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Self sabotage and mind control · UK Column Radio

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Jason Kristoff, thank you for joining me in the trenches.
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Jerem, thanks for having me back.
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I appreciate the work you did and you do.
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And I sent out a great one of your great interviews yesterday
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to my email list. The feeling is mutual.
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I appreciate the work that you do, Jason, and I think it's very
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pertinent, particularly now post COVID.
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Well, I don't think it's really ended and there's no post COVID.
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It's just like COVID and it just keeps going because you can see
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there's still a lot of people under the spell, but the spell
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is being cast for a lot longer, well before 2020, to have people
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believe in certain systems and structures that were weaponized
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against us heavily from 2024. But I don't think COVID is over.
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It certainly isn't over for the people that are, you know, dying
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suddenly having heart attacks and strokes.
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And even those people, sometimes it's hard for them to put it
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together. And I think it was designed to
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be hard to connect the dots where you did something in 2021
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or 2022 and then, you know, you pass away in 2025.
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If someone doesn't really know what's going on, obviously you
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can't, you can't make that leap that it was something that was
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done to you in 2022 that caused your death in 2025.
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And I think, you know, the magical chemistry that is inside
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these these devices or experiments was designed to be
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like that, to give this like long timeline between when you
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were in fact, you know, when you were infiltrated in the time you
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went down. And mercury was used like that
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in the past, right? Mercury.
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This is like one of the assassins favourite concoctions
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or favourite natural substances. There's a bunch of assassins in
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the not in the too far distant past that really like to use
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mercury. They would go to a King's
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dinner, put a little bit in the food, and then the king would
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get sick and maybe pass away for four days later.
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So you'd had that deniability that hey, hey, it wasn't me.
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He's just naturally six. He just happened to get sick and
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pass away so. Yeah, so when you talk about
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COVID, it's more like a catch phrase.
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Absolutely. It's not like it's symbolic,
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really. The word COVID, it's almost like
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symbols can carry a lot of a lot of information.
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This is the power of symbols in the human psyche.
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Like if I have a cross around my neck, it's not just a cross, is
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it? It carries a lot of other
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information in it about who I am, what I believe in, what
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conversation you might get into with me if you engage with me.
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Covid's almost like a symbol now where it could mean 10 or 20 or
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even 30 different things. To me, it could mean 40 or 50 or
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even 100 different things. And, and I think the the great
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thing about that symbolic meaning behind COVID, it gives
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us a way to navigate moving forward of all the issues we
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have to start looking at, we got to look at authority.
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We have to look at giving our power away.
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We have to look at mind control, psychological manipulation.
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We got to look at that a lot harder because none of these
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things make any sense. I mean, poison can't make you
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healthier. Poison doesn't work like that.
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And you can see this is one of the foundational cornerstones of
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this con. And again, that cornerstone was
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laid a lot earlier than 2020. Everybody today thinks medicine
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is something that can kill you and that, yeah, a lot of it
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could kill me, but a little bit will make me better.
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And it doesn't make any sense. And so how easy is it for a mind
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control expert to rule over a population in this way?
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Like how easy is it for us to be tricked into believing things
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that make no logical sense whatsoever?
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Like even like mercury teeth fillings?
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No one's no one's thinking, which is another symbolic
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representation of COVID is we've given up thinking.
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This is why debate was removed from school.
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So it's we, we, we do have the framework to dig our way out of
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this. But again, and one of the
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foundational quarter stories of the COVID con was, you know,
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just make it stop and let me get back to my my, you know, self
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gratifying pleasure cycles. I'll do anything to get back to
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my travel. I'll do anything to get back to
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my job, my security, my safety, my routine, up to and including
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throwing a toxic arm dirt into myself.
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And so we we have to address our complete obsession with pleasure
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cycles. And basically no one wants to
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face the hard day. We're getting a little lazy.
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And basically the the price of freedom is constant vigilance.
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Vigilance takes a little bit of effort.
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No one wants to put the effort in.
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So we are where we are and hopefully we can dig our way out
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of this. Why though?
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Why is it like that do you think?
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I think I I've the human brain and body, the system we have,
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we're like, we're designed to survive.
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We we need leaders, we need followers.
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We're designed to mimic and emulate and copy the most
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repetitive content of our environment.
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So we're built for mind control. Someone's like, oh, how does
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someone mind control a human? I'm like, well, we're, we're
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like mind control. Like we're mind control on legs.
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This is how our nervous system works.
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This is how a child mimics and copies and emulates the
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behaviour of of their parents so that they can fit in to the
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tribe. And if the tribe's biting the
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heads off live chickens as a morning ritual, you're going to
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bite the head off a live chicken every morning.
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Because this is how we're built. And I, I don't know if what we
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call the Free Masonic order or the ruling group.
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Sometimes I wonder if that ruling group started out as an
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altruistic group trying to help people.
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Because I know right now if someone evil phoned some people
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in the truth movement. Let's just take Alex Jones and
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the person who's evil said, look, Alex, look, I'm just going
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to be honest with you. We've tried this.
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Humans don't change. You can't help them that you
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can't save them. You've been trying to save them
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for 30 years, Alex. You can't trust me.
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We have 3000 years of research on this.
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You can't do this. So we actually were like you at
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one time. We've tried to help people and
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they can't help themselves, no matter how much help you give
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them. So we decided to form the Free
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Masonic Order secret societies because they're unhelpable.
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So come on our side and we'll pay you.
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We'll take away your trillion dollar fine.
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Wasn't it a trillion dollar fine that they gave to Alex?
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I think it was. Yes, and it's stupid.
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I know it doesn't even that kind of money, that monetary fine
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makes no sense whatsoever. It's good, but that's why it's.
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A show, Yeah. So I don't know if this is
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always the way it's going to be. I, I don't know.
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But it, it baffles me that people still believe in some of
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these illogical, irrational and these fantastical concepts.
