creativity, 'cause they use them for
37:06
whatever purpose they have.
37:07
To claim the
37:07
house and- that's the CIA way.
37:09
That's
37:10
just- Is- I didn't know that.
37:11
All right, there you go.
37:12
Here's Sophia Stuart's answer for us.
37:14
She's very adamant about this.
37:15
You ready for her words?
37:17
About the inserts, the birthday, the high school, and all my stuff being
37:20
stuck in there, naming my character.
37:22
She has a great answer.
37:22
She says, "They wouldn't do that." That's a great answer, Sophia.
37:26
They did.
37:26
It's all through every DVD you can find.
37:28
So that's the best you can do.
37:30
That sounds anyway.
37:31
I wanna read to you too unless you have another thought on that.
37:35
I, again-
37:36
Go ahead.
37:36
Give another thought and then we'll go through it
37:37
… you, I, we were gonna have her come up… Remember we're all prepared-
37:40
Yeah
37:41
for her show, and then she backed out.
37:43
Yeah.
37:43
She's "I'm gonna come on, I'm gonna destroy him." And she's and didn't show.
37:47
No.
37:47
No show.
37:48
No show.
37:48
No.
37:49
After hyping it up.
37:50
You know that we're gonna, we're gonna pull the truth out.
37:52
Yeah.
37:52
And you're gonna fail.
37:54
Yeah.
37:54
She, and so there's a lot of people that say, "Oh, yeah, Cynth- she did it."
37:57
It's that's dumb.
37:59
You're not even watch- She doesn't even- You're not even looking then.
38:01
Look at the bigger picture and you're gonna start to see how they, not
38:06
just Tom Althouse's, stealing his work, but they steal lots of authors.
38:11
You remember we had the the amazing woman that came on?
38:14
They stole her work and-
38:15
Yes.
38:15
Yes … so it's- Connie Bennett … over and over and over.
38:18
So many works have been stolen over time, guys.
38:20
Yes, absolutely.
38:21
That's why with them stucking- sticking all the personal information in my
38:25
situation- … like the current day high school, all that stuff, that
38:28
lays a mantle of responsibility, I believe, onto us to doing a show
38:32
like this, to bring it forward.
38:33
We have to bring it forward because if they're gonna reveal themselves
38:36
that clearly as a rip-off and we're punished for it, it needs to be
38:40
aired, just like the Epstein files.
38:43
So it's time to actually bring truth forward and we can have a
38:46
better society, a better world.
38:48
People will be safer if we operate from a place of truth and faith.
38:52
So I think that's very important.
38:53
I do say faith, not religion.
38:54
I say faith.
38:55
Yeah.
38:56
So yeah.
38:57
But I do wanna read you page-
38:58
Okay
38:59
… page 37.
39:01
It's still the interrogation scene.
39:03
So the daughter's entered, she's left.
39:05
It was a chilling moment.
39:06
And here's what Smith goes on to say Neo says the normal line.
39:11
He says, "If you hurt my family, I'll kill you." And Smith
39:15
says, laughing, "I'm immortal.
39:16
Besides, I have seven armed agents outside.
39:18
Don't get in the way of your country, Jim- Neo.
39:20
Make no mistake, I want what's best for her.
39:23
Do what we ask and nobody will get hurt." Great.
39:25
Neo says, "Why was the German couple killed?"
39:27
Remember I said he was in charge of a lower echelon department or Smith's
39:30
department, in charge of strategic terrorists called the Ghost Program?
39:34
So this German guy had showed up that hadn't aged, and went and saw his wife in
39:39
Washington, DC, accomplished journalist in the story, and her name was Helena.
39:44
And he's not aged, and they follow him and see it as a Ghost Program where he then
39:48
is eliminated, and the body's eliminated.
39:50
And what's interesting is they gave the work to Mel Gibson in 1993, and he
39:55
did Forever Young for Joel Silver, the producer of The Matrix, did also an
39:58
insurance film, as we said, Forever Young.
40:01
And the wife of the military guy who Mel Gibson plays, who is cryogenically
40:05
preserved as in ours, comes back unaged as in ours, and goes to see his wife
40:10
named Helen, where ours is Helena.
40:12
They didn't even try.
40:13
Wow.
40:13
They didn't even try.
40:15
No.
40:15
Gosh They didn't even try.
