Latest / UK Column Radio / Mind Control- Empowerment Or Self - Sabotage—with Jason Christoff

Transcript

Mind Control- Empowerment Or Self - Sabotage—with Jason Christoff · UK Column Radio

0:07
Hello. I'm Charles Manett and this is a UK Column interview for which there
0:11
will be notes and links posted at ukcolumn dot org. I have with me
0:17
Jason Christoff, who is a mind control expert in terms of his knowledge and
0:23
in particular behavior modification and indeed how to combat the idea or indeed the issue
0:31
of self sabotage. Jason, you're very welcome to UK Column. Thank you
0:36
very much indeed for joining me. And what I would like to do is
0:42
to set the scene and by way of getting into your background and how it
0:48
is you came to be doing what you're doing, please start with a description
0:54
of what exactly it is that you mean by mind control and how your personal
1:00
it has brought you to the place you are now in well churials. I
1:04
used to be a high end exercise and nutrition coach and I would charge a
1:12
lot of money. I would find a lot of people I was training were
1:17
very intimidated and would turn away from their goals when we got close. So
1:22
that would get paid thousands of dollars and say soone needed to lose thirty pounds,
1:27
They'd lose ten and they'd scurry away like they were afraid to accomplish their
1:32
goal. So I phoned my school back and I said, something's wrong here.
1:36
I'm not getting the results I'm looking for. They said, well,
1:40
these people are under various forms of mind control. And I said, well,
1:45
and which makes them afraid to accomplish their goals? And I said,
1:49
well, why did you teach me that? When I was at the school.
1:51
They said, you just missed a couple extra levels, but we can
1:53
sing you some extra books. So they send me some extra reading material on
1:57
mind control. I started using it on my clients. It was the only
2:02
thing that worked, and it worked so well I put myself out of business.
2:07
So I started doing it online and getting some great results. I got
2:10
so busy that I had to open sort of an international Overcoming self Sabotage Psychological
2:19
Manipulation School to teach medical doctors, chiropractors, other coaches, and even members
2:24
of the general public how do you use this to improve the lives of their
2:29
patients. So I've been doing this research now for about fifteen years, and
2:34
I've been getting asked. I do about two hundred and fifty interviews a year
2:37
now. I just spoke at the US Senate on mind control and brainwashing I
2:43
spoke at the Romanian Palace of the Parliament in November on the same topics,
2:46
and I also spoke at the EU Parliament. It's a very hot hot topic
2:51
now, Charles, as you know, simply because so much psychological manipulation,
2:55
brainwashing, prop again and mind control is being at the public during the COVID
3:01
operation. So it's become a very hot topic, and I sort of make
3:07
it at complex issues very easy to understand for the general public. Excellent introduction,
3:13
Thank you very much for that, Jason. Now let's go a bit
3:15
further into what is meant by mind control, where it comes from, the
3:21
history of it, and who is conducting it, how and why. Those
3:28
are a lot of questions. But basically, the human system, we all
3:31
have this system as standard equipment on the human body. We do have this
3:38
operation called the subconscious. Now this is where mind control begins. What happens
3:43
is that the subconscious is there to protect us. It's there to make us
3:46
safe. It's there to make a secure and it looks through ODVIS listeners,
3:53
through our ears, and it's really obsessed with repetitive content, churls, and
3:57
it's obsessed with repetitive content because it assumes that the repetitive content of your environment
4:02
reflects with The bigger hurd is saying, thinking or doing. If you mimic
4:08
or mirror, emulate and copy, that you're safer. So this process goes
4:12
on all the time, where this invisible, unconscious assessment system is looking at
4:19
into the environment, looking for the most repetitive content and then forcing you to
4:25
act it out outside your conscious awareness. There aren't invisible systems in your body
4:30
that protect you. Like a cought healing, you are not involved. You
4:33
can't get involved with the cought healing. You can't accelerate it, you can't
4:38
slow it down. You're not a control. This is another invisible system.
4:43
It runs in the background. It's going on twenty four hours a day.
4:47
You're not aware of it. So basically, the repetitive content of our environment
4:54
is what dictates our behavior. Ninety three to ninety seven percent of our behavior
4:59
during the day is based on these repetitive programs that run in the background,
5:03
and the average person knows really nothing about them, not because they're ignorant,
5:09
because they're not taught about them. Now, many thousands of years ago,
5:13
they started to notice that the environment really dictated the behavior of the human being,
5:19
and they started sort of manipulating, experimenting with this, and this all
5:24
sort of all this knowledge that I'm talking about accumulated in this country. Now
5:30
this might sound odd, but anybody can google this themselves, is that there
5:35
was a country by the name of Media that people can believe it. This
5:41
is when we get our word media from today. So it's about a two
5:46
thousand year old country. It used to occupy the same land as Iran or
5:53
Azubaijan today. And this group started to accumulate this knowledge and then also teach
6:00
it to leaders, kings and queens of the Mediterranean, doing them various modalities
6:08
and feeling the repetitive content of what someone sees and hears isn't the only way
6:14
you can mind control or you know, hijack what's called the subconscious mind pathway.
6:18
There's various other modalities. So they package this almost like as a university
6:24
course, started bringing in kings and queens from the Mediterranean and teaching them the
6:30
fine mode of mind control, behavior modification, psychological manipulation. And this is
6:35
where we get the various secret societies today that the secrets that these societies hold
6:42
hold close to their chest. Today has a lot to do with these modalities
6:46
of psychological manipulation. And again, when you control the environments and people act
6:54
out the repetitive queuing that you purposely put in the environment, the victim would
7:00
I know that you're doing it, and they would believe their behavior was sort
7:04
of internal or organic to them. I'll give you I'll give you an example,
7:09
Charles, how effective this can be. And it's it doesn't apply to
7:13
everybody. But in two thousand and one, there was a movie called Gone
7:16
in sixty Seconds with Angelina Jolie and Nicholas Cage, and it was a movie
7:21
about karn theft. And this to the brain that it loves us, assesses
7:28
own environment, looks for repetitive content, tries to would love us the safety
7:31
and security and the way it does it's been shown that it doesn't know the
7:35
difference between real time imagine thought and what's on the screen. So if you're
7:42
in the cinema, you're sitting in the cinema, you're watching Gone in sixty
7:46
Seconds with Angelina Jolia and Nicholas Cage, a movie about purth theft. This
7:50
promly the brain doesn't know that it's on the screen. It thinks you're literally
7:56
in the environment where parth theft is ving lithic. It's very frequent and it's
8:01
very repetitive. This point of the brain would literally be going through the steps
8:05
that always goes through. What tribe am I in? How do I find
8:09
safety with the tribe? What do I have to do to bond with the
8:13
tribe? You do I flash the gangs the colors of this tribe, so
8:18
I find safety with the tribe. This movie had one hundred car thefts throughout
8:26
it. It was a very typical Hollywood film, lot of action, but
8:28
it was all based on car theft and when the movie was released in British
8:33
Burnaby, British Columbia and Canada went up seventy percent in the first four days.