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It baffles me every single day. So I don't know where it's going
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to go. I know it's been like this for a
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long time. Obviously, I mean, look at look
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at the story of Jesus. I don't know, like I just want,
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you know, the truth community be like Jesus isn't really never
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existed. You know, the way they attack
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you. But even if it's just a story, I
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mean, think of the story where he's walking up.
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Obviously, he's got some injustice done to them.
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And all people do is line the roads and watch him with, with
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the cross and, and the crown of thorns.
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And they don't do anything. They don't run out.
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And I guess some people ran out and, you know, buried the cross
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a little bit to help them. But that's not really what he
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needed. Let me help you, You know, let
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me bear the cross a bit for your brother so that we can, so that
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it's easier for you to get up on the cross.
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We'll just spear you in the side when you're almost dead.
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I mean, these kinds of stories #1 they're disempowering, right?
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I mean, there's a truth teller, whether he was real or not,
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Jesus. And then the state killed them.
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I mean, that alone is not good programming whatsoever if you're
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a truth teller. So these the, whether they're
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allegory stories, real life events, it seems that this is
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what we're involved in here is sort of a cycle.
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And I would love to break the cycle.
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I just don't know who's with me. I know we were really getting
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there in, say, 2024. There was more people exiting
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the system than I've ever seen before in my lifetime.
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So there was hundreds of millions of people going for the
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exit, leaving the system. And there was 10s of millions in
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the US saying, you know what, it's government.
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It's not really a red or blue issue.
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And they're like, we're just going to walk out on the idea of
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government. Then this Pied Piper came in
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with the magical flute and I saw all the people going for the
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exits gets, you know, turned around and ploughed back into
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the system. And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa,
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whoa, whoa. I thought we were done
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outsourcing our power to the system.
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They're like, no, we love this Pied Piper.
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He's telling us all the right Liaria and I'm like, OK, hold
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on. So you just accept it.
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You don't get upset. You observe it and you are
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basically the foundation is for me, OK, Given what I see, how do
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I protect myself and my family? And then once I have that
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strategy in place, then I try and move that strategy out to
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others. If they want to listen, I'm not
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going to push it down their throat.
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It's something that I've observed that when Trump came
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in, suddenly, suddenly people went back into the sort of
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established narratives. Now it's a lab leak and there
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was a pandemic and digital ID is cool again.
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As long as it's, you know, coming by the border and it
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doesn't matter what he does, the can will be kicked down the
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road. And what baffles me even more
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Germ is who's organising all this.
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I mean, it is hard to turn that many people back into the system
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where they're going headlong out of the system only months later.
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You get a couple high emotional impact situations going on in
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the US like Butler and everybody's like, he's got to be
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against the deep state. Like all the evidence is there.
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But who can organise such a turn around?
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It's almost like it would have to be AI on its own to
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coordinate all this stuff. I mean, some of these things,
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everything, you know, we'll just let it all hang out here in the
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stupidity lane. But everything from The Simpsons
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court, like doing the predictive programming 1510, five years
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before things happen that's showing up on The Simpsons.
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Like what's really going on here?
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And I'm not saying I'm confused or depressed or disoriented or
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I've given up or I'm just going to Babble here just for the sake
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of babbling. I'm just saying, doesn't anybody
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else find it a little bit too complex to mentally control this
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many people if we were to assume it's only humans planning all
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this? I mean, it's planned down to the
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NTH degree. Everything from the photographer
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being in the front stage of the Butler incident, the flag was
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flying over, you know, the first rate rated the perfect time.
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So yeah, I mean, it's it's very complex to get people believing
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in government again. And then you see the the
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narrative of social commentators, let's say the
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Hodge twins. Do you know the Hodge twins?
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Yeah, and we the discussion about getting away from
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government as a system that is being incinerated.
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So now people just talk about my side is doing this and and once
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we we've lost the plot that we're back in the system 100%.
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So the government ran ruck shot over absolutely everybody on
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both sides of the aisle up into 2024.
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And then somehow they managed to boomerang us back in or we're
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taking another mental kick at the can.
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And it's obvious that we shouldn't have done that.
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And it's going to be more obvious, you know, in another
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three years, the the Trump hangover, the hopium hangover is
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going to be severe in everybody. And they're going to be hanging.
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Everybody's going to be hanging their heads that they support a
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government again. But that's where the next person
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comes in on the shiny White Horse over the horizon with the
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sword in the air to save everybody.
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And if we don't understand how these things work by now, I
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don't know if we're going to fully under.
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I don't know if the population is ready to grow up and put on
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their adult pants and say, I got to just rule myself, keep my own
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money. Like, how could anybody argue
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with that concept that waking up in the morning where no one's
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trying to poison you off the planet and you have all your
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money in your back pocket to navigate your life for you and
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your family, How is that a bad idea or an idea that no one
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would think would make their life better?
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It baffles the mind. I'm wondering though, Jason, if
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this is just the nature of the human psyche.
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You know, imagine if 70 or 80% of people at any given time were
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out of the system. Perhaps they'd be chaos.
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Yeah, I've, I, I guess we don't really know, but we're in all
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the movies though, Germ, I mean Mad Max.
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And we're told constantly by media that the government will
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say that save the day. The government's the good guy.
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We all know the CIA has, I think it's a huge budget.
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It's like a it's in the hundreds of millions to work with
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Hollywood in order to prop up the idea that if we don't have
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government, everything will collapse.
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And I mean, we know that the famous memes, what would happen
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if we didn't have government? Well, bad people would, you
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know, kill us and steal our money.
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And I'm like. Who build the roads?
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Yeah, who build the roads? Well, what's happening now?
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My friend builds roads for a living.
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It's not the government. The government pays him to build
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the roads. The government doesn't have any
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road building expertise. There's a friend I know who
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paves most of the roads in my old home province of Ontario,
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Southern Ontario. It's not the government, it's my
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friend and his company. So again, if people would say,
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well, imagine the anarchy or an anarchy just means no rulers.