40:16
So that was the first rip-off of it.
40:19
So then you have Outbreak to answer further your one question.
40:22
Outbreak shows the beginning of this screenplay where you have
40:25
floating over the canopy of the Amazon, lowering through the canopy.
40:29
Yeah.
40:29
And people who remember the film will remember lowering down and
40:31
boots pounding by and a monkey.
40:33
That's the opening of The Matrix story of the immortals.
40:36
Wow.
40:36
Yeah.
40:37
So they just took it like a timeline chop, chopped it up
40:40
like a Porsche in a chop shop.
40:42
So here's what he says after that, "Why was the German couple killed?"
40:45
Smith says, "Carl wouldn't listen," which means the CIA head knew
40:49
him personally, who had not aged.
40:52
"It's not time for the public to know yet. Think what would happen
40:55
if everyone knew that aging was a thing of the past, but only a few
40:58
were chosen. There'd be anarchy." That's exactly, take us back to China.
41:03
Let's wrap it back to China.
41:04
I want your thoughts.
41:06
Because what they spoke of was on a hot mic, off the record.
41:10
The most important thing they'd be talking about, which I had said on a
41:14
program before, not to toot a horn, just to set the landscape here, intellectual
41:17
landscape, is that they were going to have a conversation about m- longevity.
41:21
That's why they're bringing along Elon Musk, who has my tech as the
41:25
author and publisher, published work.
41:27
Christopher of the patent office with, patent attorney, said, "Your work's
41:30
published. That's why I'm gonna do this for free, because it's the right
41:32
thing to do." And then four calls from Elon Musk So what happens is it was
41:38
the right thing to do, but the idea was that I was saying they're gonna be
41:43
talking immortality, longevity program.
41:45
That's what these world leaders are gathering for, and they'll make an excuse
41:49
that it's about trade or something.
41:51
Now, here's the chilling thought.
41:52
Whatever side of the fence we've ever been on, I've always been, a
41:56
Trump supporter in the past, things like that, but here's the deal.
41:59
Trump is there coming back from that meeting with the China leader.
42:03
You know these things are being discussed, and it's a lot of show.
42:07
He says in an interview, basically says this yeah, we've… A lot
42:11
of good stuff talked about.
42:12
A lot of things.
42:13
We'll maybe change some, trade some Boeing aircraft might
42:16
happen." Paraphrasing badly here.
42:18
"But yeah, I'm not gonna tell you everything, but there was a
42:20
lot of good things discussed."
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'Cause he's not gonna tell you about the longevity being discussed.
42:23
They're gonna cover it over with a trade deal thing, where they're caught
42:26
on that hot mic, there is definitely a God, a hot mic that you played in
42:30
the beginning so graciously that shows that the real topic, they were there.
42:34
And if they're so into longevity, why not make it part of the discussion?
42:39
'Cause it's not gonna be available for the the non-chosen, the 99%.
42:44
My character in my own piece, they told me I put me in my own movie.
42:47
They put me in my own movie, they said, the Hollywood producers,
42:51
brag about it is fighting for the right for longevity for all.
42:55
And here's a thought, and I want your thoughts on this too.
42:57
It's your program, but I'm kinda steering it right now.
43:00
It's sorry, but it's people would say, in the general elect, they would
43:05
say I wanna go to heaven, and I'm good with a normal lifespan, and I
43:10
wanna be with Jesus." And it's okay, that's a segment of our population.
43:14
The question is, okay, so if you and your children, the normal lifespan
43:18
was 200, medically pure health, would you then want to die at 80 years old?
43:24
Would you terminate for what you call the normal lifespan in the past,
43:28
or would you allow your children to live to 200 and yourself too?
43:30
Or would you deprive them of your company?
43:32
Or is it more important to end your life?
43:35
Or, I want your thoughts on this, that people are saying, often they've said to
43:39
me, "I just wanna have a normal lifespan.
43:43
I don't want longevity." What if God intended longevity?
43:46
What if we were designed that way and something was tainted you
43:49
can say out of Eden or whatever.
43:50
But it's like what if our bodies actually are made to renew ourselves-
43:54
Yeah … and God gave us a sense of survival, like you demonstrate so well
43:57
in Navy SEALs, the ability to overcome odds and keep surviving and thriving?
