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Late Night Thoughts💡with Dean Ryan 'Interdimensional Planetary' · Real Deal Media

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  None. Right.
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  Good evening, everybody. Good evening.
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  Wherever you find yourself. This is late night.
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  Late night thoughts right here at Real Deal Media's finest
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  podcast. Universities, vocational
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  schools, cats and dogs getting along, the whole thing.
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  OK. Thank you very much.
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  What a wonderful house band we have.
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  What a wonderful house band. Anyways, welcome to Late Night
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  Thoughts everybody. This is Dean Ryan and hopefully
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  you can hear me. Sometimes I can't even hear
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  myself. That's metaphorically speaking.
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  Anyways, this is Late Night Thoughts A an original podcast
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  series by Real Deal Media where we speak about everything and
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  nothing at all. And what a title to have there
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  tonight is called The Interdimensional Planetary
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  'cause I have a kind of an interdimensional, somewhat of a
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  story to share that has just dawned on me is how daunting it
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  truly is really something you don't want to miss that.
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  And I have some video to go with it about some interdimensional
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  beings. As you know, they say as we're
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  going through the new ascension, people are going to be seeing a
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  lot of paranormal things, a lot of spiritual things, a lot of
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  things that you've never seen before.
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  We're going to talk about that here tonight.
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  At least we're going to try to. I also have some really
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  incredible inside Intel coming to real deal media straight from
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  our EU insider for SETI. You don't want to miss that.
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  I want to share that with you. And let me just say right now,
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  you're going to learn something about what's on your computer
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  and also exactly what happened to Jeffrey Epstein.
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  I'm going to tell you the truth, and I can hear that anywhere
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  else and some other things about Russian spies.
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  You're not going to want to miss.
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  In fact, I'm getting just goosebumps just thinking about
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  it. Boy, did I just get the supreme
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  pizza of Intel. Speaking of that, God, I'm
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  starving. Anyways, we are broadcasting
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  tonight. This is a live, live, live audio
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  podcast. Getting back to my roots as
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  we're broadcasting live on Facebook.
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  Yes, we are. We're on the travel page over
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  there at the real Dean Ryan. Hello, everybody.
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  Good evening. Hopefully you're seeing this,
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  getting past the shadow bands. You know, I used to want to be
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  an Invisible Man. Now I know what it feels like.
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  Anyways, it's good to almost see you.
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  Someone advised me to maybe make an effort to go back on Facebook
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  and you know what? It's the part of me that's been
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  missing. Yes.
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  Anyways, good evening to you all over there as well as Dean Ryan
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  TV over there on YouTube and the ever so free and freezing
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  rumble. Hello to all of you.
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  Anyways, let's talk about some things.
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  So yes, it's good to be here. And how about this wonderful new
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  cafe I'm at? Isn't this wonderful?
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  Right there you see the Hudson right behind me?
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  I just love it. I don't know if you've ever been
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  in New York or nearby, but that is just a lovely part of the
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  city of New York and what it shares with New Jersey in the
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  North Hoboken area, just one of the most beautiful places.
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  If you haven't seen it or been there, I highly recommend.
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  There's some really great restaurants you don't really get
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  a chance to see or visit elsewhere around the country.
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  So big, big hello to everyone in all New Jersey and New York for
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  listening to this here live tonight.
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  Anyways, yes, you know, we have such a stalemate of a Newsweek.
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  I, I must say I, I looked at the headlines this evening and
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  earlier today and literally we're mirroring a lot of what we
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  saw yesterday, which was mirroring a lot of what we saw
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  the day prior. And you know, if you're not
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  creative in these times, but you're going to be playing hacky
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  sack with shadows. Truly, truly.
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  But you know, we hear some rumblings from the American
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  president about, in a very antagonistic way, how Iran needs
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  to come to the bargaining table and beg for mercy.
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  I mean, does that sound like somebody that wants to make a
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  deal? Yes, let's make a crafty deal.
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  Let's put a handshake on it. But you have to admit what a
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  weakling you are while we're doing it.
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  I mean, what a pathetic art of the deal.
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  And I'm tired of hiding that. And I know a lot of you feel
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  that way deep down inside. You know, it is just the
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  occasions we were Born This Way. Yes.
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  David Nader says shout out to the house, Pat.
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  Yes, a big shout out to already in the house band over there.
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  You might hear them during the break.
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  Thank you for that. Yeah, so I was reading that and
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  I said that is no way to go about things, no way to go
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  about. And I was not pleased to hear
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  that. And I, I must say gas rose.
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  The gas prices here in Southern California literally rose 30 per
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  $0.30 in the past day and 1/2. If that's not short term pain
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  for long term gain, someone's going to get hurt.
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  Yeah, so that I noticed. And as we're approaching the
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  barrel of oil reaching $200 a barrel, you you're now hearing
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  about airlines across Europe could shut down, just might.
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  We don't know. It's anyone's guessed. dot, dot,
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  dot. Hell if I know.
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  So that's happening. You have that.
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  You have Supreme Courts eviscerating the Voting Rights
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  Act. How dare they.
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  How dare anybody eviscerate anyways?
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  Yeah, that that's happening. We have a lot of changes in
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  wheels, changing behind the scenes.
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  You also have a wave of attacks on Jewish targets in UK, probed
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  for possible links to Iran of course.
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  So that's more self-inflicted wounds.
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  You know why? Because we're not stupid.
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  We're not stupid. Yes, we know.
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  We know what self-inflicted wounds are.
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  We've been around the block. I'm so sick of hearing about
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  Zionists. It won't get out of my life or
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  my face. So we have that, you know, So
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  there's a lot of things here I want.
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  There's a lot of things happening in health, too.
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  Yeah, yes, Yeah. You know, you have.
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  Now they're saying 4747 years of age is when we heat hit our peak
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  of happiness. Yeah, when we hit our peak of
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  happiness. And you know, it's hard to hit
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  any peaks that have anything to do with happiness lately.
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  I'm I'm as fallible as anybody out there.
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  And I must say, if it wasn't for this crowd, there'll be no peaks
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  of any hills or Ant hills of happiness.
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  So I must say thank you to that. Thank you to all of you out
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  there. And thank you to many of you who
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  have helped keep these broadcasts alive as you want to
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  keep a world of war going that's coming back.