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It doesn't mean there's no rules.
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But to be like, imagine people would kill us and steal our
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money. And of course, what do you think
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is going on today? It's almost like the human
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condition that we're trying to avoid talking about is that you
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can humans love lies that make them feel good.
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All my friends, not all of them. I hate using that word.
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Most of them. They're not like me, right?
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So am I crazy or are they crazy? I've never really figured that
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out, but they seem to really love lies that make them feel
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good. Like your Doctor Who wears the
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white butcher coat. Same butcher coat is the, you
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know, the guy that cuts up the meat down at the grocery store.
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He's an health expert, although he smokes or she smokes.
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And and not that not all doctors smoke, but some in my town, in
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my Old Town of Cornwall ON Canada, I smoke.
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They're overweight. There's, you know, smoking
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section outside the hospital as you walk in the hospital and
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there's chocolate bar chip and pop machines everywhere that the
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patients are being fed. Food not fit for a maggot to
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consume would choke a maggot. And people like the lie.
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These are the health experts. They're here to take care of
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you. So there's something about human
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nature that they they like feeling safe and secure even if
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you lie to them. And you can see a lot of people
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can be lied to and they don't react as long as the lies are
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that that fake feel good kind. And I, I don't know, I'm
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starting to, I'm not starting to question.
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My life is better financially and romantically and health wise
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by facing the hard day. But if you're not willing to
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face the hard day, what are your options?
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I guess you just seek out the lies that please you the most,
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that make you feel safe the most.
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If you're adverse to hard work, I guess the only other option is
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that you look for the authority figure that's going to tell you
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the best lie. And that's what elections are
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Who? And people sometimes don't
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understand that there is a business to politics where you
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are buying a service. You don't, you might not
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understand that you are buying a product.
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And to the average person, what they're buying is the best liar,
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the the lies that make them feel good.
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And in exchange for lying to the public and making them, giving
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them a false sense of security in the world, you can have
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anywhere between 25 and 55% of their income, plus maybe another
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15 or 20% and and various other hidden taxes, levies and fees.
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And so it's like a business. What lies are the best lies to
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be told in this four year period in order to keep people?
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Going into the, you know, into the small little area with the
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shower curtain and pretending they have control over their
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lives. But isn't that part of, as you
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said, the human condition? It's the it's a design mechanism
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to give people meaning and purpose, even if it isn't true.
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Yeah. And I guess if you like, when I
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get up in the morning and see, that's the thing, It's very
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different for me. I've been an entrepreneur since
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31 years of being in business. So I graduated McGill
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University, which is Canada's still top university, in 1994.
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And within six months I had my first tired asset business.
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I was making great money and when I get up in the morning, if
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you're a businessman and you want to be successful, which
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means provide service for your community in a very moral and
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ethical way, you have to get up for yourself, not because
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someone's lying to you and making you feel good.
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So the, I, I mean, I understand the human condition.
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I don't know if it's the human condition because most people
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today are really horny for the the the best lie coming from the
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best liar only because they've had that Channel of creative
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energy flow stolen from them. Where?
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Yeah, OK, well, maybe I don't know what it's like to have a
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meaningless, futile and and directionless existence to the
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point where the lies might be the only thing that gives me
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security and safety and a maybe I don't know what that's like.
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And can we say it's the human condition?
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I don't know. I don't know if we would get so
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many directionless empty and and fuel tile pathways followed by
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humans if the government school system wasn't also involved in
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our society which is there to they documented.
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It's not. I mean read the book Weapon,
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Weapons of Mass Instruction by John Taylor Gatto.
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The destruction of the children's creativity and innate
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human potential is the goal of the system in order to produce
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this very depressed and robotic workforce.
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So maybe when you're channelled through that system and you
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develop this learned helplessness, maybe the best
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liar is one of your only options.
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But that's why I try to. I teach entrepreneurship.
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I teach empowerment principles. I teach documented strategies to
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remove yourself from the learned helpless helplessness cycle.
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I just don't know if I'm going to be able to reach as many
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people needed to hit that critical mass as as we all like
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to get there where we don't have to wake up expecting something
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bizarrely disastrous to happen to us.
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You reminded me now of that song by Pink Floyd, The Wall.
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Which one? The Wall.
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Oh yeah, that's an old one and you know it.
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It does. I mean, that's what the school
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system is for. So I think humans are inherently
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good. What what I found in my studies
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in mind control is that humans can be inherently good or bad.
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And if they're inherently bad, if you look into the environment
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and where they live or where they were grew up, that inherent
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Vadnais actually served them to help them survive.
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So I believe we're sort of like a walking Swiss Army knife.
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I believe there's a lot of, I believe our Wi-Fi that we use
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today was developed hypothetically from how humans
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transmit and download information, not from
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themselves, but from sort of the ether as, as they would say.
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And I think all the options for human behaviour are not stored
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in us, but are stored elsewhere. And I believe our internal
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chemical changes. Like I remember getting beat up
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when I was a kid and basically I downloaded different behavioural
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options to deal with that situation.
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And thank God I did, because the defence of my body, the defence
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of my territory, I had to get violent or I would have died.
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So, so bait. Go ahead.
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Now I was going to ask, is that what you label as self sabotage?
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The self sabotage, I believe there's portions of that inside
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our adapted, like we have adaptive behaviour systems where
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yeah, we can. Those adaptive behaviour systems
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can become sort of set in concrete and then after the
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threat is being removed, we can still be reacting to the danger
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long into the future with behaviours that don't service.
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That's what self sabotage is. But what I was, but what I think
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what I was really trying to say is that humans are they could be
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good or bad. And I think if they're placed in
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bad environments, given bad food, shown violent video games,
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shown violent movies, John Wick one through 4, the Equaliser one
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through three, I think the chemical changes that happen in
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our body, the downloaded behaviours that may or may not
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be coming from somewhere else, they'll turn us what we call
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evil. And I do believe that the people
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ruling us know that. And I think This is why they
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drown us in the bad food. They drown us in the ugly and
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rotting trash fire media and I think we're acting out evil
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behaviours a lot more than the natural environment would
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causing us. I think we have an unnatural
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environment and I think whether the chemical changes happen in
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our body because we're given bad food or because we're watching a
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lot, you know, violent media, whether it's chemical changes
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inside of us because of what we're exposed to.