8:41
Now, if you were to interview anybody outside the inside the lobby of
8:45
the theater and say or ask them a question, do you think a movie,
8:52
what a person's watching, what they're hearing, do you think it can
8:56
change the behavior of the audience, They would say absolutely not. But this
9:01
is the exact position that the ruling group wants the publican. They basically want
9:07
them in that position where they believe that their behavior is organic and internal to
9:11
themselves and all their life decisions is based on logical and rational analysis of all
9:18
their outcomes. Nothing could be further from the truth. The group ruling us
9:22
have a saying that I came across in my research. What's on the screen
9:26
at noon will be on the street at night. And wherever we want the
9:31
public to prade to, we will simply provide them the repetitive content and they
9:37
will walk like zombies in that direction. And even in something There was a
9:41
Netflix show called Queen's Gambit. It was a just made for Netflix movie.
9:50
The lady was a pill popping, alcoholic chess player. You can look this
9:54
up on Google too. When this movie about chess playing came out on Netflix,
10:01
chess sales on Amazon went up I think seven or seven hundred percent.
10:05
And so we mimic, emulate, mirror the most repetitive content of our environment.
10:11
It's not a malfunction. It's here we've survived as a species. And
10:18
you can do great things with this. You can give positive repetitive content,
10:24
you can uplift, you can infuse the audience with beauty and motivation and successful
10:33
messages. But you can also use this mimicking pathway for various devious and nefarious
10:41
modalities, and that's what it's being used today. It's being used to knock
10:46
the public down, create this massive power differential where the average person basically is
10:52
like pig Pen from Charlie Brown, with this big plow of filth around them.
10:58
They're thinking they're hard lucke life by happenstance or chat chance happening, but
11:03
really they're mimicking what's on the TV, the Coronation Street, all these shows
11:09
about people hanging down at the pub. I know I'm in the UK talking
11:13
today. This is why people are basically running east looking for a sunset.
11:20
They rearranging the furniture on the deck of the Titanctic in their own life daily
11:24
and it's because of these movies. Aren't what people think they are. They're
11:28
not there to entertain, They're there to in train. Their TV is a
11:35
documented military weapon can definitely be investigated as such. If someone went to see
11:41
the documentary pseudo Ology The Art of Line, this is a good documentary to
11:46
start with. The TV was invented under military applications to control the repetitive content
11:54
based on the secret Society coveted Information, a documented by the meads thousands of
12:01
years ago, and they didn't have a TV. I'm well aware, thousands
12:05
of years ago in the ancient country of media. But they would control the
12:09
content through harvest celebrations and the town square. The town prior would go around
12:18
and sort of post certain printed material, would read certain printed material all at
12:24
the same time, all like all around the burrows and small towns and villages,
12:30
all at the same time, therefore controlling the conversation. So what we
12:35
have today, we have the TV hanging in the living room. This is
12:39
actually the town square. Their original ideas, how do we hang the town
12:46
square inside the house of the villager? The TV is the town square hanging
12:52
on the wall, controlling the repetitive content. And this is the average person's
12:58
aperture is very difficult to open to this extent and see the TV as the
13:07
primary military weapon. It's more dangerous than a cruise bisso more dangerous than a
13:13
team rolling down the road, because that you would react to traditional warfare invasion
13:20
of your area, and traditional war from invasion of your area would always be
13:24
to hurt you, remove you, and steal your wealth, while you can
13:28
use a TV to make you hurt yourself and I can use a TV to
13:35
make you take yourself out, destroy yourself, destroy your kids. And I
13:39
think that if I could trick you to give up your wngth like shoot your
13:43
shot, your economy down for two weeks and then extend it out for six
13:48
months in that calendar un and then I can come in and sort of steal
13:52
your wealth. You're too sick, you're sort of in a motorized scooter because
13:56
I tricked you to hurt yourself down at the clinic. And yeah, you
14:01
can see. This is the preferred method of warfare. It's called fifth generation
14:05
warfare, where the repetitive content of your environment is manipulated, hijacking the subconscious
14:13
mind pathway. They can make you do anything, and I mean absolutely anything
14:18
with exactly that in mind, and your references to victims and in the historical
14:24
context the well, what might be a transition to it being almost used for
14:31
exclusively negative purposes? Do you attribute any one factor or group of factors to
14:39
that being the case. I mean, you've talked about the way, particularly
14:43
with exercise, that it can be used positively. The imbalance between the negative
14:48
and positive use of mind control, is it simply that there is greater opportunity
14:54
now to effectively sort of subvert it. What do you put that down to.
15:03
I just think it took a while for this the group that's sort of
15:07
in play in charge. It took a while for them to acquire the mass
15:13
media. And we all have seen the films and the schematics about how five
15:20
major media companies or five companies own most of the media in the G twenty
15:26
nations. And I think this was always their goal to basically enact at this
15:35
massive ruling mechanism over the public, extract their wealth, extract their power.
15:41
And it's very easy to do with this. You know this very particular,
15:48
these mind control tactics, Charles, they're not complicated. You have a man
15:52
in your country by the name of Darren Brown who could be one of the
15:58
most entertaining mind control performers in the entire world. He would have made for
16:04
Netflix special called The Push. I'm not too if you're aware of it,
16:07
If anybody would like that Netflix special, it's very hard to find today because
16:15
if you were to watch it, if anybody were to watch it, you
16:18
would know what happened from twenty twenty four. But Darren Brown set up a
16:23
seventy actor scam. So there was one victim and there were seventy actors and
16:32
it was all using these very simple mind control tactics mastered in that old country
16:37
of media. And it's called The Push, Charles, because the crescendo of
16:42
this two hour experiment was to use the mind control practice tactics. A lot
16:48
of the mind control tactics are based on group pressure. Again, the repetitive
16:55
content is the group, right. The repetitive content of our environment does signify
17:00
the group and what the group is doing. That's why group pressure is so
17:04
a penny mount inside mind control experiment. So this Darren Brown made for Netflix
17:10
special called The Push. It was a two hour sort of drama with seventy
17:15
actors and only this one victim. But after two hours, the crescendo was
17:21
the victim was on the roof of a ten story building. All the actors
17:26
were trying to get him through group pressure to do something. And what they
17:30
were trying to get him to do, Charles was, for whatever reason,
17:33
you can investigate it yourself. There was an old man on the precipice with
17:38
his feet hanging over the tenth story of that building, right on the edge
17:45
and the group. Prosser was to get the victim, who knew nothing about
17:51
what he was got himself into. Didn't know it was all actors thought it
17:56
was a real life situation, didn't know anything about. The mind control being
18:00
used was to go push that old man to his death to relieve the group
18:07
pressure. Gone with the group, to satisfy the group and find push safety
18:14
in the group by doing what the group told them and ruder another human by
18:19
pushing them off the precipice of a ten story building. If you go watch
18:25
this made for Netflix special called The Push, you will see the two hour
18:30
experiment was run four times. Three out of the four people murdered the man
18:36
live on video. It's absolutely horrific. This is the power of basic mind
18:42
control techniques, and this is what's going on with the public right now.