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  I'll leave that going for a while. giftsandgo.com/world at
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  War. Anyways, like I was saying,
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  yeah, they're saying 47 is now the peak of happiness and for
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  many people older than that. And, you know, you're looked at
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  in envy now in a way that when you were 47, in your peak of
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  happiness, allegedly. I would say a lot of people who
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  were adults before 911 probably lived in the greatest couple of
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  decades after the Vietnam War ever.
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  Ever. Yeah.
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  Yeah. And highly jealous.
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  I feel bad for these kids today. They'll never have any clue of
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  just the, the the the ounces of freedoms.
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  People used to that used to, well, practice, I guess you
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  could say back then. Remember that, Remember,
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  remember being in the back of a pickup truck with your friends,
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  your cousins, your dad was driving or somebody and you're
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  in the back of a pickup truck. No seatbelts, no safety
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  monitors, no chaperones, no care in the world.
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  You'll never see that again because you have a hall monitor
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  just just around the corner just waiting to grasp a little bit of
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  power in their life and tell on you.
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  But I'll never forget that. And, you know, I never saw that
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  again until I traveled through Central America.
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  And you go through places like Honduras.
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  You go to El Salvador where, you know, they're saying, oh,
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  there's no homeowners association anywhere in this
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  world where there's no HOA. You well, better believe that's
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  how life used to be, a bit more carefree, a bit more
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  advantageous. So I remember that.
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  But let me tell you about this. This, this is something that
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  that's now coming according to science.
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  And then I want to tell you a story that will just send you
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  some chills tonight because no one's going home empty handed.
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  But well, listen to this now. A new survey has revealed that
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  just the Brits alone reach their peak of health.
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  Their peak health and happiness at the age of 47.
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  Amazing. Well, the good news is the good
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  news is that the survey commissioned that just recently
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  came out. So people are living fitter,
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  happier and more confident ever than ever before in their late
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  40s. That's right, according to the
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  clinical education and dental therapist which?
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  Who even knew that that union even existed, they're saying,
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  comes as a result of focusing on internal health over appearance
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  in your late 40s. As people get older and may
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  begin to realize that health isn't just what it's about to
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  be, what it's all about, they say, being just visible.
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  No, it's much more than that. That's right.
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  They quizzed 2000 British citizens about when they think
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  health and happiness is peak. And they all said 47 on average.
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  But here's what I'm saying. You know, the peak for science
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  may be just that, but the peak is when you accept and want to
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  be happy. When you accept who you are for
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  what you look like, what you don't look like, that's when
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  your happiness begins. And you know, it's so easy to
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  lose yourself in these times. It's so easy because a lot of
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  people out there, you don't have to admit it, We don't need the
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  the written convention have invested a lot in institutions
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  that have now failed us. A lot of people out there have
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  invested a lot in culture, personalities that have now
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  turned on us, have invested in these philosophical options of
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  which way life could be leading. And it hasn't turned out that
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  way. And we're all in this maze
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  somewhere in this casino called life, and we're trying to play
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  the right game to get out of it. And you have to forgive
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  yourself. And you have to forgive other
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  people who may have saw it different than you or may have
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  turned another page and evolved into something completely
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  different. Because we're all trying to get
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  to that peak of happiness, aren't we?
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  But I'm here to say that peak of happiness begins when you would
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  like it to. And when you do that, the, the
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  amount of doors and corridors that start opening is, is quite
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  incredible. Our preceptors of reality are
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  just pure subjective fantasy on a silver plate.
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  And I've thought that was interesting.
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  So 47 years of age, 47, that's all it is.
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  But I want to tell you about this now.
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  Now, I I was up very late last night, couple nights ago I want
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  to say, and I was listening to a gentleman explain his incredible
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  experience about helping a young lady out at which all which all
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  started on a weird phone call. He got what sounded like a very
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  young girl pleading for help and wound up turning into a demon.
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  Let me tell you, this is there's I'll make the connection here.
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  And there's nothing worse than listening to some suspenseful,
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  quite shocking kind of content really late at night.
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  You know, I remember I used to watch the marathon series and
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  episodes of Dateline. You remember that series by NBC
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  And you know, after enough of those episodes back-to-back, you
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  start thinking, God, you know, I have a spouse who's trying to
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  kill me too. Where is she?
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  And it just, that's just the way the theater of the mind works.
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  But in this case, this guy was talking about how he saved, he's
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  a churchgoer, Christian guy, the whole deal.
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  How he saved this young lady who he originally thought just had a
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  few screws loose, had multiple personalities.
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  But let me tell you, he crossed the the Rubicon when him and his
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  wife decided to take this girl back to their home in the guest
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  room to help her rehabilitate for a week or two.
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  He noticed that's when the lights begin flashing on and
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  off, when the doors began opening and closing and when he
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  would hear just a, a, a voice that was so non human coming
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  from this one of this girl's personalities.
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  And yeah, you know what? These entities, dark as they may
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  appear, are real. I've seen them.
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  I've come across this. I've I've walked in a room where
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  a grown woman was literally performing an exorcism on a
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  little boy. So unnecessary.
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  But when you start doing that things, things like that, even
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  Ouija boards, you open up these portals which are now being
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  admitted are real. What was it just the other day?
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  Bishop Neal said. Catherine Albright, former upper
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  spokesperson, official of the the Reagan years, said, yeah,
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  the people controlling this world are interdimensional
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  demons are bad, bad entities. And that's the truth.
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  I mean, you get to the Topper upper echelons of society and
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  look what just happened to Donald Trump.
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  And you know, it's hard to say that cause we've been literally
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  monopolized with Donald Trump news for 10 years now, since
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  2015 and probably before that since the birther kind of a
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  controversy. So well over a decade, it's just
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  non-stop Trump news. So much so where if you despise
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  the person before you learn to like him because you get
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  involved in politics and then it just doesn't turn out the way
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  you thought. And that's what I'm saying is
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  there is a upper classmen that are interdimensional beings
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  that's being talked about in a serious way where you don't have
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  to say, no, I don't believe in this.
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  This is what others are saying. No, I'm telling you, I've
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  experienced these things before. So now I'm listening to this
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  gentleman express himself about how him and his wife brought
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  this young girl back to their house and they experienced some
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  demonic things that were not normal.
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  So much so that they dropped her off at the local, you know,
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  these, these caretaking mental wards where they had to call him
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  back a week later and say, yeah, she's got demons.
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  We don't know what to do. Please help us.
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  So that's what's happening is it's all being unmasked.
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  You can see things, you can see people now for who they are.
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  We know where the polarization is coming from.