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Or like I said, I, I like to call it the God's Wi-Fi or the
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devil's Wi-Fi. If we, if we're put in fearful
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environments and we pick up the devil's Wi-Fi as a defensive
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response to the disastrous environment we're in.
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I think this is just part and parcel again of the human
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condition. So we really, if we want humans
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to be peaceful, if we want humans to be happy and satisfied
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and innovative and inventive, we have to understand the
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environment in which we live, whether it's chemical or whether
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it's Devil's Wife 5 versus God's Wi-Fi.
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We have to commit to creating environments for children,
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infants, mothers that is always peaceful, always beautiful,
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always symmetrical, always supportive.
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And then if there's a natural disaster that happens, we should
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expect some, some very weird and dark behaviours from people in
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and around that disaster area. But I do believe that the ruling
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groups know what I'm talking about and they, they've
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purposely manufactured an evil environment so that we become
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evil. And I think one of their goals
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is that they've been, I'm just going to be honest with people
28:10
here. There's the bloodlines are about
28:13
successively abusive families because in a fight, the one who
28:19
kills first usually wins. I think that's the sort of
28:22
personality we're dealing with. And I believe they've maintained
28:26
control because they've almost changed their, their genetics to
28:30
be psychopathic. And I, I think they know that.
28:34
And the easiest way to hide that germ is to create an environment
28:38
for us where we become sort of pseudo psychopathic so that when
28:42
they operate out in the open, it's really hard for us to have
28:45
a reference point to point them out or label them as defective.
28:49
The concept of evil fascinates me, though, Jason.
28:54
Let me play devil's advocate, if you'll excuse the pun, But it's
28:59
never you who's evil. It's always the other person.
29:03
Well, wasn't George Soros's son actually said that he was going
29:07
to be more evil than his dad? Or you might want to load that
29:11
quote up. Yeah, that's fascinating.
29:13
Yeah. Was it Soros?
29:15
I think it was Soros. But yeah, you're right.
29:19
Every I think someone like Bill Gates just wakes up.
29:23
I think he is part of one of these bloodlines.
29:25
I believe he was abused. I believe they know
29:29
wholeheartedly. It's not a complicated a line of
29:33
cause and effect to figure out. If you abuse a child, you will
29:36
get a Bill Gates. You will get a George Soros.
29:40
I just think they scramble for surviving.
29:43
I think that they scramble for security.
29:47
I think they've been programmed to believe it's either us or
29:51
them or me or or you, that someone has to die, someone has
29:56
to suffer and it's not going to be anymore because I was so
29:59
abused as a child. If anybody's going to suffer,
30:02
it's going to be you. And it's better for me to
30:04
coordinate getting rid of you before you find out how evil I
30:08
really am, or you might come and get me.
30:10
So I I do think the psychology of the traumatised child is
30:17
heavily involved in the blood lineage of the ruling groups
30:20
that Lord over us. And I think you're right.
30:24
No one. I don't think any of these
30:26
people, like, I don't think Peter Thiel, Dan Dix sort of
30:34
found him. Yeah.
30:36
Or Elon or Peter Thiel was run down by Dan Dix, not run over.
30:41
But Dan Dix, the press for truth tried to interview him in the
30:47
Bilderberg area. I think it's in Geneva this
30:50
year. And I don't think Peter Thiel
30:53
knows exactly how evil he is. I'm, I'm not too sure.
30:58
I think he believes he's just a savvy businessman reacting to
31:05
the market and that he's got loans from people he didn't know
31:10
personally and that things are really going his way and that he
31:14
he's going to be set for life and he can't wait to go to the
31:17
Monaco Grand Prix and stay on the most expensive yacht.
31:21
I don't know if these people understand just how evil they
31:25
really are. I just tell people evil is Liv
31:28
spelled backwards. So my definition of evil is
31:31
anything that sort of destroys life earlier than its natural
31:37
timeline toward death. That's that's what I really
31:41
believe. So sort of a premature death
31:43
caused by the another, we all die.
31:46
So I don't really think that's evil.
31:48
But if I were to cause the death of another human prematurely by
31:53
my own hand, I believe that's evil.
31:56
And you're right. I don't think any of these
31:58
people like when I look at say, Donald Trump and him posturing
32:03
just yesterday about he wanted an unconditional surrender from
32:07
every inhabitant of Iran, I don't know if he realised.
32:14
I mean, I sure, I'm sure someone told him to say that.
32:18
I am not going to let anybody believe that.
32:22
I believe that he's in control of anything.
32:24
I believe he's in control of absolutely nothing.
32:28
Someone told him to say that. But I don't think it dawns on
32:32
him how evil that, you know, that declaration really is.
32:37
I think he's been accustomed and desensitised to his scripts to
32:43
the point where I think he just believes he's got to read his
32:48
scripts or they're going to flush him down the toilet.
32:51
And you know, that's the ultimate form of mind control,
32:54
right? Threat to your life?
32:57
I don't know if you know the story, The Handmaid's Tale.
33:00
Those in control can inflict severe harm on others while
33:06
claiming that it's it's for the good.
33:09
It's they're not, they're not doing something evil.
33:12
You know they will appreciate this later on.
33:17
And this is common, I'll be honest with you.
33:20
When I'm the companies I've owned or partnered in or
33:26
mentored to open have grossed 1/4 of a billion dollars and I
33:34
don't have anywhere near that $250 million I don't personally
33:38
have. I have enough to eat well and
33:41
not worry too much, but because of my traumatic past, I do worry
33:44
quite a bit. But when you have a certain
33:49
amount of power, and this is what the benefit of being a
33:52
business person is, which they rob from people is you learn how
33:57
to manage power. When you get power and no one's
34:02
taught you how to use it properly, you're going to end up
34:05
like the person in that film that you just described the hand
34:09
man's to. They don't know how to manage or
34:11
use power without hurting people.