18:48
In twenty twenty, what had happened was the same mind control tactics were weaponized
18:55
against the public where figuratively they push them many push themselves off the ten story
19:03
building. And the reason mind control is used like this trills is that in
19:10
traditional warfare, if I invade, but I'm pommed if you catch me at
19:15
the end of the war, the war's over, the peace treaties are signed,
19:22
You're gonna come get me if I was in the wrong. And basically
19:29
there's gonna be some repercussions. Now, if you hurt yourself, if you
19:33
destroy your own economy, you go bankrut yourself and you hurt yourself, you
19:38
take yourself out, you take your grandma out, you take your grandpa out.
19:45
Legally, you don't have a leg to stand off. There's no legal
19:48
repercussions. You cannot sue anybody because you were put under mind control to hurt
19:56
yourself or destroy your economy, or completely demolish your own country into its own
20:03
footprint. There's no legal repercussions. This is another advantage of using mind control
20:10
to conduct war take over nations and have the people literally pursh or blast themselves
20:17
off the planet. Is because even when you find that mind control was weaponized
20:22
against you, if you go down to the local barrister, the lawyer,
20:27
you will not have any legal repercussion, legal remedies. There's no legal remedies
20:36
for that person. If you took your kid down to the clinic and hurt
20:40
your kid or blasted your kid off the planet. I hope people are connecting
20:45
the dots. With all this, I'm trying to keep the language clean.
20:48
This is exactly what some of these advantages that are inside the legal system.
20:56
If traditional, this of covert fifth generation warfare is executed on the public as
21:04
opposed to regular warfare, I think people will be joining the dots absolutely.
21:10
As you speak now, you touched on with the Darren Brown experiment. You
21:15
touched on the one person that didn't in effect comply or fall in with it,
21:21
which I do want to come back to. But just before we do
21:23
get into that part of it, which I think will be fascinating, just
21:27
talk a bit about the sort of ancillary lifestyle components to all of this,
21:33
because I've heard you speak previously about particularly food and drink drink sort of caffeine
21:38
and alcohol, and the other lifestyle choices, or at least the parts of
21:44
our lives that we've had suggested to us that make us more or indeed less
21:48
susceptible to any of this. This is where the average person, Charle's going
21:53
to have the hardest time, because if this is true, and it is,
22:00
it would mean the economy and the society, the stores on your streets
22:06
are all there for reasons that have nothing to do with free markets. So
22:12
in the realm of mind control, the average person, everybody has the tendency
22:19
to copy, mimic, emulate, and mirror the repetitive content of their environment.
22:26
Saying that you can upgrade or up level, up regulate how many people
22:33
copy the repetitive content if you poison them? Pretty simple. If an animal
22:41
is injured, they need the group more because they can't survive on their own.
22:47
Poisoned animals are weak trails. Weekend animals can survive on their own.
22:52
If you table that damaged for weekend animal that's poisoned the opportunity to come into
22:59
the humored and mimic what the hert is doing. They realize they're too weak
23:03
to fend for themselves. The more apt to comply to group pressure. This
23:08
is why alcohol was sold to the masses in the same way I'm talking about
23:17
repetitive content. Repetitive content and then it becomes normalized. Now, once the
23:22
problem has become normalized, you can actually take the blinders off that person,
23:27
tell them the alcohol is unhealthy for them, and they still have a hard
23:30
time getting out of the spell. This is why in twenty twenty, anybody
23:34
that had an opposing view was was it censored? It was actually shut down.
23:40
They were totally cut off. Because it's very important when you're putting in
23:45
the mind control that there's no sort of counter narrative, So all the repetition
23:51
is in this one area. So this is why alcohol is normalized. This
23:56
is why you can tell people how dangerous alcohol is. And what it really
24:03
does is that weakens the person physically to the point where the human neurology makes
24:11
this Your human neurology has a lot of invisible systems that you're not involved with,
24:17
because I mean, even if you got up in the morning, you're
24:19
not going to have to relearn to walk every morning. There's things your body
24:23
remembers for you, there's patterns your body remembers for you, your heart's beating.
24:29
You don't have to get involved. So basically, this alcohol is being
24:33
normalized. Everybody is drinking it. They know it doesn't really give them any
24:40
benefit. It weakens them. And again one of the invisible mechanisms, your
24:45
body is always invisibly making the determination are you strong or are you injured?
24:52
Well, when you drink alcohol, the bodies say, we're still up,
24:56
he's still we're still going to work. He's still functioning, he's still able
25:00
to, you know, walk the baby into the park. But he's long
25:03
or she's not really that strong in regards to resisting the group pressure. So
25:10
you're more apt to comply all the bottle shops. And in Canada it's even
25:15
worse. We have the marijuana the alcohol, and people are going to have
25:22
the furthest time with this one. Choose the caffeine and the marijuana. I'm
25:27
being proven exclusively not only to weaken like alcohols wooholds in its own category,
25:37
but me one is being legalized in Canada, and euphene is in the exact
25:42
same boat because it interferes with what's called Campbell neurogenesis. That just means that's
25:53
a fancy word for your knopo campus. Is there in your neurological complex to
26:02
a six danger and react logically to danger. Now I've seen experiments where they've
26:08
taken the hippocampus out of a cat. It says, look, this was
26:14
very telling for what this particular brain damage does. That was face to face
26:21
with a pitbull and they were separated by a very thick piece of clear plexiglass,
26:27
and thank god, it was there because that pitbull was picked for the
26:33
experiment. It was especially aggressive, Charles. I didn't think the plexiglass was
26:40
going to hold even though it was three to four inches. That pit bull
26:44
was trying to get to that cat. The cat on the other side of
26:48
the plexiglass. It was protected. It had its hippo campus removed. It
26:53
didn't move, Charles. It did not have a fair response. So there
26:59
was imminent danger. Could not respond to the imminent danger. No, if
27:03
that plexiglass was not there, that cant would have been torn limb from limb.
