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I don't trust the science by Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  If I only could I make a deal with God and I get in to swap
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  our places, be running up the moon, be running up the hill, be
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  running up the building. If I only could.
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  Well, hello ladies and gentlemen.
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  My name is Brett Keene and you're watching listening to the
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  Brett Keene Show on Monday and Friday, 7:00 PM Central.
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  I'll be doing a show every week and sometimes I'll be doing a
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  show with Lucifer, my Co host on his channel on Saturdays.
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  So make sure you subscribe to him.
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  That way you can actually be able to see those shows as well,
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  if you're interested. And we also present the shows on
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  Rumble for those out there who enjoy participating or just
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  sitting back listening. Did you know that in the last 40
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  years they used to teach that we evolved from dinosaurs
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  ourselves? Yeah, that's right.
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  They claim that the dinosaurs went extinct through a meteorite
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  hitting the Earth and then it caused so much devastation that
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  the world was literally uninhabitable for almost 200
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  years due to radiation, tidal waves and absolute destruction
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  on the surface of the Earth. So they realized at this point
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  that they needed to come up with different theories.
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  So one of the theories was, is that dinosaurs somehow managed
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  to survive the meteorite and turn into birds, and that's the
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  reason why we supposedly have chickens and birds that fly
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  around today. Unfortunately, according to
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  science, they just recently discovered some fossils where
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  apparently dinosaurs were eating birds back then.
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  So birds actually existed during the time of the dinosaurs.
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  And whenever the little bastards would land or they would, you
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  know, sit up in a tree, some dinosaurs were able to get to
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  them because they were so big. So they have found the corpses
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  of birds inside of the fossils of these dead dinosaurs.
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  That's another thing. But yeah, they actually used to
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  believe that we came from dinosaurs and also believe the
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  dinosaurs turned into birds as well as human beings.
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  Well, all of that has changed. Now.
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  They believe that you come from a shrew, which is like that of
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  an ancient rodent. Pretty much.
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  It looks like 1/2 squirrel, half rat, and a lot of people,
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  especially atheists out there, they go along with this story.
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  They believe it because when you open up a science book, there's
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  a bunch of illustrations and cartoon pictures of what you
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  ought to believe and what you ought to think about your
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  origin. Of course, the Earth has been
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  through over 100,000 different damaging effects due to the fact
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  that it's a little blue ball flying through a void the
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  supposedly 200 billion light years of expanding universe.
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  And this is what they've come up with.
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  So yeah, let me ask you a few questions.
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  I didn't plan on making a video having to do with evolution or
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  anything like that. I just thought you all might
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  think that that was funny to something to reminisce about.
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  But did you know that if a person were to go into a lab and
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  they were to create a biological weapon knowing that it's going
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  to make people sick and knowing it's going to kill people?
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  If you knew that, right, that somebody's actually deliberately
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  and intentionally making a biological weapon to harm
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  people, knowing that the only good that it will do is get rid
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  of people that this person doesn't like, including innocent
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  people who are caught in the crossfire, we would think that
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  that's a psychopath, right? We would think that that's like
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  a villain in a movie, you know, something that you would expect
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  a Joker or some kind of monster to do in order to kill human
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  beings. Well, believe it or not, our our
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  government and America, as well as China and many other
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  countries out there, they do just that.
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  They have entire organizations and departments set together in
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  order to create weapons to use on other people's country and
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  some of these biological weapons have been used by the very
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  leaders of the government and the countries on their own
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  people before in the past. Saddam Hussein, who we hung up
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  by his fucking neck with a rope, was allegedly, according to Time
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  magazine as well as many other magazines like Newsweek was
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  going around using biological weapon on his own civilians, the
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  people that lived in this country.
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  And to him it was a way to be able to get rid of people who
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  questioned him and questioned his authority and power.
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  It's not the first time that governments have went against
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  their own people or weaponized the military and the law in
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  order to hurt other people, and they usually will weaponize
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  science whenever it comes down to it.
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  They will use the knowledge that they've obtained from science to
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  be able to harm people. Now let me ask you something
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  else besides biological weapons. If a bunch of scientists go into
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  a lab and they are paid and instructed to create a
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  devastating bomb that can blow up an entire civilization or
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  society, and they know whenever they're working on this shit
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  that this bomb isn't meant for a fucking birthday party for
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  fireworks. That's meant to actually implode
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  inside of a a city or some kind of building or used for some
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  kind of terrorist attack done by the government or whoever's
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  government. Why would we say then that we
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  trust science? Why would we say because someone
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  calls himself a scientist. This is going to be an
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  inherently moral person. I mean, usually whenever we we
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  think of people going inside of some kind of building or
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  warehouse or some kind of secure place where they're putting
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  together a bomb to kill people, we usually think to ourselves,
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  this is psychotic, this is crazy, this is insane.