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  We know who the common enemies are, and we know what to do
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  about it. We know what to do about it.
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  So I'm hearing all this now, the next day, the next day, because
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  I didn't sleep after this. Because it's just one thing to
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  know that these things are real. Because when I came across it,
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  just to know I, I pulled this, this woman off the off this 4
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  year old boy and I said, get off him now performing an exorcism.
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  This was about 2010. And she went crazy and she said,
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  oh, you don't believe me Dee? And I swear to you, she summoned
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  something and a bunch of red smoke came up.
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  I didn't look at it because I remember at the end of the The
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  Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indiana Jones, the first
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  installment, I remember Harrison Ford not looking at what the
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  Nazis were looking at. And it was the only thing that
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  saved him and his female counterpart in the movie, who I
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  can't remember at the moment. So I didn't look at it because I
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  knew it was bad. And the gentleman who I was
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  listening to on the radio, OK, Coast to coast to be exact.
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  It was a wonderful episode with George Knapp.
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  He saw the same thing in the rearview mirror.
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  As he was transporting this victim to a hospital, he said he
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  could see the flashing lights of eyeballs, evil spirits behind
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  him in the river mirror. He didn't look one time, and I
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  know that feeling, so I never did either.
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  My experience. So after listening to this, the
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  very next day, which turned into evening, there was something
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  weird that happened at my local gym.
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  I was working out, pumping iron, chewing glass.
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  You know what guys do carrying around a spackle bucket.
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  You never know when you going to do drywall.
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  You know, wearing my flannel shirt, a girl would seem like a
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  girl but look like, literally like an escaped victim from the
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  fifth element of that film. Snuck into the gym, followed a
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  friend of mine into the restroom.
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  She wouldn't leave next thing you know she did 2 Roundhouse
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  kicks to his head and he came out to tell me hey this person
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  so and so won't leave what should I do?
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  Well first of all I said well I'm so glad you came to me
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  first. So I waited by the door until
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  this person came out and I had my filming ready.
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  And here's what happened. In fact, I filmed it.
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  You can see it here tonight. What seems to be a transient, I
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  think is something much more than just a transient doing
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  kickboxing be after, especially after what I heard just 12 hours
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  prior. Check this out.
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  Excuse me. Excuse me.
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  Excuse me. Excuse me?
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  You have. A key here.
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  You have a key. Are you a member here?
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  Excuse me, Are you a member? Are you a member?
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  Show me your key. Please show me your.
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  Show me your key. Show me your key.
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  Show me your key. Please show me your fucking key.
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  Show me your key. So as you completely see there,
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  this was a demon. This was a demon and and she was
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  possessed and she kicked me in the face.
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  Now, luckily, luckily nobody was.
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  I was not hurt while filming this, but I managed to do a judo
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  block at the last minute and it was quite profound.
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  I just remember waxing on, wax off.
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  And that's exactly what happened and probably saved me.
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  But yeah, so. So a woman like that was
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  literally the description of the gentleman who was describing
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  what he had encountered with a transient type.
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  Just like that. They sneak in, they sneak out.
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  And if you get anywhere near the apparatus, yeah, they do a
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  Roundhouse kick. Isn't that something?
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  Yeah. So that's.
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  So when you when you listen to these things, it's amazing what
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  takes place the the the following day.
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  It's amazing what takes place transients and galore from a
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  Long Beach city. Anyways, so that was kind of a,
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  you know, art imitating life kind of ordeal.
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  Oops, there we go. So I have the Hudson behind me
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  and I just thought to myself, wow, just incredible.
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  So I want to now I want to change gears here.
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  I want to share with you some Intel here tonight, if that's
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  all right, because I think it's very timely, especially when for
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  SETI or the EU insider for real Deal Media shares these things
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  with us. And he wanted me to share the
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  following. So let me just set the stage
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  here. These are very EU oriented
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  things, but as we know, they affect the US and North America
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  as we know it. Well, you may remember myself
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  telling you just a couple of months ago, probably January to
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  be exact, that Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister of the UKI did
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  mention that he was going to be ousted from the UK by May and
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  June of this year. We didn't know exactly how, but
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  he was connected to his right hand man, who was Epstein's, you
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  know, main guy. Well, here's what we found out.
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  Keir Starmer is a Russian spy. We remember his ID card from the
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  KGB. Very simple.
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  We also now I can also now tell you Davos, Davos over there,
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  that whole conference is a Russian SIOP.
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  Now how they're going to remove Keir Starmer.
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  I now know exactly how he'll be removed.
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  They don't want to remove them on espionage purely based on the
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  the reasonings of alarming the UK public and the cries and all
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  kinds of calamities. So they're going to remove him.
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  And you got to love the way this is going to be done.
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  And make sure to follow this because what you're hearing here
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  tonight, you're not going to hear anywhere else.
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  They're going to remove Keir Starmer purely based on his
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  renting of Ukrainian male escorts.
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  So the rent boys and they're going to use that trail to get
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  into get ousted him from his position without without causing
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  public crises and humiliation of the system that failed the
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  people of UK. So it's always about protecting
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  the system, you see. So that's one way.
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  That's one thing we've learned. Now, here's another thing we
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  also learn Bill Gates, as you know him is, and I kind of
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  figured this just the way they use George Soros.
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  Bill Gates is an MK Ultra stooge.
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  He's programmed, he's a victim of it.
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  So they're using him like Soros. I've confirmed that Davos is a
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  Russian SIOP if Intel this whole time.
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  Now, let me tell you about Jeffrey Epstein confirmed as we
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  shared with you, he's a Mossad agent, but he was killed after
• 27:49
  all. And I kind of suspected that
• 27:52
  whether they killed him in his cell or afterwards, but
• 27:57
  certainly it wasn't the body that was discovered.
• 28:00
  They they switched the bodies, but he was killed.