27:11
People understand, what's why the the you know, the conkfee shops are
27:15
on every corner. Why the marijuana is you know, seeping into our society
27:19
legal in Canada post to post, and I will also say that in British
27:26
Columbia, Canada, caroin is now legal for the same reasons bentanol is legal,
27:33
and so is cocaine and any crack. Frank Strawberry, I mean,
27:38
all these drugs people don't even know they're legal in British Columbia. It's for
27:44
it's for the same reason. So clothene and marijuana destroy the hip book campus,
27:52
leaving the user unable to react to imminent danger and allow was the vampire
28:02
did not only penetrate their household to get the fangs in the neck of the
28:07
coffee drinker. And these coffee drinkers the happier, the happiest people with the
28:14
happiest people in the world, because if you go down to the office tower,
28:19
they'll even serve people coffee in the office towers. And there's reasons for
28:25
this thing just has a very particular effect on the brain. It makes basically
28:32
the slavery feel groovy. It reduces people's ability to see danger and react to
28:37
it, and it also makes people do boring tasks longer. I'm not too
28:42
sure if you're aware, but if you're trying to organize a full world takeover,
28:48
and you would probably want the coffee shops on every corner in the world,
28:52
destroying the hippocampal ability of the public to react to danger. And I'll
28:57
tell you something else. Nineteen eighty six, Starbucks was going to go bankrupt
29:04
in Seattle, Washington, the state of Washington, and it only had six
29:11
shols. And there was a man name in Howard Schultz that was involved with
29:15
Starbucks. And when it was going to go bankrupt, he knew the operations
29:18
inside and out. He says, I want to buy it in the bankrupt
29:22
so I'm going to get a discount. Now I'll own these six coffee shops.
29:26
And he went to get a financwer to help him buy it. And
29:30
he went to the financier and told them this great financial opportunity. And the
29:36
financier said, Howard, I really like you, but you don't have enough
29:40
money to come. And as my partner, I'm going to take your idea
29:42
and I'm going to go make an offer. And so Homeward Schultz was someone
29:47
else telling this story, and someone over for him, because Howard was sulky,
29:52
and he's like, I just lost my dream. And so was saying,
29:56
hold on, what's your name. Let me go talk to a man.
30:00
I think it might be able to help you out. So in Seattle,
30:03
Howard Schultz went to a meeting with this mamie, large man about six
30:07
foot four. He aren't the other man stealing Howard's dream. Will bring into
30:12
his office building, looked down at him and poked him in the chest and
30:17
you said, you know this deal is over. I don't have to explain
30:22
you're not buying this. And he walked out and he bought it with Howard
30:26
Schultz. Now, get so that who was that man that had enough power
30:30
to go in and poke another man in the chest to the point where that
30:33
man stood down immediately? Who do you think that was? I don't know,
30:37
but I can't imagine cold cups of coffee sitting in front of people at
30:41
this particular moment, waiting to be tipped and seeing because you tell us the
30:45
answer. It was William Gates Senior and he was financed by his son,
30:51
Bill Gates. And now why would Bill Gates Junior and William Gates Senior,
30:55
who's now deceased be so interested in a coffee shop with six six shops,
31:00
which now has thirty five thousand shops, Because, as we can see,
31:06
some families are very into ruling. And there's a book from ancient times about
31:12
how to rule, and in that ancient book is caffeine and other psychoactive drugs.
31:19
In sixteen ten, the tea was brought into the Royal Colonies to basically,
31:27
and this is where tea team comes from, keep the hippocapus slow in
31:33
the morning, have the break again at one reinfuse the caffeine at one o'clock
31:40
at tea time, have a little break, put some flour in there,
31:44
some biscuits as well, which causes brain damage as well, and just keep
31:48
everybody really subdued. And the Crusades, which were you know, organized in
31:55
the you know, in the British Isles, went into Arabia. Well that's
32:00
where they found coffee. They found the coffee in sixteen eighty five, brought
32:05
it back because they knew what the tea was really for is the caffeine effect
32:09
is you know, the ancient Secret Society's playbook about caffeine and effects on brain
32:15
function. But after the Crusadans found the coffee, they read it back to
32:22
the to the royal family and said, you got it. You think the
32:25
tea is good for subduing the brain function. You got to see this stuff.
32:30
We don't know what it is. They call it coffee. Every time
32:35
these the warriors in this point of the world go out and fight, they
32:39
take pop a cups of coffee. This stuff is insane. You got to
32:44
work the coffee back into the to the Commonwealth now. And so what I'm
32:49
trying to say is what you believe is a free market with all these coffee
32:54
shops, all the bottle shops, all the lead shops in Canada, everything
33:00
like this. All the toxins. Any toxin will really do, but some
33:05
of these toxins are very particular effect on the hippocampus. And if someone wants
33:09
to know who dangerous it is to take the people campus off line, doctor
33:15
Michael Nettles, who just read The Indoctrinated Brain, he basically dedicated, I
33:23
think, to his last three books and how dangerous it is to taking the
33:29
hippocampus offline with various modalities. One is what was going down at the clinic
33:36
also over the last four years, takes the hippocampus offline. How, how
33:42
the how these the pushes of how the needles under the skin affect the hippocampus
33:52
is the full expose that's discussed in his new book called The Indoctrinated Brain.