34:14
And this is another reason I try to preach entrepreneurship and a
34:18
lot of people, you know, but we live in an anti entrepreneurship
34:23
and anti abundance and an anti independent society.
34:26
Now where if you're people actually look at me sometimes
34:32
they call me a grifter. They call me.
34:36
I mean, OK, so here's. Controlled opposition.
34:38
Controlled opposition, right? Yeah, that's the catch phrase.
34:43
Yeah, because I support myself. So I haven't worked for anybody
34:51
since I graduated from McGill University.
34:55
I've given value to to the community.
34:58
It's not like it's a forced jab clinic where I'm going to steal
35:03
your money and give you something you don't want.
35:06
If you don't want my service, you don't have to take it.
35:10
It's not mandatory, it's not compulsory.
35:13
So what I'm trying to say is that the average person today,
35:20
once they get power, no one's taught them.
35:22
There is no structure in our society so you can rein in that
35:26
power. And a lot of the people that are
35:33
in these positions, these positions, they're doing great
35:35
harm to people. They're artificial positions.
35:39
The, you know, like Bill Gates didn't invent the computer or
35:42
the code or anything like this, the Apple iPhone, yadda, yadda,
35:47
yadda. These are all, you know,
35:49
technologies given to them. They're, they're, they're not
35:51
corporations. They're, they're corporations in
35:55
the sense that they're on the stock market.
35:56
But what I'm trying to say is there's a lot of people giving
35:59
power in our society that don't know how to use it.
36:02
And when you don't, when you have power and you don't know
36:05
how to use it, generally people will start doing some pretty
36:08
evil things to maintain their power.
36:12
And we've lost the plot. Our, our leaders are, I mean,
36:15
look at the leadership. I mean, do you think JFK would
36:21
ever call for the unconditional surrender of the entire country?
36:26
Right. Because it's, it's a stupid
36:29
thing to say. So Idiocracy has gone, you know,
36:33
it's gone live is what it's gone with.
36:36
And of course, the psychology of that is that we mimic and
36:41
emulate and mirror the leader as the human nervous system is.
36:45
That's what we're pouring to two.
36:47
Jason, sorry, sorry to butt in, but somebody might push back and
36:51
say no, no, no, it wasn't idiotic.
36:53
It was actually 4D chess. It was a clever strategy.
36:57
Well, as Gareth Ike said, you could have someone in the Maha
37:03
movement, you know, catch Donald Trump in bed with his wife, with
37:09
your wife, and they're going to be like 05 D chess Art of the
37:13
deal, you know, like you can these people.
37:17
And of course, those are the catch phrases given to those
37:20
people to excuse absolutely everything.
37:24
I mean, Don Gotti, I don't know if you're John Gotti.
37:27
I don't know if you remember John Gotti.
37:29
They called him the Teflon Don back in the 80s.
37:32
He was like, unfortunately, he's a mobster in New York City.
37:36
He was killing people and then he went to court.
37:40
Nothing stuck to him because everybody, even the judge, was
37:43
afraid of him. They called him the Teflon Don.
37:46
Nothing stuck. And I said, just forget John
37:49
Gotti. Teflon Don is Don Trump.
37:52
Nothing he does that is against the Constitution ever sticks to
37:59
him. And people used to at least
38:03
defend the Constitution. I know it's a piece of paper.
38:05
I know. But again, how can we not see
38:09
the relay race where the Constitution is being eroded and
38:14
eroded over time by, you know, leaders on both sides of the
38:19
aisle? It's a relay race to destroy
38:23
America. Why would they want to destroy
38:26
America? Because when you destroy things
38:28
or you destroy the rights of the people to defend themselves
38:31
against intrusion, you can steal their stuff.
38:35
This is about theft, ladies and gentlemen.
38:37
It's about theft. That's it.
38:39
Like in Canada, the seniors are still getting the jobs.
38:44
They're dying left, right and centre.
38:47
People are like, well, why are they doing that?
38:49
Well, because in Canada, the average senior cost the
38:54
government $5000 a month, Canadian, it cost them in a
38:59
direct payment, and it also cost them in healthcare payments.
39:03
So every senior in Canada is $5000 a month.
39:08
So you start getting rid of hundreds of thousands of
39:11
seniors. It's about theft.
39:13
And it's going to not be mailed out, not be sent to the senior,
39:18
so it stays in the government. So someone's like, oh, the
39:20
government's going to get wealthier and then of course
39:23
they are so, you know, misdirected.
39:26
They think they are the government.
39:29
They might even think, well that's good for me because my
39:32
government's getting richer. No, they're not.
39:34
They're just going to take the savings and steal it out in the
39:38
open and give it to their friends in another country,
39:42
cashed the cheque and then show up on their Learjet and split
39:45
the loose. That's all these you couldn't
39:47
steal $20.00 cash from the government.
39:51
You can, but you can write a cheque for five, like Justin
39:55
Trudeau wrote a cheque for $850 million to Gabby when the
39:58
pandemic, you know, the false emergency went out.
40:02
So you can't steal 20 cash, but you can write a cheque for 850,
40:05
send it to someone, no accountability, no traceability,
40:09
cash it and everybody splits the loot, right?
40:14
Like this. This is what's really going on.
40:16
So the human condition again. People want to believe that
40:21
eight, that $850 million that Justin Trudeau gave to Gavi.
40:28
People like the lie that it's there to help people in other
40:32
nations get the life saving vaccine when really they're just
40:37
stealing it, period. So majority of humans are prone
40:43
to self sabotage as you've highlighted due to fear based
40:48
responses. Why then, Jason, do you think in
40:53
the words of Matthias Desmond, around 30% or not?