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  I also wonder why it is why we put so much trust in the medical
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  field as well. If there was, if we were to turn
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  on the news right now and we were to hear that there's a
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  bunch of women running around taking mothers and pregnant
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  women into their building or their home or their facility,
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  and then they were cutting these people open or using tools to
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  kill their babies inside, we would probably think, wow,
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  that's absolutely psychotic. That's insane.
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  Especially if we knew that the person who came up with the idea
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  originally came up with the idea because they wanted to kill a
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  certain race of people, because they felt like a certain race of
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  people was a problem in society based upon color.
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  If we knew that there were racist intentions behind it, we
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  would also find that just as derogatory and terrible
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  villainess. Yet if the person calls himself
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  a doctor, or they say they're a part of the medical field and
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  that it's legal to do this, then suddenly it all becomes OK, it
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  all, it all becomes morally right, you know, And what is the
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  argument? Well, if we don't do this, then
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  people are going to do it anyway.
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  Well, people are going to murder no matter what.
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  And just because they're murdering, it doesn't mean that
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  because so much murder and killing happens, we might as
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  well allow them to murder and kill legally.
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  You know what I mean? That's that's kind of stupid.
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  Well, people are going to murder and kill anyway.
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  So, you know, people are going to be doing back alley murders
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  and killing. OK, So what does that mean?
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  So we let them do it. You know, there's going to be
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  people out there raping kids and raping women.
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  So we might as well allow it to just be legal and let it happen
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  and just let everybody out of prison that's ever been involved
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  in it. This is the kind of logic that
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  Neil deGrasse Tyson used in his argument.
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  He goes, I'm all about science. I'm all about teaching the facts
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  and the truth. But if I feel one day that I'm
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  20% woman and 80% man, and then the very next day I feel 80%
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  woman and 20%, that changes my entire biology.
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  And I can identify and say whatever the hell I want about
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  myself and it'll be my life. And who are you to tell me that
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  I can't do that? So obviously there's a lot of
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  scientists out there where it doesn't matter about the facts.
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  It doesn't matter if we've had 1000 years of reality and
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  evidence sitting right in front of us.
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  If the scientist says he feels a certain way, the facts and
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  evidence go right out the fucking window.
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  So why then do non believers or anybody out there have this
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  audacity to tell me to fucking trust people who build bombs,
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  build biological weapons? People who think it's OK to
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  murder and they put little value on those they kill.
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  Whether it's a child, whether it's a fetus, whether it's a
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  baby, whether it's men and women to blow up an entire society and
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  not even count how many civilians are going to be in the
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  process. You know, you're going to have
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  everybody. You're going to have a diverse
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  amount of death, ladies and gentlemen, the diversity of it,
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  because you can't control where an explosion goes, even though
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  they do claim there's such a thing as controlled demolition.
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  Really. Yeah.
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  Controlled demolition for the people that you want to get.
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  But there's always going to be people nearby.
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  There's always going to be those casualties of war.
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  You know, those pieces. So I don't know, Maybe I'm
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  crazy, Maybe I'm not politically correct.
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  I've questioned everything. I question religion, I question
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  politics. I question science.
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  Especially when science is mixed with politics, because how many
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  of you actually trust politicians anymore?
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  Can you even look at a Democrat and Republican and even feel
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  inside for a moment that they're telling you the truth or that
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  they actually give a fuck about your welfare?
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  Well, these same people, they put money into the hands of the
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  scientists. They have certain agendas that
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  they want to push, and it's the same people who end up causing
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  the problem that they claim they need trillions of dollars in
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  order to be able to fix. But the problems never get
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  fixed. But these people become more and
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  more rich. Just look at our Congress.
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  Look at our politicians. They've become extremely wealthy
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  as where we are busting our ass everyday, working jobs and doing
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  what we do. And at the end of the day, we're
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  barely able to make ends meet. But these people live awfully
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  well. And why is that?
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  Nobody will tell me. Nobody will explain to me how a
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  person who signs papers all day and screams and yells in front
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  of the camera is so valuable to make so much money, to be able
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  to lie so fucking much to our faces and get away with it.
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  So no, I don't trust the science like some people tell me I
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  should, and I don't trust my politics.
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  I don't trust a lot of things. However, I do have faith.
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  I have faith that there is a higher good and I believed also
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  that there's a bad and I believe that a lot of us, we endorse the
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  darkness, but that's what we're going for it.
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  I don't know. What do you think?
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  Ladies and gentlemen, this video will stay up on YouTube for a
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  little bit, long enough to be able to get people bothered and
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  concerned. And then it'll go up on my
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  international radio station probably around the same time.
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  So there will always be a copy and probably our rumble.
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  Well, that's all I got to say. I'm going to go watch a new TV
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  show that me and my daughter enjoys called Reacher.