33:59
So what yes or information download you get from doctor Michael Nels's book about the
34:05
hippocampical destruction ways, I understand that coffee and marijuana, smoking marijuana, not
34:12
ingesting it, smoking it does the exact scene and this is all part of
34:17
a very ancient playbook. They are not stumbling upon this information. It's not
34:23
a chance happening. We have been surrounded by these ancient techniques, and these
34:32
ancient techniques have been at the forefront of the architecture and even the companies that
34:38
we're allowed to interact with. Yeah, I think it's not going to be
34:42
very clear to people. It's been going on in some form or other for
34:45
an awfully long time. Now let's move into slightly different territory. I'll start
34:52
with attributing something to Mark Twain that he may or may not have said,
34:55
but he said it was easier to fool people than to convince them that they
35:00
been fooled. So I think the bit that I'd like to get to is,
35:05
how is it that people realize or come to realize that they have been
35:10
subjected to mind control for nefarious purposes? And how do they begin that journey
35:16
of getting out of it? And of course, you, as I said
35:19
at the introduction, you know you're running what you describe as reprogramming courses to
35:23
avoid self sabotage. So if you can just sort of link those two things
35:29
for us, please, Well, if someone wants to do a little bit
35:31
of a litmus test to see if they're under mind control, it just life
35:38
is supposed to get easier as we age, because we're supposed to gain experiences
35:46
so that we make more logical and rational decisions every year that passes. So
35:52
we're supposed to have more money, not less. We're supposed to have more
35:57
joy and happiness, not less, supposed to be better at our relationships,
36:02
not worse. So if you want to know you're under this sort of negative
36:07
barrage of mind control, your whole life will be on fire, or at
36:13
least some facets of it. Your live check to check your relationships aren't going
36:17
good, your thrice divorced, You're gaining more weight every year. This is
36:22
not the way accumulating knowledge is supposed to manifest in life. As you accumulate
36:31
knowledge, you're supposed to manifest better and better results. So if you're not
36:36
manifesting more money, you're not shyingier, you're not having better relationships, you're
36:42
need closer with your partner, you're most likely a victim of the If you're
36:46
getting sick, I mean, if you're gaining more weight, you can't control
36:51
anything in your life. And when you're looking at this sort of mind control,
36:55
determination or willpower, you know how much thing matters in someone's life.
37:00
Journals almost zero because it's the programs that went out, not your willpower.
37:07
And when people try to will themselves to lose weight, when they try to
37:14
pour through determined and get like really strict and they go for three months to
37:20
the gym, they lose ten pounds, they put back on fifteen. This
37:23
is because will power will always lose against this eight hundred pound guerrilla. That's
37:30
the subconscious behavior. The tang gurella will man handle you at any time,
37:36
and it thinks it's doing it's Jibit's there to make you safe by blending it.
37:42
It wants you to fit in. But if the tribe you're in is
37:46
an alcoholic, overweight, stinking thinking itby bitty shitty committee tribe, well,
37:54
the eight hundred pound gourella doesn't care that that makes you miserable. It just
37:59
says that that's the majority. That's where you're going resist. If you want,
38:04
I'm dragging you there. I have a safety protocol. I do not
38:07
have a lunchic protocol, and that's where your behavior is going to go.
38:13
The only way to get over this is to reprogram that eight hundred pound gorilla
38:19
to drag you in the direction of your dreams, and the eight hundred pound
38:23
gorilla only responds to the repetitive content of your environment. So that's the case.
38:31
Guess what you are. That's what your charge to do is control the
38:36
competitive content of your environment. I control mine every single day. I don't
38:40
watch TV, I don't drink. My brain function with alcohol, marijuana,
38:45
or any other drugs. Although I used to, I'm an overcoming self sabotaged
38:50
coach. I used to be a master self saboteur. I know what it's
38:53
like to quit alcohol, quit cocaine, quit steroids, quit fast food.
38:59
I know what it's like. It's very hard unless you control the repetitive content
39:04
of your environment. So I control the repetitive content of my environment to signal
39:09
the eight hundred pound gorilla and get the environmental stimuli to shrink it, to
39:15
believe it lives in a wealthy tribe, a healthy tribe, a motivated tribe,
39:22
a sponsual tribe, and then the eight hundred pound gorilla does what it's
39:25
designed to do. It says Jason, I love you, I want to
39:30
protect you. I'm getting this new repetitive hanging from the environment. We're in
39:37
a new tribe. The tribe is wealthy, it's healthy, it's vibrant,
39:40
it's knowledgeable, it's empowered. This is where we're going now. I'm just
39:45
doing my job and I said, thank you. I treat you to drag
39:49
me there, and the programming does the rest. So you have to hack
39:53
your existing neurological pathways to change your life in the same way that the people
40:00
who rule us, the misleaders, the architects of doom, they're doing the
40:05
exact same. I mean, if you go watch Netflix today, well you're
40:09
seeing as an actors shooting, stabbing and killing each other. This needs a
40:15
really negative effect on where that gorilla is going to drag you. I hope
40:20
that makes some sense. And I offer this reprogramming if you I give it
40:24
for free. I give it for free slowly through my email system. And
40:30
I do have paid programs, but if you don't want to do the paid
40:32
programs, it doesn't matter. You'll get the same information over a longer period.
40:37
You can just get on my email list. Email me at info at
40:40
j Christoph dot com. J is a single initial J, and Christoph is
40:46
christ with an off on the end. I think what you've just said,
40:50
Jason will resonate enormously with the UK column audience, because a repetitive refrain is
40:58
that you can us saying UK, you know, the news output the content
41:04
exactly like what you've been saying, keeps people saying. And that is the
41:08
you know, the eight hundred pound gorilla exactly like you're you're talking about.
41:14
But I think the other thing that people I should imagine might be thinking at
41:16
this point is what about those close or perhaps previously close relationships that we've all
41:23
had with friends or family that have not taken that departure or that leap.
41:34
How how does one deal with those sorts of people, either in terms of
41:39
just trying to maintain a relationship in a positive sense or making people see that
41:47
you haven't lost your mind and that in fact you've you've found a better place.
41:52
Well, that's very simple. Shows This is called the hero's journey or
41:57
the right of passage, where we're all we are are all designed to leave
42:02
the security of the port and go sail our own ship. Leave a boy,
42:07
come back a man, leave a girl, come back a woman.
42:10
And we do need this lonely time to make the hero's journey. No one's
42:16
ever walked up Mount Everest or slaughtered a dragon with their family in tow,
42:23
and that process is actually another thing that they used to do in ancient societies.
42:30
It was called the right of passage, this maturity ritual where you are
42:36
sent away from the family so that you can come back later as a contributing,
42:40
mature member of the tribal circle and rid yourself of childhood fantasies that you
42:49
need these friends around you to survive or be your best. But in most
42:52
cases for you to be your best self, you need to leave the tribe
42:57
behind, and you're probably still sporting a lot of immature group based behaviors like
43:06
their important I left my family when I went to university, made a lot
43:12
of mistakes, left the boy, came back a man in conflict with my
43:16
parents. Now when I enter the tribal circle, I come back with full
43:22
respect. My parents listen to they're listening to the UK column today. They're
43:28
listening to all my talks. They respect me. So we've also have been
43:34
we're not putting enough enough weight. Charles on the proper right of passage.