44:04
Any thoughts on that attitude?
44:08
That's brilliant.
44:08
I love that.
44:09
'Cause I think that most people that are, have that kind of conversation,
44:13
'cause they're like, "Oh, if I make it to 80, then that's way
44:16
past the normal lifespan." No.
44:19
We're talking about a normal lifespan is at least 200.
44:22
Methuselah, almost 1,000 years old.
44:24
Come on.
44:25
This is what could be normal.
44:27
So if that was normal and you were healthy and you were wealthy,
44:33
which everyone can be, there's many mansions in my father's house, so why
44:37
wouldn't you want to, continue on?
44:39
Why would you s- stop at 80?
44:41
'Cause, 'cause you could have all this, fun and fantastic,
44:45
experiences with your family, and new friends, and learn new things.
44:50
You could be a doctor, you could be a lawyer, you could be, like, a astronaut.
44:53
You could be, like- … all these different things throughout your
44:55
life, which you can't even be barely one good one of any of those things
45:01
in the s- the current lifespan.
45:04
I think just about everybody's be like oh, hell yeah.
45:06
That's… I'm gonna do that.
45:07
What, that… Forget that 80 years old.
45:09
I'm on.
45:10
Let's go."
45:11
Now, you, let's go right into the screenplay one more time, 'cause
45:14
it all seemed to be coming true.
45:15
That's what they were telling me, producers from Hollywood.
45:17
It's all coming true.
45:18
Even the fake Oval Office is in there, Michael.
45:20
The fake Oval Office.
45:21
They, it's like they're imitating art.
45:24
Life imitating art, right?
45:25
'Cause they're, they were they were fascinated by it at the pitch session.
45:28
Bonaventure said, "This is revolutionary." But here's a thought, too.
45:31
In the original screenplay, they used religion.
45:34
They have a state religion in that one world society with cronies put in
45:38
place, like televangelists, in place to mislead those outside the program
45:44
to keep them adhering to a normal short life And not clamor for the elite.
45:52
That's the elite's answer, the long play in the screenplay for how to handle
45:58
that thing about, people would be an- creating anarchy if they were not allowed
46:02
to be part of this program, right?
46:05
And speaking of that, people have been programmed through movies like Deep
46:08
Impact and Armageddon, things like this, to believe that it's gonna be okay for
46:12
a lottery to be done after scientists and great accomplished artists are
46:17
selected with our military leaders and administrations will be selected, first
46:23
of all, and then there'll be a lottery for those rest of population to appease
46:28
them, that you could be part of this new reset society where we have to limit
46:33
how many are allowed in the program.
46:34
So that is not part of the matrix, but it is part of the immortals.
46:38
This whole idea of that lottery does exist, and it's called a merit program.
46:42
But like back to what you said about the train station scene, the merit program
46:46
that the people base their heart on with a state-run religion prompting
46:51
them to stick outside the program- is an idea that their children can have a
46:55
better life if they prove themselves.
46:57
And what do you think it comes down to in the original story?
47:00
The original story, it comes down to if they are appealing And that does not
47:04
guarantee them lasting in the program.
47:07
So we're talking Epstein files in The Immortals through the train station
47:12
scene, which you were very, keen to catch.
47:15
So very
47:15
cool.
47:15
Oh you've educated me, and I just start to piece all these different things
47:19
in r- our reality that you've shown us through your work what is going to be our
47:25
reality because you have the download.
47:27
And it's… they capture that, and they twisted it so that we
47:31
wouldn't have that knowledge.
47:33
That's why you should be doing the original work.
47:37
This would educate people on a level that would, accelerate our
47:41
development- Absolutely … accelerate all the people out there.
47:44
There wouldn't be a lottery like Hunger Games.
47:47
Your work also is, tied into Hunger Games as well.
47:49
Yeah.
47:49
So
47:49
crazy.
47:50
The stadium and everything, where the people batter- battle with their
47:53
kids- Yeah … for a chance for the program, to be in the program.
47:57
Exactly right.
47:58
That's where they got it.
47:59
And I love the way you phrased it too.
48:01
So we're looking at something where also they seem to fear the elite, the cabal.
48:06
It's hard to say the elite, 'cause they kept telling me I'm part of the elite.
48:10
You would be part of the elite in their mindset because you
48:12
have the aptitudes, abilities, the talents, the, the man stuff.