40:57
I think they'd love to know that answer and I think that's why
41:02
they're very interested in the data because they want to have a
41:07
very fast computer analysis centre, analyse my data, analyse
41:14
your data. They're going to know which 30%
41:17
didn't take, you know, didn't fall for that lie area and
41:24
they're going to try and find out and reverse engineer it.
41:27
A lot of times for me, I didn't take it because of my trauma,
41:34
but I know people who did take it because they had trauma.
41:38
So there was something where I was traumatised as a kid really
41:43
badly. And then once one day I just
41:48
said I would rather die than be bullied again.
41:53
And that's when it went really, really bad for bullies who would
41:58
come near me really, really bad. But like I said, the self
42:02
sabotage is I've, I'm still working on turning that violent
42:07
reaction off. That's what self sabotage is
42:11
about. So when a loving person comes
42:15
near me and I have these defences up, I can be easily
42:19
triggered to defend myself when there's no need to defend
42:21
myself. But basically I saw the
42:25
government trying to bully everybody and I've always seen
42:28
the government in that way. So I refuse to comply because
42:32
the trauma was a catalyst to me becoming strong.
42:37
But there a lot of my friends were also traumatised as kids
42:41
and it was a catalyst for them to be a people pleaser and to
42:45
follow and to not rock the boat and then to try and fit in with
42:49
the crowd. They could never feel safe
42:52
because of their attack, fear, panic and terror.
42:55
As children, they always need someone around them to reassure
42:59
them. And with me, I actually said,
43:03
you know, in my, in the alchemy of the trauma that changed my
43:07
life, I said I'd rather be alone and die than be a member of a
43:12
group and hurt myself because I'm too weak to stand alone.
43:17
So I don't know what the, you know, the chemical ingredient
43:22
is, right? The magical etheric ingredient
43:26
where fear turns you into something more moral as compared
43:31
to where fear turns you into something more malleable like a
43:34
child. Trauma for me catapulted me
43:38
toward adulthood where most people it can, it can trap
43:41
people in a permanent childhood. They become infantilized.
43:45
And that's why I became a business person too.
43:47
I didn't want anybody else controlling me because I was so
43:51
adverse to being around people who are trying to control me
43:55
through violence or coercion or other things like that.
43:58
So I'm not too sure. I, I think a lot of people that
44:01
said no did have harder childhoods.
44:06
And somewhere along the line, it transformed them through alchemy
44:13
into some, you know, unmovable rock.
44:18
So self sabotage is a consequence of fear based
44:23
responses which can lead to sort of self destructive patterns.
44:28
What then in your in your view Jason, are some practical or
44:37
pragmatic attempts to switch those self destructive patterns
44:42
into perhaps success oriented patterns?
44:46
Well, successful, like a successful and peaceful life,
44:51
which is what we all want. It can sort of only happen.
44:55
There's two or three important parts of the brain with people
45:00
who can't break out or people who can break out of self
45:03
sabotaging cycles. So there is a part of the brain
45:07
just behind the eyebrows in the forehead called the prefrontal
45:11
cortex that has to be activated for you to even dream of a
45:18
better day. So for you to a lot of people
45:22
don't know this, for you to sit down and think about something
45:28
good happening in your life and then sort of put pen to paper
45:32
and try to work toward it, That's the prefrontal cortex.
45:36
So it's where hope lives. It's where dreaming lives.
45:39
We call it the dream machine. Is it well lubricated or is it
45:43
seized? And all fear will shut that off.
45:49
So everything, all the characteristics that are good
45:54
that you want inside a good successful life, they'll all
45:57
kind of be manifested out of this part of the brain.
46:01
Now don't forget, this is what they call the temple.
46:04
They call it the temple because this is sort of the part of the
46:08
brain where you can access maybe God's Wi-Fi as well.
46:12
Maybe the router for God's Wi-Fi is up here and the router for
46:16
the devil's Wi-Fi might be in the back of the skull.
46:21
So you have to make sure that the prefrontal cortex, the front
46:25
of your brain, the most evolved part of your brain, is actually
46:29
getting blood and actually getting electric electrical
46:32
flow. And our engineers of doom, or
46:39
architects of Doom as Michael Tasarian likes to call them,
46:42
they're aware of this wide array of attacks that can shut down
46:47
the prefrontal cortex. So fear is the big one.
46:51
If you are afraid, your prefrontal cortex cortex
46:56
activity goes really really low or it can actually go right off.
47:01
So when you're watching John Wick 3 or John Wick 2 or
47:05
equaliser one through 3, watching it like it doesn't even
47:09
really matter what you watch on. You'll see on your phone.
47:13
Like how many if you were scrolling your phone, which is
47:16
very dangerous and they will always put fear based things in
47:21
your feed. Did you how many of the Air
47:24
India crash did you see last week?
47:27
Did you see any on your phone or do you scroll it?
47:31
Right? They're doing that on purpose to
47:34
shut your prefrontal cortex down because that's all it takes.
47:38
So a lot of people don't understand that not only can
47:41
your body have a fight freeze or this fight or flight response
47:50
from seeing the Air India disaster and the put that
47:54
purposely on your phone. You can have the fight or flight
47:57
reaction. If you're watching anything on
48:00
Netflix, you can have fight or flight reaction from blue light
48:04
after sundown. And there are things you can eat
48:08
that also initiate the fight or flight.
48:10
People are like, oh, I can see myself being afraid of scary
48:15
thing on the TV or a Pitbull chasing me.
48:19
But coffee, Coffee does the same thing.
48:23
It activates the fight or flight.
48:24
People are like, hold on a second, how does caffeine
48:29
activate the fight or flight? Because the average person says,
48:32
I understand if there's a mugger fight or flight getting attacked
48:35
by bipol fight or flight. Now you're saying coffee fight
48:38
or flight? Yeah, because you have one fight
48:42
or flight system and it only kicks on when there's a threat
48:48
to your lifespan, period. Caffeine is what's called an
48:53
alkaloid poison. It's a natural pesticide that
48:59
many plants, including some tea plants and coffee, plant.