• 28:03
  Jeffrey Epstein was killed by Mossad as Jeffrey Epstein went
• 28:09
  rogue on Mossad. So he was killed as they used
• 28:13
  him to make a point to other Mossad agents or as they call
• 28:19
  them, person fixers. He was killed by his own that I
• 28:25
  believe that that I can believe. All right, let me jump over to
• 28:29
  this now. This is something of an urgent
• 28:33
  change that's now happening throughout Europe and probably
• 28:36
  here in the United States as well, North America, that many
• 28:42
  political cabinets across Europe right now have been ordered to
• 28:46
  remove Microsoft Windows immediately, specifically
• 28:51
  Microsoft Windows 11. And if you're out there, pay
• 28:54
  attention. And I could, I just had a long
• 28:56
  convo with Mike Adams about this, and I'm going to tell you
• 28:59
  how dangerous this is. Microsoft Windows was ordered,
• 29:03
  Windows 11 that is, was ordered to removal from every device,
• 29:08
  from their computers in every political office to people's
• 29:13
  mobile phones, you name it. They're now discovering it's a
• 29:17
  spy Ware that's using AI scan and an AI scanner to everything
• 29:23
  you do on your computer. And it's all being collected and
• 29:27
  given to the new digital ID that they're trying to promote here
• 29:31
  in the United States for this new world conglomerate.
• 29:36
  It's also being used as blackmail.
• 29:40
  Wow. So now the EU is now the EU is
• 29:44
  telling everybody, everybody in the European Union that Windows
• 29:47
  11 is a threat and they're making every personnel in
• 29:52
  government relearn how to use Linux.
• 29:55
  Linux, you probably heard about that before, but let me get in.
• 29:59
  Let me break this down and tell you how dangerous Windows 11 is.
• 30:03
  You know, it probably goes back to China, but here's how it was
• 30:08
  explained to me. So that in Microsoft 11,
• 30:11
  Windows, Microsoft Windows 11 has a new AI feature that makes
• 30:17
  you go back at like into the future.
• 30:20
  So let's say you, you close a window and erase something.
• 30:24
  Well now because you're using your AI assistant, it can turn
• 30:30
  the pages of time and go backwards and you know, re edit
• 30:35
  something, reopen something you threw away because it's taking,
• 30:40
  it's taking a memory, a photographic AI scan of
• 30:44
  everything you do, which goes into your own personal server
• 30:47
  somewhere in Microsoft world. So we're talking about DARPA,
• 30:53
  we're potentially talking about China as well.
• 30:57
  We know that Microsoft set up a lot of the social crediting
• 31:00
  scores in China. They set up the infrastructure
• 31:03
  of that. So now there's a just, there's
• 31:07
  just a cannonball run to get rid of everything.
• 31:10
  Microsoft 11. Well, thankfully I don't use
• 31:14
  that, but it is that dangerous as it was explained to me and
• 31:21
  anyone who knows about it won't even touch the thing with a 10
• 31:24
  foot pole because every password you have, every keystroke, it is
• 31:30
  taking note right now. How dangerous is that?
• 31:36
  Very is the answer very interdimensional planetarium?
• 31:43
  I think so. Very interdimensional because
• 31:46
  the people doing this have got to be not of the human form.
• 31:51
  It's blackmail. You can look out there in your
• 31:56
  computer. You want to know if you have
• 31:58
  Windows 11, you go up there, you go to your settings in your, you
• 32:04
  know, it'll show you what operations you're using on your
• 32:06
  computer, and you want to get rid of that immediately.
• 32:09
  And they say go to Linux. Linux is something you're going
• 32:14
  to want to use. And.
• 32:15
  Yeah, it's just amazing. A lot of people have said, you
• 32:23
  know, the thing about that with Epstein, you know, Epstein said
• 32:27
  a lot of these things up. But, you know, so did John
• 32:29
  McAfee. So did John McAfee.
• 32:34
  That was another big trap. He did the the McAfee virus
• 32:37
  scanner was actually a a back door into the deep state, they
• 32:41
  say. And, you know, I spent some time
• 32:44
  with John McAfee. Very, very intricate thinking.
• 32:51
  Yeah. Different kind of guy.
• 32:54
  Different kind of guy. Yeah.
• 32:57
  Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Palantir.
• 33:00
  Yeah. That's Windows 11 for you now,
• 33:03
  Palantir. And they were bringing that up.
• 33:07
  Palantir was caught using their AI features and systems not only
• 33:15
  for the genocide in Gaza, for the so-called smart missiles.
• 33:20
  Smart bombs, but Palantir has literally hacked every
• 33:25
  government official in the US, whether they knew it or not, has
• 33:29
  listened in on every private combo you think you're having.
• 33:34
  And now we know based on Microsoft 11, everything you've
• 33:39
  done on your computer, everything you see on your
• 33:40
  screen has been recorded. So they, they got everybody in
• 33:46
  place and you know, just today Disneyland, just to add,
• 33:52
  Disneyland just said today to go in their park over there in
• 33:57
  Anaheim, CA in the original Disneyland, you know, the, the,
• 34:00
  the, the O GS where they still use the same tram from 1965 to
• 34:07
  get to your car. They said today they made the
• 34:11
  announcement that they will be now introducing the eye scanner,
• 34:17
  the facial recognition scanners to get into the Disneyland park.
• 34:22
  Just as we knew this was going to happen and that was, you
• 34:26
  know, one of the purposes of having the Calorchia plan 2
• 34:30
  point O the the mass migration into the US was to implement the
• 34:34
  facial recognition scanners for our very own protection.
• 34:38
  Just when you want to go to the grocery store, you know, just to
• 34:41
  make sure you're not a shoplifter, right?
• 34:43
  You have nothing to hide, do you?
• 34:45
  Good. Consider yourself lucky because
• 34:48
  we know what they do in China with the anal swabs.
• 34:50
  I'll just leave it there. So yeah, so Disneyland made the
• 34:58
  announcement today that they're going to be doing facial
• 35:02
  recognition. And I for one, yeah, we saw this
• 35:07
  coming. That's that's just the beginning
• 35:10
  of it all. The beginning of it all.
• 35:14
  That's a Chinese Microsoft thing.
• 35:16
  So that's what we have to look forward to.
• 35:21
  Very exciting stuff. Now, now as this is happening,
• 35:27
  as this is happening, there's a lot of technology.
• 35:30
  I don't know about you, but they say you want to sleep better,
• 35:34
  you want to have better thoughts at night, Turn off your Wi-Fi.
• 35:38
  You know how much EMF addiction we have out there.
• 35:43
  You ever try to lie down at night and go to sleep, but you
• 35:45
  don't feel right until you look at your phone one more time.
• 35:51
  You know, it's like, it's like looking into the the never
• 35:55
  ending mirrors and, and I'll tell you what the cancer causing
• 36:02
  clusters is through the roof. Now.
• 36:04
  We have just turbo cancer that's going next level and we don't
• 36:07
  know why, but it's in young people.
• 36:12
  Yet they're now saying if you're married, you're less likely to
• 36:16
  get cancer than single people are, a new study suggests.