48:15
So it's like they would consider you part of the club, even if our ideologies would
48:20
be at a crossroad on differing on how humanity should be treated, and so there's
48:26
this interesting divide and chasm, which is also crossed over in different ways,
48:34
where they'll go, "We offer you this if you'll do this. We'll offer you this. We
48:37
know you wanna help everybody." Go back to that Lorne Holmberg Masons moment,
48:43
where I'm brought into Mason's on Maui.
48:45
Promised as a performer that, you'd fit right in.
48:47
Just memorize stuff.
48:48
We have drinks together, and it helps your business or your family.
48:50
All right.
48:50
Great.
48:51
He sits me down.
48:52
Lorne Holmberg, designed gates, export-imports from Africa, designed gates
48:56
for the wealthy, very wealthy man himself.
48:57
Said he was CIA also, Lorne.
49:00
And he said, "Look, we're fas- We are fa- " He said it in plural.
49:04
"We're fascinated by your story," which he meant CIA guys that he knew.
49:08
"We're fascinated by your story," 'cause another guy, Paul, was there too.
49:13
Just don't try to make a difference." No, sorry. Took it out of order.
49:16
"We're fascinated by your story.
49:17
We're gonna blow your mind with the, blow your mind with the
49:19
knowledge you're gonna have.
49:20
You're one of the elite now.
49:21
Just don't try to make a difference."
49:25
So I have a question.
49:26
Did you notice when you were part of the organization
49:29
Yeah
49:29
… ' cause I know there's good people there too.
49:31
Oh, yeah.
49:32
Was there a prevailing thought- Like Lauren was expressing, not to try to save
49:38
the world, not to try to help everybody, not to try to even really care or cater
49:43
to American citizens, but actually just the organization existed pretty
49:47
much to take care of the organization's needs or the higher level's needs.
49:52
It's very cryptic the way I'm saying it.
49:54
I'm sorry, I don't know how to phrase
49:55
it.
49:55
And you're absolutely right.
49:56
It's the same thing within these organizations, 'cause I said somebody I
50:00
was commenting on somebody in the chat.
50:01
They're like the military will save us." And I'm like, "No, the military
50:05
is involved in the pedo games too."
50:08
And I thought the military was gonna save us.
50:10
No, the good military's gonna save us.
50:12
There's a good aspect within the u- within the CIA.
50:15
The military, yeah.
50:15
Hello, I was part of it.
50:17
And then there's the part that you're talking about.
50:20
There's the, the elite that want the longevity, but they don't want it for us.
50:25
They want to harvest our organs so they can continue.
50:28
And that's stupid, because there are technologies out there where we
50:32
don't have to harvest organs to like, stay healthy and have longevity.
50:36
That's their dumbed down version of their longevity.
50:39
So yes, we can have 200, 900 years again.
50:43
After, Noah, after the flood, Noah we stopped having longevity.
50:48
Because all the technology that had that was gone, wiped out.
50:51
So now we're getting to the point, through Neuralink and all these other
50:55
technologies, I'm not saying that Neuralink's gonna b- give us longevity,
50:57
but- there is an aspect just like AI, just like the internet is good, there's
51:03
aspects within the CIA that are good, and there's aspects that are really, that
51:07
are controlling the CIA to a great extent at this point that are quite evil, that
51:12
only serve the elite and try and keep the rest of us crushed down and destroyed.
51:19
Destroy us as much as they can.
51:21
'Cause they wanna keep our population down, because the more of us the
51:24
bigger the threat we are to them.
51:26
Exactly.
51:27
Said, and thanks for expressing all that too and sharing that,
51:29
'cause that's so important.
51:30
And what Lauren said to me, you just made me think of it, after I'd said, when he
51:34
said, "Don't try to make a difference," I said, "I can't help myself."
51:37
I s- I write my work, it comes out the way it does because I
51:40
do it as a service to humanity.
51:42
Yeah.
51:42
So if I would change that mentality, it would not work the way it
51:45
would… It wouldn't turn out right.
51:46
Yeah.
51:47
And, You wouldn't
51:47
get the workloads you're getting, yeah.
51:49
And so apparently I gave him the wrong answer, and I cared too much is the thing.
51:55
And so that's the interesting ele- or sad element about this,
51:58
is those of us that care too much really do the best work, I think.