43:38
These used to be ceremonies in ancient tribes because if you don't make them,
43:44
if you don't mature or individuals. And it's been proven in psychology you need
43:50
pain, failure, and discomfort short to an adult to individuate as an individual
43:57
member of the tribe. We're not any of these ceremonies. The people who
44:02
rule us. Again, this is the part of the book, the ruling,
44:06
the ruling book. Keep them as infants, keep them comfortable, put
44:10
them in a comfort coma. This is another benefit of the alcohol and the
44:15
coffee and the marijuana and the sugar. And the takeout is that or the
44:20
painkillers or the antidepressants, the rule of pain killers. And you need pain
44:25
to mature and individuate. You need pain to go from a chilvel to an
44:30
adult. So if you get people in a comfort coma and littering the slave
44:35
camp with sedata and tranquilizing compounds, not only do you get the brain damage
44:40
that helps with mind control, you also get the individual of an adult age
44:46
talking and thinking and acting like a child. And in the ruling book,
44:52
it's easier to rule children, it's harder to rule adults. So you can
44:55
see there's many secondary tertiary benefits to making sure people think pain is a goblin,
45:06
when really it's a guardian. Someone today oh, I'm depressed. I'm
45:09
like perfect, excellent. So they're like, why it's a malfunction. I'm
45:15
bad, I'm defective, I'm depressed. I'm like, no, this is
45:20
perfect. This is the pain. You got to feel. You got to
45:22
figure out what you're depressed about. Could be your job, your relationship that
45:30
you're getting destroyed by tyrannical government. Listen to the pain teacher, Invite that
45:36
pain teacher in. Don't slam the door, don't sedate to it, don't
45:39
tell the pain teacher to go away. It's a guardian, it's not a
45:43
goblin. There's nothing wrong with you. Everything's great with you. Go The
45:47
answer to the pain is inside the pain. Go through the pain, and
45:52
you can see the structure of our society today. Charles, what is it?
45:57
Pains a defect, pains a goblin? Take a pill, get rid
46:00
of the pain. Slam the door on the pain teacher. Don't listen to
46:04
the message, and by doing that you stay a perpetual infant. It's called
46:08
the infantilization of the society is based on reframing pain as a goblin, when
46:15
really it's your only way out. Very heartening advice, and it brings us
46:20
right to the heart of what I think we absolutely have to discuss, which
46:23
is the youth children and where mind control starts with them in a negative capacity,
46:31
and how you regard the influences on their lives. I mean in particular
46:37
parenting, but of course education is such a big one and all of the
46:40
rest of it. So do you just talk about I mean, because again
46:44
I know you run youth programs, but particularly those early influences for children,
46:50
and how critical that their sort of start in life is. Yeah, we
46:54
were children once we were put under this similar forms of mind control. Most
47:01
people are under the same forms of mind control today. The kid again,
47:07
if you can get three out of four people on Darren Brown's made for Netflix
47:12
special to push to murder an old helpless man, wasn't a man too,
47:16
by the way, he was harnest. He was a stunt man. Just
47:19
wanted to put that in when they did push him off. He wasn't longest.
47:23
He was a little scared, he said, getting pushed off all the
47:27
time. But if you can, if you can make someone commit murder or
47:32
live on TV while getting filmed with only two numbers of mind control application,
47:40
picture the kids, picture yourself, Picture what you've got cond into picture what
47:46
they're getting cond into the sky's the limit, and we can see that the
47:52
sky's the limit. We have the same mind control modalities, just basically setting
47:58
up the safe zone. The herd is the safe zone. So if you
48:01
just tell the kids, hey, look, you can be safer if you
48:06
become trains, what do you think the kid's brain is going to do?
48:10
Because all we do is look for safety. And if it's been shown that
48:15
a child's mind mimics nine times greater than the adult mind because the child is
48:22
shorter and less physically capable of defending themselves from tribal ats heim. So when
48:30
you're less physically capable of defending yourself from tribal attemp, thinking is all you
48:35
get to be safe. So before you're mature, you get stronger muscles,
48:42
before you go to the mma gym or the karate gym. You're so vulnerable
48:47
to this psychic manipulation. And the government is not the government. We all
48:52
know that, but they're saying, hey, kids, you can be in
48:58
the bigger group if you know, if you wave this flag, if you're
49:02
this gender, if you use these pronouns, and the kids psycheist like Jim
49:08
pum Bingo. I love it. I feel so afraid. I really want
49:14
to be in the bigger group. We were all afraid in school. This
49:17
is also why they separate us from our parents. It makes us extremely afraid.
49:22
It makes us vulnerable to this sort of programming. We're not supposed to
49:25
leave our parents journals. We were never supposed to go to school. This
49:29
idea of separating child from a parent is only two hundred and fifty years old.
49:35
It was you know, it was instituted by the same groups I'm talking
49:37
about. We're already wrapping the bed when we leave or when we separate from
49:44
our parents. It's a horrific from traumatic event. It's a form of trauma
49:49
based mind control where the child is just floating in outer space in school,
49:53
looking for that mountain rotted to sort of bond to, and I please be
50:00
safe. I'm so afraid. And of course the government knows that they have
50:04
this free floating anxiety, like Mattias Desmond talks about in the Psychology of Totalituanism,
50:09
you have a free floating anxiety, and here comes the government school teacher
50:15
saying, come on over here, this is where you're going to be safe.
50:19
Now under this big rainbow flag. And that's not the only agenda going
50:24
on this is you know they're saying. The repetitive content is you should be
50:30
ashamed of your own skin color, the domestic skin piller. Un country you're
50:36
in, you should be in still on this. And the reason they do
50:40
that, Charles, is because weakness is not only physical. You can have
50:45
psychological weakness. Shame and guilt of being proven to weaken the human to the
50:51
lowest point on a spiritual level. So shame and guilt is used quite a
50:54
bit in these tactics. Do this for someone's grandma, feel a shame just
51:00
because of your skin color, even though it's the skin color native to your
51:04
own country. These tatics are weaponized by the group and power. The group
51:09
in power steals your money, pays it to our friends to mind control our
51:15
kids and mind control our society. Then we need a lot of work to
51:21
do. But if we can see how the magician does the magic show,
51:24
the magic show fails to impress, and we're going to really have to lie
51:29
up here, adults up. We're going to have to power up and understand
51:35
this battle will start in our own kitchens. The poison is there as the
51:40
primary weapon. Thanking you to use your mouth as a garbage compactor is not
51:47
a side hustle for these people. It is the primary weapon of the control.