• 36:22
  I thought it was the other way around.
• 36:24
  If you asked me, I mean, I could tell you some people that, you
• 36:26
  know, wish they wish they, they, they were not in their
• 36:34
  situation. They're saying marriage is
• 36:38
  linked to lower risk in developing cancer.
• 36:41
  Studying more than 4 million cancer cases in the US found
• 36:44
  that cancer rates were about 68% higher among men who never
• 36:48
  married compared with those who have.
• 36:51
  For never married women, the relationship was even more
• 36:54
  pronounced, with cancer rates roughly 83% higher, according to
• 37:00
  the new Journal for Cancer Research.
• 37:03
  But see, are they taking into effect the, the Wi-Fi, the EMF,
• 37:11
  you know, the new, the new iPhone 17 is it?
• 37:15
  I believe it is they put up one of these new the EMF readers for
• 37:24
  radiation and it's off the charts these these new devices.
• 37:29
  So you, you could say you could, you know, dump on single people
• 37:33
  once again, or you can look at the fact that with technology,
• 37:39
  with the, the riding of, you know, the human labor and the
• 37:47
  more the, the bigger introduction of comfort and ease
• 37:50
  at the tip of your finger. Well, it comes with cancer.
• 37:57
  And when cancer comes around, they'll be damned if you find
• 38:01
  out the truth that the CIA has been hiding since 1955 that the
• 38:04
  way to beat cancer is to kill it.
• 38:07
  The way people kill parasites because it's parasitic.
• 38:10
  And they've done that since 1955.
• 38:12
  And how many people have we lost because of that terrible soft
• 38:16
  form of kill? How many uncles, how many aunts,
• 38:19
  how many grandparents, how many parents, sisters, siblings,
• 38:23
  friends? And it's become an accepted
• 38:26
  thing. And it's yes, it's due to sugar,
• 38:31
  sure, but it's also due to technology.
• 38:34
  And not to mention the plastics, the BPA that's now all over the
• 38:38
  place. You know, they, they there was a
• 38:40
  study they had another study I just can't stop reading so
• 38:44
  addicting that the the wars that are now just imploding all these
• 38:48
  bombs everywhere and the the microplastics that come from the
• 38:52
  destruction, the bombs, the making the radiation.
• 38:56
  It just doesn't, you know, fizzle out over there in the the
• 38:59
  Jordan River, the Euphrates, the Middle East.
• 39:02
  No, it trickles its way down right here to North America,
• 39:06
  right here to to the the girl next door to, you know, Johnny
• 39:14
  Smith and the family white picket fences.
• 39:16
  Yes, we all breathe it in and it's causing the shortage of
• 39:20
  life. Hence the the real hubris
• 39:24
  confidence of Deagle and it's reports.
• 39:27
  They just didn't make it up out of nowhere.
• 39:28
  But the the amount of war and the amount of war they want to
• 39:31
  bring. It's it's building and it's
• 39:34
  giving us a toxic world. Makes you think back at all
• 39:38
  those films like Water World and, you know, were they on to
• 39:41
  something? Is that the kind of world we're
• 39:42
  having to look at? You recall that film 1995, You
• 39:49
  remember that? Kevin Costner?
• 39:52
  Oh, yeah. A lot of premonitions going on
• 39:56
  there. Same with Terminator.
• 39:59
  They were, they were giving us the clue.
• 40:03
  Dennis Hopper, one of the greatest character actors of all
• 40:06
  time. That should tell you.
• 40:10
  That should tell you. So married people.
• 40:14
  Yes. I guess you're going to live
• 40:15
  longer. And all you single people out
• 40:17
  there. Yeah.
• 40:19
  I'll see you at the morgue. I'll see you at the morgue.
• 40:25
  I must say we have a little break coming up, but I want to.
• 40:29
  I want to get more into some of what I shared with you here
• 40:36
  about Epstein and what does this all means now, Because I'll tell
• 40:39
  you, we have the terrace right here in the United States.
• 40:44
  Interdimensional or not, they're now doxing.
• 40:48
  People might have heard about that.
• 40:51
  I'm going to see if we can talk about that.
• 40:54
  And then I also want to say about all this replacing of
• 40:57
  humans with robots now, you know, like you go to Starbucks,
• 41:03
  you hit your baristas, well, you don't got to worry too much
• 41:07
  because you know, that's going to be replaced by robots soon.
• 41:10
  All these people and Japan is making that big move.
• 41:14
  They've now replaced their baggage handlers at their
• 41:17
  airports. With who?
• 41:18
  With what with robots. Isn't that something?
• 41:22
  So I want to talk about that. And also now, you know, we
• 41:25
  talked about the EMFI want to, you know, 2/3 of our babies are
• 41:29
  watching EMF in the screens for at least 8 hours a day.
• 41:32
  What is that going to do to the human brain?
• 41:35
  Are these people really going to take care of us when we get
• 41:37
  elderly or are they getting ready to cut the cord and the
• 41:41
  oxygen tank? Good questions.
• 41:44
  So a little bit more about that and a whole lot more right here
• 41:48
  on LATE NIGHT Thoughts. Real Deal media's finest don't
• 41:51
  go anywhere. We'll be back after this quick
• 41:53
  break. Stand by.
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  Please Show me your fucking key. Show me your key.
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  Show me your key. Please.
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  Show me your key for you. Kick me and I block it.
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  Not exactly. All right, OK, we are back now.
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  Dean Ryan here. What a short break that was.
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  Hopefully your bladder is not as big as the the tank over there
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• 45:39
  Anyways, you know, we just got into urine therapy the other
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• 47:55
  yet. You know, if you saw that piece
• 47:57
  again of me getting Roundhouse kicked and blocking that, I just
• 48:04
  can't get enough for that demonic entities that are
• 48:10
  interdimensional all around us. Anyways, you know I said this
• 48:15
  before the break is we're kind of continuing on the EMF
• 48:18
  poisonings and all that stuff. I got to share this with you as
• 48:23
  we are live on Facebook, YouTube, and yes Rumble too.
• 48:31
  Look at Rumble. Speaking of Rumble, hello
• 48:33
  everybody there. Oh my.
• 48:39
  Anyways, 2/3 Now get this 2/3 of babies watch screens for some
• 48:46
  for some of them for 8 hours a day.