52:01
Yeah.
52:02
'Cause we're we're sensitive of what our audience are gonna feel.
52:04
We can do it, if we're smart, we do it in layers like you
52:06
l- exhibit layered thinking.
52:08
Same as me.
52:08
And it's if those people are stripped away because they care
52:11
too much, and that's a parameter.
52:14
Then you're gonna end up with a really shady group of people running the show.
52:18
Yeah.
52:18
And, and then with a mentality like this, I wanna read this one element.
52:21
I never read this on the air before.
52:22
It's from page… I love that you said, "Make the movie."
52:25
We are gonna make the movie.
52:26
Like I said, Christopher's patent office work was supposed to preload
52:29
it, but Elon Musk was alerted that we were doing it, so as soon as the
52:33
patent went in, claim, he was alerted.
52:36
But on page 109, listen to this phrasing-
52:38
Tom, I wish I was, I wish I was rich.
52:40
I would, we would create your movie.
52:43
Oh, I'd love that.
52:43
I'd love that, yeah.
52:44
I would.
52:44
We'll see what happens.
52:45
Maybe you'll get blessed like crazy.
52:47
So yeah.
52:49
Yeah.
52:49
You're on the road anyway.
52:50
I would.
52:50
Yeah.
52:51
That'd
52:51
be cool.
52:52
We, we'd have a fortune, so it would be- That would be so much
52:54
fun
52:54
God would be so generous.
52:57
He's "Finally. Finally some- somebody…" But it doesn't have to be me.
53:01
No.
53:01
There's some billionaires out there that would love to do this, but they
53:05
know that if they did they would get hammered, so- At first … that's why
53:10
no one has the cojones to step up.
53:12
That's why Trump at this point, even though he knows that you are the man-
53:17
They claim he's waiting
53:18
for the right time
53:18
He's not getting involved yet because there's a timing
53:21
thing that's involved here.
53:22
And- You do it too soon and you can lose everything.
53:25
Oh, I hear you.
53:26
Even Roseanne said she was gonna make it, but y- Oh, yeah … people say that,
53:29
but then it's like they, when they look at the orchestra that's working against
53:33
us to do this, the powers that be have had a long time to entrench themselves-
53:38
Oh, yeah
53:38
and perfect their system of destruction and subjugation and control.
53:44
Yeah.
53:44
And so they've, they're way ahead of the race on that.
53:47
We're, we-
53:48
And then how are we gonna get it?
53:49
'Cause they own all the movie theaters and- Yeah … so how are you gonna get
53:53
it to the public, so it's a, it's tough.
53:55
Yeah.
53:55
It's definitely tough.
53:56
Yeah.
53:56
Yeah.
53:56
Here's the statement by the architect… Now, there's one
53:58
thing I wanna share with you too.
53:59
I don't ever really talk about this much on the Joe On You program.
54:03
In the original work, again, the suits from Warner Brothers in that
54:06
first meeting in 1995, they asked the Wachowskis and Joel Silver, they
54:09
said, "We know we have something cool, but we don't understand it.
54:11
Could you explain it?" None of them could explain it.
54:14
None of them understood it- … 'cause it was written in complex layers.
54:17
One of the layers that was complex was the architect has a son.
54:22
The architect has an only son- Wow … derived from the eggs of the architect's
54:27
mother, and they allow them to age to five years old, and then they eliminated every
54:34
one except for the most identical matching to the architect himself genetic-wise
54:39
that looked and matched mostly.
54:41
And the son was supposed to feel grateful that he was the one
54:44
begotten chosen son of the architect.
54:48
Now, it's a lot to swallow.
54:49
So when you see the real movie it's gonna be a lot deeper than
54:52
The Matrix and grabbing a sneaker.
54:54
So what happens is you've got this also.
54:58
The architect's son then, Lucas loved this by the way, the architect's son,
55:03
from Star Wars- he get- elicits or selects Neo to believe that the architect's
55:12
son is against what his father's doing.
55:13
His father's gonna launch an Armageddon, so he elicits Neo to alert underground
55:18
and allows them to be standing by ready for when the architect is taken out.
55:24
The architect's son, think of this in the Matrix movie that they couldn't
55:27
understand, they took it out.
55:28
Put it back in there now.