51:54
Use your mouth as a garbage compactor. Make you think that you're doing
51:59
it yourself, so you're so weak and so disorganized and so disoriented that they
52:04
man handle you at will, either financially or spiritually or intellectually. This is
52:09
a primary weapon going I love the UK. I love the UK. People,
52:16
Go into your kitchens, change the repetitive content of your environment. Know
52:22
that you don't have to find Richie Sunak or whatever his name is. Go
52:27
into your kitchen. It's you you've got to deal with. You. Don't
52:34
take your messy parncas out there and try and do anything. Clean up your
52:38
own country, the two foot by two foot country called you. Clean that
52:43
country up and then work your way out, and you will find that's the
52:47
biggest change. They will be more afraid of you getting healthy than any torchon
52:54
and pitchfork protest you could ever organize. Your power is there ultimate fear.
53:00
I think that is a repetitive message that people really do need to hear and
53:05
will take great solace from now you and I and I dare say a number
53:09
of the listeners and viewers had the privilege of growing up not being surrounded by
53:15
all sorts of the technological advancements or so called advancements that we see around us
53:22
now, in particular, of course, the smartphone. What effect do you
53:28
see that having and indeed sort of taking in the future for the younger generations
53:34
now, and what if anything can be done about it? This smartphone issue
53:39
is a lot more sci fi and movie like than anybody has the capacity to
53:47
deal with right now. There's stuff about the cell phones. They are not
53:51
telling the public. There are invisible waves coming out of your cell phone inter
54:00
acting with your own natural energy fields. This group is very advanced, and
54:05
they're not telling us what these cell phones are really for. They're telling us
54:08
that, you know, we can play on our phone, we can be
54:10
on social media. This is just the rat poison that's used. Again,
54:16
don't forget ninety percent of wrap poisonous food, only ten percent is poisoned.
54:22
To do the job, to be very careful, all you need to do
54:25
is start educating. You don't have to do too much because you naturally have
54:32
the ability to speak like me you naturally hate the We're all the same.
54:37
You naturally have the ability to think like me. You just want to clear
54:42
your system of all these poisons, and then you'll start understanding what's really going
54:50
on here. The poisoning of your system keeps your system offline. Someone says,
54:55
I hate the system. I said, God, when you can't fight
55:00
the system, when the system's inside of you. You can't feed the system,
55:04
when you eat the system, when you drink the system, when you
55:06
smoke the system, the system if you're putting it inside yourself. If you
55:13
watch the system, you watch Netflix, and you're watching all these negative images.
55:17
I mean, the average eighteen year old, they say, see sixteen
55:21
thousand murders by the time they're that age. This has a major negative impact
55:27
on the repetitive content that is going to drag you toward. So don't worry
55:35
too much about the cell phone. No, it's a danger, and then
55:38
you just start reprogramming and putting these dangers further and further to the periphery in
55:44
your own life. It's about progress, it's not about perfection. You got
55:49
to try and quit alcohol. You might get two days on the first day,
55:52
on the first attack, you might fall flat on your face. But
55:55
the answercy is of pushing yourself back up. Well make you stronger. The
56:00
exercise of starting and stopping will make you stronger. The gym we got to
56:07
work about that, We got to fall down, We got to expluence the
56:10
pain and failure to mature is fully fledged empowered adults. Just understand that no
56:16
one quits their addiction right away. When I quit alcohol, I didn't drink
56:23
fifteen martinis a night, but I did drink fifteen martinis a couple of nights
56:28
a week. It took me two full years to quit alcohol, but I
56:31
did it, and then I went a full decade. I didn't even take
56:35
a sip of someone's strength, nothing to zero, and now I will take
56:38
a sip because I balanced my body. I used to do a lot of
56:44
cocaine, but in a very short amount of time, I quit that really
56:46
fast because I got a big download that I was going to die if I
56:51
did another bag. Just understand that it takes time to get your life together,
56:57
but you start now, and you want understand get mad because whether you're
57:01
doing cocaine, steroids, alcohol, all these other drugs, wasting time watching
57:07
TV, working a job, you don't like you're doing it because they programmed
57:14
you to do it. This is not your natural state. Get pissed off
57:17
enough to muster that initial push of energy to start reprogramming your environment and start
57:24
bringing in positive em poundering repetitive content to treat that gorilla. Sometimes the gorilla
57:31
go back to the old program, but it's still not enough. It's not
57:35
a good enough reason to hang it up and quit. Keep going and lead
57:39
by example, because we may proping the most repetitive in taking your environment.
57:45
Lead from people in your environment. Be the person who stopped drinking, Be
57:49
the person who stops smoking. And see your own community by your leadership,
57:53
by your example. Yes, I think that that leads very well into something
57:58
that I wanted to ask you, which is, in effect the sort of
58:02
constant process of avoiding self sabotage. And I'd love your own sort of personal
58:08
reflections on how you feel about it. But in particularly, I think something
58:13
that people have noticed is how the in effect the bar was raised so high
58:17
at the peak of fear about the supposed COVID pandemic, and I think there's
58:24
been a significant percentage of people who since then have felt that the situation has
58:29
calmed down to the point where they don't need to be sort of on their
58:34
guard perhaps in the way that they were. Is that something that you can
58:38
ascribe a particular reason to or indeed you know, relate it to what you're
58:44
describing as being a constant process that you'll go basically. And there's a book
58:51
that was written by doctor used Murlou used to spelled Joost and Mrleus m e
59:00
r Lo and it's called The Rape of the Mind and Menticide, and you
59:05
can find that free online. What we're seeing is a very well known pattern
59:10
in mind control is to a T and give a break, to a T
59:16
and give a break, to attack and give a break. So right now
59:21
we're in the break cycle. They never stop attacking. They really haven't stopped
59:27
attacking as well. We're just in a little bit of a lull. But
59:31
these attacks on our freedom, the online forms up in Ireland, you're going
59:37
to go to jail if you offend someone online, you could be charged seventy
59:42
five thousand pounds or something like this. They're always attacking and putting us in
59:46
this sphere. If you're not working on your strength what I call the five
59:52
pillars of strength, the next time they attack, like what resources do you?
59:59
Are you and a hound of based on the next attack? Are you
1:00:04
going to have the extra money in the bank so that you can lay out
1:00:07
if they ask you to do something that might kill you, like take a
1:00:13
jab. Are you going to be able to say no, I quit my
1:00:15
job. Do you have a hundred thousand pounds in the bank, Well,
1:00:19
you had five years to You have four years now to save it up.
1:00:22
You have four years to start a business. You had four years to not
1:00:25
even maybe make extra money. You had four years to quit all your addictions
1:00:30
and then invest some money. Maybe you can get thirty thousand pounds from that.