• 48:48
  Now, before I go further in this, I don't know about you,
• 48:52
  but I grew up in the 80s where it wasn't uncommon for your
• 48:58
  parents to leave you in your car while they went in the grocery
• 49:00
  store. I mean, or I remember, you know,
• 49:04
  we used to go to Bob's Big Boy. And if my father at that time
• 49:07
  caught me chewing with my mouth open at the young age of four,
• 49:12
  he forced me to go sit in the the Toyota pickup truck alone
• 49:16
  and locked me in there while they continue to eat.
• 49:21
  Or when you didn't have a babysitter.
• 49:24
  In my case, I was an only child. It wasn't uncommon to just sit
• 49:28
  your child right in front of the TV.
• 49:30
  Remember that? And you'd be so up close to it.
• 49:33
  I mean, you only had, you know what 1213 channels to choose
• 49:38
  from back then. It got a little crazy.
• 49:42
  You went to channel 22 and watched Telemundo.
• 49:46
  You know, channel 56, see some weird preacher late at night.
• 49:52
  You don't even know what that's about.
• 49:56
  Or the best one, the late night guys that were selling baseball
• 49:59
  cards around 2:00 in the morning, you know, order.
• 50:02
  Now that's TV and it's golden era.
• 50:08
  However, it's a little different now because there's many more
• 50:12
  options and with more options, loyalty, as they say, is only as
• 50:18
  relative as the options. But let me tell you about this
• 50:21
  now more than 2/3 of babies under 2 use well under babies
• 50:30
  under 2 are using screens. And a a report has found some
• 50:34
  are exposed to screens 8 hours a day.
• 50:39
  And you got to ask yourself, where are the parents from this
• 50:42
  time? Are they just out to lunch?
• 50:44
  Is that 8 hours of just relief for parents that they're like,
• 50:47
  I, I don't have to pay a a babysitter, I'll just give some
• 50:51
  EMF donations to my baby? Well, that's true.
• 50:55
  Nearly 1/3 of newborns were found to be watching screens for
• 51:00
  more than three hours a day, while almost 20% of infants of 4
• 51:05
  to 11 months use screens for more than an hour a day.
• 51:10
  Report comes after the government issued guidance that
• 51:12
  children under 2 do not use screens at all apart from the
• 51:16
  communal activities such as video calling relatives.
• 51:19
  You know, 'cause that's what babies want to do.
• 51:21
  They want a video call, you know, Uncle Ernie, you know,
• 51:24
  across the sea. But let me just say, you know,
• 51:28
  they say if you watch porn, pornography a lot, it
• 51:32
  desensitizes you to reality. So when you have a, a
• 51:36
  significant other with you, you know, the interest is not there
• 51:39
  'cause it's not in the forming of a, A framing of, of, of ATV
• 51:43
  screen. Well, I think the same applies
• 51:45
  to overuse of watching these teleportation screens,
• 51:51
  especially for kids. And what that does is when real
• 51:55
  life situations come around, when real life people have real
• 51:58
  life questions and have real life communications, God forbid
• 52:03
  you don't know how to react to that if your entire upbringing
• 52:07
  in childhood and adolescence had revolved around staring at a
• 52:11
  screen where you get to the point and to the question is, am
• 52:15
  I watching the TV or is the TV watching me?
• 52:19
  That's what I'm talking about. And that's the kind of just
• 52:23
  futuristic realities we have coming our way the older we get.
• 52:27
  It's a dystopic, a very dystopic realm with elements of utopic.
• 52:34
  And if you see those elements of utopic, feel free to e-mail
• 52:37
  those to me at info at Real Deal Media.
• 52:39
  I want to know what those are. I'm as curious as a cat myself.
• 52:43
  Just like Whiskers become a Real Deal Media member too.
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  I'd always go to realdealmedia.tvrealdealmedia.tv.
• 52:52
  But let's keep going, shall we? Yeah.
• 52:55
  So they report now has come from 1001 Critical Days Foundation,
• 53:01
  which I didn't even know existed till just seconds ago.
• 53:06
  And they get this one, the I Attic research group.
• 53:11
  I belong to the I Attic Research group.
• 53:14
  Hello. I'm addicting or involved a
• 53:17
  survey, a focus group, and a literature review to examine the
• 53:21
  extent and potential impact of infant screen use.
• 53:27
  Yeah, it's called How to Make a Psychopath in 1000 days.
• 53:32
  Yeah, findings demonstrate a quote.
• 53:35
  Reality gap. Now, isn't that just what I
• 53:37
  shared with everybody? The reality gap is quite
• 53:40
  traumatic between government advice and everyday life, the
• 53:44
  foundation said. Well, we don't need a foundation
• 53:46
  to tell us what's quite obvious. Now they're saying the burden of
• 53:51
  screen time cannot fall solely on parents.
• 53:55
  We got to find someone else to blame and we need to find them
• 53:59
  fast now as tech companies must wake up to the realities of the
• 54:03
  impact of screen time for and they won't.
• 54:06
  You know why diplomacy is at the barrel of a gun?
• 54:09
  That's a true statement. Or in this case, at the barrel
• 54:12
  of a Microsoft Windows screen 11 Windows 11.
• 54:17
  Now the content ratings are currently misleading parents.
• 54:19
  Rating content as quote suitable for all ages is quite, well,
• 54:25
  fraudulent. So the focus group, the Iatics
• 54:30
  out there, they're now calling on major tech companies to
• 54:33
  urgently review these standards, which the tech companies
• 54:37
  responded with one finger and one finger only.
• 54:40
  Guess which one? Yes, not the thumb.
• 54:44
  And then again, is the thumb really a finger?
• 54:46
  That's another question. Now, in a review of the current
• 54:49
  research, researchers found evidence linking screen time to
• 54:52
  poor outcomes for children. Wow, what a revelation.
• 54:56
  They also found that the more Donuts you eat, the more push
• 54:58
  ups you have to do. Yes, they did.
• 55:01
  These people. I don't know where they're going
• 55:02
  with this, including an increased risk of obesity.
• 55:08
  And yes, Diet Coke really doesn't help you.
• 55:10
  After all, short sightedness, sleep and behavioral
• 55:14
  difficulties and later challenges with friendships,
• 55:18
  which is code for relationships, which is code for you're part of
• 55:23
  the 83% that might get cancer for not being married.
• 55:26
  That's what they really want to say.
• 55:28
  Now get this note Dame Andrea Litsum.
• 55:32
  Dame Andrea Litsum, the founder of 1001 Foundation.