49:03
The coffee plants, they use caffeine to kill bugs and kill
49:07
other plants around them so they can get more sun.
49:10
It's a poison. So why do you like this is the
49:15
average person doesn't understand their job, your
49:18
architects of doom, their job is to keep you in permanent fight
49:22
or flight. So you can't dream of a better
49:24
day. None of the good love,
49:27
compassion, connection. Because when you're in fight or
49:30
flight, the blood goes from the prefrontal cortex down to the
49:34
limbic system or even farther down near your base, your spine
49:39
to the reptilian brain. This part of the brain has no
49:43
ability to think long term. It's notoriously low IQ and it's
49:48
very primal. You can't build a good life when
49:52
you're in that all the time, in that reaction all the time.
49:56
So This is why everything's poison.
49:58
Your Teflon pan is poisoned. Take a Tylenol that's poisonous.
50:04
You microwaved your food. They've taking microwave food
50:07
and they fed it to animals and basically the animals have these
50:11
immune markers like they were being poisoned.
50:14
So basically what I'm trying to say is that if you want to lower
50:19
your hyper reactivity or if you want to lower yourself, sabotage
50:26
cycles and you know, take the edge off and start experimenting
50:30
in your own life. You have to understand poison is
50:33
a huge part of it, fear is a huge part of it.
50:37
And even with a lot of myself sabotage coaches and students in
50:41
my psychological reprogramming institute, because I do teach
50:45
this online once per year to a whole class of students in my
50:51
school, If you're poisoned, your brain, your best part of your
50:57
brain is not in the game. Period.
51:01
Does your environment, like where you live, play a big
51:06
impact on that? Yeah, it really does.
51:11
It can be everything from maybe the Wi-Fi router in the condo
51:16
next door is up against the wall right near your the head of your
51:20
bed. How many blue lights do you have
51:24
there? Because the blue light also
51:25
activates, the body doesn't like the blue light, especially after
51:29
sundown. You're watching TV that's blue
51:32
light, so the blue light comes in.
51:34
You're also watching some scary murder murder show on Netflix.
51:38
So you're always going to be in the fight or flight.
51:41
And even I remember I was coaching this one lady.
51:46
And as coaches, we know repetition wins the day in terms
51:50
of what your behaviour is going to be.
51:52
Repetition wins. And behind her, she was having a
51:55
hard time and I told her what to do to get out of it.
52:00
But for some reason, the way the universe works, I would look at
52:04
her painting behind her as she was talking to me.
52:07
I said, can you turn around and tell me what the word in that
52:11
painting says? So she turned around.
52:14
She never saw it before, but I could see it the first soon as I
52:17
turned on the Zoom camera, it said chaos.
52:20
I said, you walk by that every single day of your life.
52:24
How many times you walk by it and your subconscious is known
52:27
to download it. And then it's going to sort of
52:29
mimic behaviour to of an equal vibration that's parallel to
52:35
that word. She didn't even realise
52:38
everything that hangs on your wall.
52:40
It's either low vibration or high vibration, positive
52:43
inspiration, or it's going to knock you down energetically.
52:47
So your house has to be designed as well in a way that uplifts
52:52
and motivates and gives the positive reinforcement.
52:56
That positive reinforcement, positive vibration that you're
52:59
swimming in isn't there for your conscious mind.
53:02
It's not there for you, it's there for the subconscious and
53:06
it's the main manufacturer of your behaviour because it wants
53:09
to be congruent with your environment in order to fit in.
53:13
So you live in a dark, shitty and depressing environment.
53:16
Your subconscious will make sure you have that exact personality
53:20
in order not to stand out in the tribe.
53:22
Because if you're happy in a depressed tribe, you're going to
53:25
get attacked. You're if you're thin and
53:28
muscular and overweight tribe, you're going to get attacked.
53:32
And if you're abundant in a poor ass tribe, you're also going to
53:35
get attacked. So the environment you live in,
53:37
your subconscious will manufacture your ideas, belief,
53:41
even change your brain function. If you're in a poor tribe, your
53:45
subconscious will even shut down your prefrontal cortex to
53:49
inhibit you from dreaming of a better day in order to protect
53:52
yourself and make sure you fit in with the group.
53:55
But that's precisely why you feel so much better when you go
54:00
into nature for a weekend, for example.
54:04
This is exactly it. And to be honest with you,
54:08
nature has a beautiful vibration.
54:11
But if you were to go to, say, the New York Cafe in Budapest,
54:16
Hungary, go to that cafe and have some decaf tea and a nice
54:23
organic salad there, and you tell me how you feel when you
54:26
come out of that. If anybody wants to look that up
54:30
right now. And not only will you look up
54:33
the New York Cafe in Budapest, when you see the pictures, you
54:40
will be uplifted just the pictures because it's that
54:43
beautiful, an expression of innate human potential.
54:48
And then understand that the same social engineers, that's
54:54
why you got Starbucks the way it is.
54:56
Dunkin Donuts, Tim Hortons in Canada, they're square boxes
55:02
full of unmotivated people serving poisonous garbage food.
55:07
And again, the Wi-Fi capability, everything has a Wi-Fi
55:12
capability. Everything gives off vibration.
55:16
Our ancient ancestors know that. So when you're around low
55:20
vibrational structures or systems or people or food, your
55:25
body's going to mimic that as much as it'll mimic something
55:29
that's higher vibration. Something's motivational.
55:32
I call it the uglification agenda.
55:34
And if I was in North America my whole life when I went to say,
55:40
Vienna, Austria, and I don't, if people haven't been to Vienna,
55:45
please go to Vienna because I would say they've missed that on
55:48
the bombing runs in World War 2. You will never, ever believe
55:54
what's in that city and your entire life until you go in
55:58
person because it's the most, some of the most beautiful,
56:01
inspiring, uplifting structures that I've ever felt in my life.