1:00:35
Don't forget Charles. I used to spend thirty five thousand dollars a year
1:00:38
on cocaine, steroids and junk food and alcohol. And I stopped doing that
1:00:43
twenty years ago. Had seven hundred thousand dollars in savings and Charles I have
1:00:47
that seven hundred thousand dollars absolutely. So there's five. There's financial pillar of
1:00:53
strength, there's physical pillar, your health, intellectual pillar, do you know
1:01:00
what's going on? Emotional pillar of strength? Can you whether can you stand
1:01:04
strong in a storm emotionally or do you get caught up in the drama of
1:01:07
the day and speak to a pillar of strength? Do you know why you're
1:01:13
here? Are you here to drink alcohol? Give you give half of your
1:01:17
income to an ancient criminal cabal, and then go get drunk down at the
1:01:22
pub to make the whole situation feel groovy. Is that why you're here?
1:01:27
How's your spiritual pillar? I don't think that's why you're here. That's certainly
1:01:30
why I'm not here. So, yes, we're in a little bit of
1:01:35
a lull, but it's important to fortify yourself for the next attack so that
1:01:42
they don't steal everything you own, everything you have, everything you've built up
1:01:45
over time when the next attack comes. So the next attempt, well,
1:01:52
because they know they've weakened us, they didn't. A bully will never attack
1:01:57
a strong person in the school, you know, Charles. The bully will
1:02:00
assess, I'm going to find the weakest, the weakest link, and I'm
1:02:06
going to go pick on that person. So if we can exudte strength,
1:02:10
if we can vibrate strength out, if we can be stronger versions of ourself,
1:02:15
the bully starts to second question themselves about it. If this attack is
1:02:21
going to work or am I going to get punched in the face in this
1:02:24
power game can really work? Like in the NHS, they were going to
1:02:30
jab mandate all the healthcare workers in the NHS, and I believe in the
1:02:35
UK they pushed back and then they pulled back the mandate. Our painer are
1:02:40
pushback. Our collective strength can move the needle. So it's a very important
1:02:45
The strength thing is the most important aspect of winning this battle that we can
1:02:52
ever fold into our own lives. I hope that answered your question a little
1:02:55
bit. It absolutely does, and I think people will take almost comfort and
1:03:00
positivity from the amount of very constructive and sort of strengthening points that you've brought
1:03:07
out. We're going to have to wrap up quite shortly. And I asked
1:03:13
the next question with a certain amount of trepidation. But given what you've said
1:03:19
about the individual and effectively the power within the individual to sort yourself out,
1:03:24
sort your life out, which I think has been a very coherent message in
1:03:30
this interconnected world that we live in, how if it's not too general a
1:03:35
question, but how do you see things turning out? Do you think in
1:03:39
the sense of it being a spiritual war or a series of spiritual battles.
1:03:45
How do you envisage things turning out? What I see is the pain teacher
1:03:52
is going to comfort all of us and we're all going to mature, whether
1:03:58
we want to or not. And it depends when we're going to open the
1:04:02
door for the pain teacher. Now, the pain teacher knocks louder and louder,
1:04:06
the more important the messages get, and everybody has their threshold of pain
1:04:12
that they're going to react to. I do think it's going to get worse
1:04:16
before it gets better. But this is what humanity needs to wake up.
1:04:23
It's a little bit of a cycle, and you don't know who's really running
1:04:26
the show spiritually at this point. Is that the men with the fork tail
1:04:31
and the hooves or is it God himself saying it's you need to awaken from
1:04:38
your slumber. So I'm going to, potentially, if it was God,
1:04:42
I'm going to employ the evil forces to give you as much pain as you're
1:04:46
going to need before you understand that going down to the football match with another
1:04:55
man's name on your back and screaming in a drunken ray is not why I
1:05:01
put you here. So I can see us getting a little bit worse.
1:05:06
I can see the pain threshold being met. I can see pain doing what
1:05:12
it's designed to do is mature and individuate each single person to the point where
1:05:17
they're forced to take full control of their health. Instead living out these illogical,
1:05:25
interrational ideas like going to the voting booth and begging psychopaths to steal your
1:05:31
money, rule you and euthanize you. Living out that idea is probably not
1:05:38
in your best interest. And the reason you have that idea in the first
1:05:41
place is because although it's insane, and although it's illogical and fatalistic, it's
1:05:48
repetitive. And that's why you think this is. You know, I'm going
1:05:53
to vote out the red actor and put in the blue actor, and then
1:05:56
I'm going to get back down to the pub and watch the football game.
1:06:00
This kind of society, society can't sustain it, so we have to leave
1:06:03
the childhood fantasies behind. We are going to get there. There'll be a
1:06:09
little bit more pain that pay will awaken the next twenty or thirty percent,
1:06:14
and the evil systems will will collapse, and we'll build alternate systems and parallel
1:06:21
systems that build us up with positive, repetitive content and supportive repetitive content.
1:06:28
It's just a cycle. We're just going to write it out. We're almost
1:06:30
there, Jason. That's a fine note to end on. Now, tell
1:06:34
us, please, where can the audience be directed towards to find out more
1:06:41
about what you do, the courses you run, and where on social media
1:06:45
and whatnot that we can find you. Well, I think it's always just
1:06:48
best Charles to email me personally and get on my email list, because of
1:06:51
course I can't speak entirely uncensored unless I'm on my personal email content list.
1:07:00
So email me again at info at jchristoph dot com. Again, single initial.
1:07:05
J. Christoff is christ within hoe Ff on the end, info at
1:07:11
Jchristoff dot com. And I'll just slow drip you this information a little bit
1:07:15
at a time so you can process it. I'll give you encouraging words and
1:07:19
insider information that you're not going to get anywhere else, so you can make
1:07:24
your life better a little bit at a time. Again, it's about progress,
1:07:28
it's not about perfection. Don't shame and guilt yourself when you fall down.
1:07:32
That is the process. I fell down more times than I can count,
1:07:36
but I got up that extra time and made my life better and better
1:07:41
every single day, to the point where I have my five pillars of strength
1:07:45
and order right now, or before I didn't, excellent. Thank you.
1:07:48
Now. If you're not already supporting the UK Column financially, but you think
1:07:54
you are in a position to do so, then please do consider it because
1:07:58
it will enable us to carry on using interviews of such a high quality as
1:08:02
this one with Jason. And as I said at the beginning, all notes
1:08:05
and links will be posted with this interview at UK column dot org. So
1:08:11
it simply remains for me to thank Jason very very much indeed for what has
1:08:15
been an absolutely fascinating voyage over the last hour or so. Jason, it's
1:08:19
been a pleasure. Thank you very much indeed, and we will keep in
1:08:24
touch. Thank you, Charles, it was an honor speaking to your beautiful
1:08:29
audience. Thanks for having me on.