• 55:36
  Which I love. Screens are the challenge of our
• 55:40
  time, she says, and this research demonstrates a critical
• 55:45
  area where parents urgently need more support.
• 55:49
  It's joyful but hard work. Having a small baby.
• 55:54
  We should be doing everything possible to make it easier, not
• 55:57
  harder. That's why I'm Dame Andrea
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  Letsome. Yes.
• 56:05
  What a demon. Well, in the survey to examine
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  screen time, 154 parents answered questions that they
• 56:11
  didn't want to answer. The research revealed why
• 56:15
  children and parents use screens.
• 56:17
  And we already know the answers. So anyways, this is this is a
• 56:23
  futuristic look and a portal of what's to come with the
• 56:27
  generation that's being born into this world that are coming
• 56:31
  from Gen. Z.
• 56:34
  You think there is a real disconnect now with a
• 56:38
  millennials with the Gen. Z?
• 56:41
  Hold my Capri Sun, wait till I show you.
• 56:46
  So you got to know all you got to know.
• 56:49
  You know, in South Korea, they have rehab for teenagers that
• 56:53
  are on playing these video games too long.
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  Did you know that? That's how bad it is.
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  And at least they recognize it. At least their government
• 57:01
  pretends to care. Yeah, I'm just saying it.
• 57:07
  Finally here, let me share this. And I told you about the, the,
• 57:11
  the, the service sector is being replaced by robots and they're
• 57:17
  not bashful about it and they make no holds bar about it.
• 57:20
  Now let me tell you, this is coming out of the sun.
• 57:25
  There's now saying that you could see soon see robot baggage
• 57:28
  handlers dealing with your summer holiday luggage as a
• 57:31
  major airline trials. The humanoid crew who really
• 57:36
  don't need 2 fifteens and a 30 for their break.
• 57:38
  No, they don't. Well, the robot baggage handlers
• 57:43
  will replace humans now they're saying during an experimental
• 57:45
  project as a major airline trials a humanoid crew who
• 57:50
  really don't need the humanoid needs.
• 57:53
  Now the pilot program announced by Japan Airlines.
• 57:57
  We heard the sushi's pretty fresh and the service is even
• 58:01
  fresher now. They're now saying the Chinese
• 58:04
  made robots will be integrated into the ground operations in
• 58:08
  Anita airport over there in Tokyo, which means it will come
• 58:12
  here to the United States once they perfected over there in
• 58:17
  Asia. Well, the country's biggest
• 58:21
  airport, if you didn't know will host the three-year experimente
• 58:24
  where the machines will be tasked with cleaning planes as
• 58:27
  well as loading and transporting baggage.
• 58:30
  They promised the non humanoid crew will go through your not go
• 58:35
  through your baggage, unlike the humanoids, those filthy humans.
• 58:40
  Looking further into the future, the androids could also be
• 58:42
  operating ground support equipment, including baggage
• 58:45
  tractors and catering trucks and yes, power units as well.
• 58:50
  Now, the airline said the bipedal robots as they go by are
• 58:54
  by interesting and very by winning.
• 58:58
  I guess they're the best suited to work in these airport
• 59:02
  environments as opposed to other types of robotic machines who
• 59:06
  wound up eating their captors and kicking your luggage just
• 59:10
  like the other humanoids. So yeah, I guess they have to
• 59:12
  perfect it before they unleash it over here in places like
• 59:16
  LaGuardia, LAX. It's because, yeah, they're
• 59:22
  quicker and able to move. Now, being a human shaped allows
• 59:25
  their introduction with no without significant
• 59:28
  modifications. So if you see them from a
• 59:31
  distance, you might think it's a human.
• 59:33
  Yes, this cutting edge AI technology with the unique
• 59:37
  flexibility of humanoid forms the.
• 59:39
  The project aims to realize a sustainable operation structure
• 59:43
  through labor savings and workload reductions.
• 59:46
  Meaning we don't need these humans anymore in this post
• 59:49
  human era. Nothing but cockroaches.
• 59:53
  PS kill them. Currently, the aviation industry
• 59:57
  faces serious challenges to ground handling looks so.
• 1:00:02
  Now you can connect the miracle jabs and everything they did to
• 1:00:05
  the airline industry was by design to get rid of the service
• 1:00:09
  sector, to bring in the AI robots.
• 1:00:13
  What do they call these robots? The the bipedals.
• 1:00:17
  Bipedaling robots as the scabs of society have no conscience,
• 1:00:24
  no heart, no brain, but have a handler at the other side.
• 1:00:29
  Who, by the way, most oftenly, more than often than not,
• 1:00:35
  probably hate you. So yeah, you're going to hear
• 1:00:39
  this thing. Facing serious labor shortages,
• 1:00:41
  we'll plague our society more now than than later yesterday or
• 1:00:47
  even down the road for that fact.
• 1:00:49
  So that's something to look forward to.
• 1:00:51
  And how and how interesting and exciting.
• 1:00:55
  Let me just to recap. Just to recap here, if you're
• 1:01:01
  just joining us, which is impossible, but you're going to
• 1:01:06
  see a rating of Windows 11, Microsoft Windows 11.
• 1:01:11
  I, I would check if you have that at home, if you haven't
• 1:01:13
  already, get rid of it as soon as possible.
• 1:01:15
  That's what they're doing throughout the European Union,
• 1:01:19
  the political cabinets, offices, all of their devices
• 1:01:22
  immediately. I've heard nothing but bad.
• 1:01:26
  You know, I heard nothing about bad things about Microsoft
• 1:01:28
  Windows 10, how terrible that was.
• 1:01:31
  Now we have to, you know, 11's even worse.
• 1:01:35
  Yes. So just to recap on that.
• 1:01:37
  Are you going to be seeing a riding of your Starmer, the
• 1:01:40
  Prime Minister by June or sometime this month for his
• 1:01:45
  involvement in rent rental U Ukraine rental boys?
• 1:01:52
  Did I say lentil? Yes.
• 1:01:55
  You're also going to be seeing the truth come out about Epstein
• 1:02:00
  from our EU insider who was killed because he went rogue on
• 1:02:03
  the Mossad. Bill Gates is nothing but an MK
• 1:02:06
  Ultra victim. I could have told you that as
• 1:02:12
  well as Davos. Nothing but a Russian sign up
• 1:02:15
  all along. You know, I was told that the
• 1:02:16
  Russians supplied a lot of these rental boys to a lot of these
• 1:02:19
  leaders in order to hold their blackmail.