56:07
And I literally felt like Superman walking in and out of
56:11
those structures. It was so beautiful.
56:15
The elephant in the room, Jason, is finance money.
56:20
It tears people apart though. Well, number one, one of the
56:28
biggest, I have a documentary coming out in November called
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Planet Mind Control, so you can learn about all this stuff and
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you can watch it for free as well.
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If anybody wants to get that documentary, just email me at
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info@jkristoff.com so we can come to the the free watch
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party. We do want to fit in with the
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tribe and we're we're mind control on legs.
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We mimic, copy and emulate the most repetitive content of our
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environment, ideas and the themes.
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This is why in most movies, money and rich people are always
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framed as assholes and pricks. So yeah, I understand what
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you're saying. That money is tears people
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apart. Well, the, the tearing apart
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things means tension or conflict.
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So the, the tension there is they've told you that having
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money makes you an asshole or a prick, while you'll honour
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people like Gates and Trumps and Bezos and you know, Peter Thiel
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who are billionaires. That's the, that, that's the
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tension. It's the tension from watching
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Titanic where the hero's the poor guy, the rich guy's the
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asshole. In Equaliser, it was the same
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thing, right? Denzel Washington's so poor he
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works at a hardware store in the movie Equaliser and he only has
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one pairs of shoes and he cleans his shoes with a toothbrush at
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night because heaven forbid he gets a RIP in those shoes where
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they separate because he can't afford an extra pair.
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You know, poor Jack Dawson. You know he's down, not in the
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second class cabin, Third class cabin.
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Every movie you'll see is it doesn't matter if it's Liam
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Neeson with taken. You can see he's poor.
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He lives in an apartment and his ex wife is, you know, thrown him
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to the side for some rich billionaire who gives his
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daughter a horse right in the middle of a birthday party where
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he bought brought this really shitty present.
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Right, Jeff? It's always the poor guy is the
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noble guy is the spiritual guy. So you will, you will create
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that conflict that they want that conflict in you that, you
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know, you need money, but they're going to programme you
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to say if you love money or you work for money or you try to
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generate money. You're a grifter, you're an
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asshole, you're a prick. And so, yeah, it tears them
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apart. But the point is you don't have
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to go to Vienna. You don't have to go to any of
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these places, but you do need the vibratory imprint, the
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daily, you know, multiple imprint on your subconscious.
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You need it hanging on your wall.
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You need beautiful things hanging on your wall could be
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pictures of your family pictures that bring you great joy.
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Geometric sacred, sacred geometry gives a beautiful
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vibration that attunes and lifts the vibration and frequency of
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the body higher helps calm the system.
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So, I mean, just imagine what they're doing today.
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They have 10 years ago, everybody was wearing those hats
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that said Obey. And some people like have on
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their car in the decal. They have the vinyl decal.
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FU cancer and the more violent imagery that you have in your
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life. Some of my friends are wearing
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T-shirts with a fighter bomber dropping bombs in Vietnam.
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They don't even know why. They don't even know why it's
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for sale, but the people ruling us don't.
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That low vibration will always shut down a prefrontal cortex.
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We won't be able to dream of a better day.
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And of course, going into nature doesn't have to be expensive
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either. Yeah, nature.
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And that's the thing I love about being here in Latvia with
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Christine, my partner. She has a farm.
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We go every second week and work in, you know, work in the
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garden, make sure the fruit forest is good, make sure the
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gardens are good, cut the lawn and just, you know, separate and
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try and get back to that natural vibration to feel what it's like
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to be a natural human again. I'm just quickly looking at a
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map here of Latvia. A lot of people won't know where
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that is. So it's it's between Estonia,
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Russia, Belarus and Lithuania and you then you've got the
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Baltic Sea on the other side. Is that correct?
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Yeah, and the Baltic Sea is nice.
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And, you know, it's funny. It's great to, you know, dive in
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deep to other people's cultures because they're running in the
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Baltic Sea. It is as cold as anything I've
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been in, maybe a little bit warmer than the Atlantic.
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But the people here are beautiful, natural people.
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For the most part. Like everywhere else, you're
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going to have your you're bad folks.
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But they have open hearts. They're family oriented.
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There's lots of children everywhere you go.
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I mean, it's one of those towns where you're in a restaurant,
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you know, kids, you know, the kid could throw spaghetti on you
1:01:36
from halfway, you know, fork it over from the next table or the
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kick a ball, it hits you in the face.
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I mean, that's how many kids there are around in the
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community. You go to the park, it's full of
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kids, it's full of parents, it's full of hope.
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And it's just, you know, sort of a, and most houses here in the
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countryside and even lots in the city, they all have gardens and
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they all have cold Cellars. And they don't worry as much
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because they've always had the food around.
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It's just so sort of a natural comfort.
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And they've gone through the communism.
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They're the communists of Russia, occupied Latvia, I think
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up until the 80s potentially, and they're just people that
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know what it's like to have it hard and their hearts are open
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and they're very loving, very accepting and very happy.
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OK, Jason, how can I follow your work?
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I think the best thing is to just email me because I have a
1:02:41
private newsletter where I can say what I want to say.
1:02:47
And I can, I do post some things on social media, but it's best
1:02:51
just to get on the newsletter. So email me personally at
1:02:55
info@jkristoff.com. It's a single initial J Kristoff
1:03:00
is Christ with an OFF on the end.
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So info@jkristoff.com. Yeah, doing Christ's work here.
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That's I wasn't always doing Christ's work.
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I'll tell you, I was into destroying myself in an evil
1:03:15
way, but somehow I picked up God's Wi-Fi signal and going the
1:03:20
other way. And if anybody wants some of
1:03:23
that information or different viewpoint on events of the day,
1:03:29
that's the that's the best way to get it from me.
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Jason Kristoff, thank you for joining me in the trenches.
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Thanks for having me back on June.