55:29
Think of it this way.
55:30
Back in.
55:31
So Neo is at the assassination of the architect, and then… he's a witness.
55:37
And then the architect's son hugs, Lucas put it in Solo in
55:42
Star Wars Solo, hugs his father-
55:45
Wow
55:45
… after shooting him in the arms and the legs.
55:47
And his father, because his father needed, the architect needed somebody
55:50
to love, and he has this one son he chose, and he thought his son would be
55:53
grateful, and here he is killing him.
55:55
He s- he even hugs his son, wounded in all four places.
55:59
"I love you, son." And his son blows him away in his arms.
56:04
So that's why they did it in Solo, with Solo.
56:06
Wow.
56:07
Now, they, using up the story, they call it.
56:09
Now, the import of this is that the architect's son takes his father's
56:12
place by using his enhancer.
56:15
He cuts it, the en- enhancer out, bloodying his hands from the back
56:18
of his father's neck, holds it up and says, "Now we are one."
56:22
Wow.
56:22
Almost tenderly.
56:24
Because now he can be everything, all the memories, all the knowledge.
56:29
Everything his father has, his identity is now in his hands.
56:32
Talk about identity theft.
56:33
And he can now put it in back and take his father's place.
56:35
He didn't wanna be number two.
56:38
And so here's what the architect's son says to the troops before the
56:43
Armageddon, where he's gonna purge the agents, and that's why the agents,
56:47
like yourself, join the underground.
56:51
Now, we've talked about the good military people.
56:54
Yeah.
56:54
This is the scene.
56:55
Now, here's what the architect's son says to all the people.
56:58
"I am the alpha and the omega.
57:01
You are my chosen.
57:03
As the sun rises, so will you.
57:05
Make for me a pure world.
57:07
This day the scriptures are fulfilled.
57:09
I am the lamb of God.
57:11
I am.
57:12
The soldiers rise to their feet in a flurry of salutes.
57:15
Z Kyle.
57:17
The architect's son drinks in their praise as the soldiers' shouts continue.
57:20
He speaks over them.
57:22
'I am with you always.'"
57:24
Wow.
57:24
So there's where we're heading right now.
57:27
The China visit is very important.
57:30
It means the clock has ticked to the 12th hour.
57:33
The camps are being refurbished.
57:35
It doesn't matter what administration's in charge.
57:38
They're all doing it, all of them.
57:41
President Trump, if you're waiting for the right moment, I think
57:45
you've held the audience in suspense as long as it needs to be held.
57:49
It's time.
57:51
You know the real story.
57:53
Let's get it out of the hands of Elon Musk and back in those that actually care
57:57
too much, and we can have a better world.
58:00
And that's my thoughts.
58:02
Wow.
58:05
That's incredible, Dom.
58:06
Wow.
58:08
What a, what an incredible hour.
58:09
I just looked at the time.
58:10
I was like, "An hour went
58:11
by?" And not even see the time.
58:13
It just ended that way.
58:14
That is… There's a God.
58:16
We know this.
58:17
Yeah.
58:18
And I just wanna say something right now I usually never do on the air.
58:20
I just wanna say this in front of you, Michael.
58:22
I just wanna take a moment and say, Father God, thank you for making Michael,
58:28
thank you for making me, Tracy Joe, all of us, that we're alive in this time
58:32
and honored to be in this time to bring forward truth fearlessly, and real men
58:38
and real women divinely as you created, coming together to change a world in its
58:44
most desperate hour, the most perfect time to be alive if people wanna matter.
58:51
Thank you, Father.
58:51
Amen.
58:52
Amen.
58:53
Wow, beautiful.
58:55
All right, that's… You can't get any better ending than right there, right Dom?
59:00
All
59:00
right.
59:00
Thank you for coming on.
59:01
Thank you for sharing.
59:02
Great info as always.
59:04
Wow.
59:05
Yeah we're hopeful that things are gonna be exposed and turned
59:08
around and, that President Trump will expose a lot of stuff.
59:13
We're watching, right?
59:14
If he's right, waiting for the right moment, it's now.
59:18
So yeah, all right.
59:19
But thank you, Michael.
59:19
Yeah.
59:20
Yeah.
59:21
Yeah.
59:21
Thanks everyone.
59:22
All right, take care.
59:28
Woo!