• 1:02:25
  I tell you, it's all coming true.
• 1:02:28
  All coming true anyways we also you know I don't know if I said
• 1:02:36
  this earlier yes yesterday comedy was indicted he's now
• 1:02:39
  surrendering surrendering over there in Virginia.
• 1:02:43
  I'd be surprised if that goes anywhere.
• 1:02:46
  And the unveiling of new statues is the Donald Trump has a new
• 1:02:53
  golden statue. I guess they're in preparations
• 1:02:56
  for the new ballroom, which I can't stop hearing about.
• 1:03:01
  Interesting. And also also the dangers of
• 1:03:07
  being a single. And this great time of challenge
• 1:03:10
  is now giving everyone cancer. Just amazing.
• 1:03:15
  Not the EMF, not the Wi-Fi. Anyways, what are people saying
• 1:03:22
  out there? What are people saying out
• 1:03:25
  there? We have, we have many, yes, we
• 1:03:32
  have many cameras locked onto your face.
• 1:03:35
  Yeah. Disneyland is introducing their
• 1:03:38
  new facial recognition technology today.
• 1:03:41
  You want to go and spend $1000 with you and your family just to
• 1:03:44
  get in the park? That's not even counting
• 1:03:47
  Disneyland Hotel if you're from out of state.
• 1:03:49
  They're now using a facial recognition technology over
• 1:03:53
  there in Disneyland. Yes they are, I must say.
• 1:04:00
  Also, here's some people saying some other things.
• 1:04:04
  Rebel Obama says travel. Travel is almost done.
• 1:04:07
  Airlines are screaming that they're on the verge of
• 1:04:08
  collapse. Well, No Fear, Fear not as now
• 1:04:12
  they're replacing the humanoids with human like AI robots that
• 1:04:20
  just can't stop till they get enough.
• 1:04:24
  And you're going to see that in the medical field too.
• 1:04:26
  Remember all the nurses that were lost, OK, the airline's
• 1:04:29
  lost a lot of pilots. Well, No Fear, No Fear that Uber
• 1:04:34
  freight and soon to be Uber flights are here.
• 1:04:38
  Air taxis. They're trying that out in New
• 1:04:40
  York right now. Or you can see that behind me,
• 1:04:43
  the beautiful Hudson. It bridges a gap right there
• 1:04:48
  between New York and New Jersey, I must say.
• 1:04:53
  I must say. So we learned that today, and we
• 1:04:56
  learned what we got to do. Anyways, here's some other
• 1:05:00
  things. This is wonderful here, too.
• 1:05:07
  Mandated law for all vehicles by 2027.
• 1:05:12
  Equipped, advanced. OK.
• 1:05:13
  So yeah, that. Thank you, Reggie.
• 1:05:15
  Yeah. They're trying to make all these
• 1:05:17
  cars smart cars. That's why you look at the old
• 1:05:19
  cars, the old Corvettes, what you took for granted when you
• 1:05:24
  were growing up is worth a ton now, a ton, like almost 6
• 1:05:30
  figures. Some of these old cars, because
• 1:05:32
  they don't have the AI capabilities and that is going
• 1:05:35
  to be perceived as a danger. Danger.
• 1:05:44
  We have some other people. Yeah, Yeah, I'm not going to be
• 1:05:48
  speaking about the Mossad asset who go whose last name is fake
• 1:05:54
  name is Hugo. Yeah.
• 1:05:55
  He's a Mossad asset. Haven't people figure that out
• 1:05:58
  by now? Gave you the goods on him
• 1:06:02
  anyways. Yeah, it's.
• 1:06:04
  It's good to be back here on Facebook.
• 1:06:05
  We have a lot of people finding me.
• 1:06:06
  Thank you. Good to see you too.
• 1:06:07
  I'll try and make a new habit of that.
• 1:06:11
  And here's some other people. Yeah.
• 1:06:13
  And people are using Linux. Linux So anyways, on that note,
• 1:06:20
  I'm, I'm going to play you out with, you know, I wanted to, I
• 1:06:25
  was thinking of things to do things to dedicate to, to some
• 1:06:29
  friends we lost out here. You know, I just realized every
• 1:06:36
  time I go on Facebook, I find a friend of that of mine from the
• 1:06:39
  past that is no longer with us anymore.
• 1:06:42
  And I've lost two family friends, you know, and a lot of
• 1:06:46
  you, I'm sure, are dealing with similar things to the miracle
• 1:06:50
  jab to the miracle jab. And just like when we had Jay
• 1:06:54
  Widener here the other day who lost his friend who he became at
• 1:06:58
  odds with the the David Wilcock fella.
• 1:07:02
  I felt bad for him. But I'm going to play something
• 1:07:05
  special for some of the the departed here from real deal
• 1:07:10
  media. Play you one of Matthew Shorts
• 1:07:13
  and favorite songs. When we get back after this
• 1:07:16
  message is our final goodbye here at Late Night Thoughts,
• 1:07:19
  something that's weighing on my mind?
• 1:07:21
  Stand by. Sometimes I feel like I don't
• 1:08:26
  have partner. Sometimes I feel like my older
• 1:08:33
  friend. The city I live in, the city of
• 1:08:39
  angels, lonely as I happened. And gather, we cry.
• 1:08:52
  We walk through. Streets 'cause she kisses and
• 1:08:56
  then I'll drop through is 'cause she knows who I am.
• 1:09:03
  She sees the man go bleeds in she kisses me when there and
• 1:09:08
  long as I hand and get out of cry.
• 1:09:12
  I don't ever want to feel and I count in that dead to me to the
• 1:09:26
  best I love and take me all the way.
• 1:09:31
  I don't ever want to feel like a take that dead to me, do the
• 1:09:37
  best I know and take me all the way
• 1:09:53
  AM. It's how you believe and there's
• 1:09:58
  nobody out there. It's how you believe I'm all
• 1:10:02
  alone. At least I'm her loud shit as
• 1:10:07
  she loves me long as I bend together to cry.
• 1:10:13
  I I'm only the warm of fear And I can't in thy dead to do the
• 1:10:26
  best alone. You take me all the way.
• 1:10:31
  I don't want to feel like I'm dead.
• 1:10:35
  Dead down to the place alone, 10 away.
• 1:10:53
  Downtown. Is where I choose.
• 1:11:19
  Goodnight everybody. Goodnight.
• 1:12:36
  None. The.
• 1:14:42
  The. None.